One solo dinner within walking distance of St. Regis Bal Harbour?
I'll be there next week and won't have a car (although I don't mind walking a fair way). Cuisine should be chow-worthy; price is not important. I am traveling on business so can spend whatever I feel like--that is, I can eat in the hotel restaurants--but my normal taste skews toward to the ethnic end of the restaurant spectrum. Any and all suggestions welcomed!
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J&G Grill at the St. Regis Bal Harbour is spectacular....Jean George Vongerichten's new place. Make reservations early...they book up three weeks out, but if you're a guest, the concierge may be able to get you in. A great new Lebanese/Mediterranean restaurant called Le Pine just opened two weeks ago on Kane Concourse (96th street). Food is delicious. Lebanese owner, authentic. Outdoor dining right now is gorgeous, too. It's just down the street from Emilio's, another hit and best Italian outside of Florence. Books up quickly, so make reservations. Have fun!
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re: The Chowfather
Looks intriguing, although as a longtime resident of the land of Stephen Starr (Philadelphia area), I have gotten used to his places being more about the decor and the scene than the execution of the food. How would you characterize Makoto in that context?
Also, as a solo diner on a Wednesday, do I need to book a table in advance?
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re: travelmad478
You should have no issue getting a seat at the sushi bar or a table without a reservation. The sushi is very good as are the non sushi offerings. My only gripe would be price wise.
There are two new restaurants at the St Regis, J & G Grill and Atlantico. I have not tried either yet but they may be worth looking into as well. Save room for dessert as the pastry chef is a super star
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