Chelsea Date
Hey everyone -- Got a dinner and a movie tonight in Chelsea (theatre is on 23rd and 8th). I searched the board and got a couple suggestions (specifically Red Cat and O Mai). Does anyone have any other ideas? All types of food (sans sushi) would work, and price is not a huge concern. Thank you!
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Tia Pol on 10th Ave, between 22 & 23. It's small, so you'll probably need a reservation. I was just there last week and loved every small plate we ordered, particularly the pork sandwich and lamb skewers . Killer!
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I wasn't particularly impressed with the food at Cookshop and Red Cat. And I found the noise level at Cookshop to be quite high. If you would prefer a place that's small and intimate...
Gascogne, the French bistro on 8th, b/t 17th & 18th, serves delicious food in a charming and cozy space.
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re: RGR
Just a voice of dissent here... we only ate at Red Cat once, but had a great experience. It's definitely 'neighborhood-y", but the comfortable feel of the restaurant and the homey food add up to a winner in my book.
Gascogne... I've eaten there quite a few times (although only at lunch), and despite the nice surroundings, I have never had anything there that was anything beyond "just okay".
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re: danoots
The one time we had dinner at Red Cat, while the atrmospherics were pleasant, I thought the food was just so-so.
We have had many experiences at Gascogne -- dinner, lunch and brunch -- and the food has always been delicious.
I guess this is a good example of the expression, "Chacun a son goût."
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