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re: kessdarln
<I've learned that a lot of places close on holiday Mondays in NY. Where I'm from, that is unheard of.>
That's because a lot of people go out of town for holiday weekends, and Manhattan gets (relatively) quiet and peaceful. Which is nice for those of us who stay in town, but not so nice for restaurants who have to pay their staff to stand around and do nothing.
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I agree with many of the aforementioned choices; one neighborhood that no one has mentioned, however, is the financial district where you find Vintry (www.vintrynyc.com) on Stone Street. Outside tables, excellent wine and small plates. Can be $$. See if it fits your bill.
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re: expat108
I LOVE Vai, great food, wonderful ambiance and beautiful decor. I'm also a huge Uva fan. I also like the good food (simple) at Fig and Olive. Also, SanctuaryT in SoHo area has great food and lots of wine (and tea) for more of a ladies afternoon wine fix.
www.earthlyepicurean.blogspot.com
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1486 2nd Ave, New York, NY 10021Vai
225 West 77th Street, New York, NY 10024
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Although not discussed much on the boards, Bottega del Vino has a fabulous selection of Italian wines by the glass, served in small carafes, using the "right" wine glass for each wine. There is a more casual area in front with great panini, and then a more formal and more expensive area in the back with a more extensive menu.
Also, I believe that all the wines at Artisanal are available by the glass. The food is decent, but the cheese selection is fabulous - it's a great place to sit at the bar, and try wines and cheeses.
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