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Steak Frites
French, Bistro, Steakhouse $$$$$
9 E 16th St. (b/w 5th Ave. & Union Sq W)
New York , NY 10003
French, Bistro, Steakhouse $$$$$
9 E 16th St. (b/w 5th Ave. & Union Sq W)
New York , NY 10003
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2 reviews Good frites and some other sheet.
By Twenty Bucks A Day Feb 03, 2006
Restaurant week. It’s an NYC tradition, right? It’s a good deal, right? Well, one of two isn’t bad, I guess. You see, astonishingly, not every restaurant that participates in the $35 dinner prix fixe is actually a good deal. The ones that are – I’m thinking maybe the main room at the Modern, but that price class isn’t exactly my forte – are always booked solid months in advance by people far more anal-compulsive than I. When the e-mail went around earlier this week (“Restaurant week! We must take advantage! Someone organize this!”), there were precious few reservations to go around. So I kept checking and finally came up with Steak Frites, on the same block as the Union Square Café. I’m sorry to say that Steak Frites fell into the category of “not that great a deal” – partially because of the food, and partially because of the price. FULL REVIEW
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By Big Apple Dining Guide Jun 28, 2005
My co-waiters during the summers of my youth at the Jersey Shore were mostly 20/30-something women who grew up in the Pine Barrens of southern New Jersey. So, when we had the occasional gay couple or group of gay men show up at the diner it was assumed that I, a young and fit (yes, its true, there was a time) male from "the city" (I actually grew up in Bergen County, but that was close enough for my "southern" coworkers), would be their waiter -- even if my tables were in another room. It was a simple business practice that has probably been used in many establishments over the course of modern dining. I bring this up only because I feel that sometimes, maybe not today, but sometimes, when I dine alone, I am served by a young, attractive woman or someone who looks like someone the management thinks I might find unique/attractive, have a similar quality or whatever. My waitress today, Meaghan F. (according to the check), was, by all accounts, kinda cute and without trying to sound lame, funky. She also happened to have the majority of her tables in another section of the room. FULL REVIEW
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