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Ed’s Chowder House<br />

Empire Hotel<br />

44 West 63rd Street<br />

(Broadway & Columbus Avenue)<br />

(212) 956-1288<br />

www.chinagrillmgt.com<br />

Lincoln Center has a cause for<br />

applause with Chef Ed Brown’s<br />

casual-but-chic sea-shack concept.<br />

Ed’s Chowder House brings Montauk<br />

to the heart of Manhattan, oering<br />

traditional East Coast seafood fare at<br />

its seasonal best. Highlights include<br />

pepper tuna steak frites, lobster<br />

rolls, jumbo lump crab cakes, the<br />

signature namesake, hot and savory<br />

chowder, as well as the ultimate<br />

raw bar.<br />

Ed Brown/John Miele Seafood<br />

DETAILS Bar Scene; Good for Groups;<br />

Kid-Friendly $$$<br />

Épicerie Boulud<br />

1900 Broadway<br />

(64th Street)<br />

(212) 595-9606<br />

www.epicerieboulud.com<br />

Épicerie Boulud is Chef Daniel<br />

Boulud’s eat-in and take-out market<br />

on Manhattan’s Upper West Side.<br />

The Épicerie oers the chef’s<br />

signature house-made charcuterie<br />

alongside homemade soups, salads,<br />

made-to-order sandwiches, and<br />

fresh-baked breads, in addition to<br />

artisanal cheeses, courtesy of Saxelby<br />

Cheesemongers. On the market<br />

shelves, customers nd house-made<br />

gourmet foods plus a selection of<br />

condiments from around the world.<br />

In the evening, the Épicerie evolves<br />

into an oyster bar with wines by the<br />

glass, famous house-made grilled<br />

sausages, and a daily seasonal plat<br />

du jour.<br />

Daniel Boulud/Jonathan Kinsella French<br />

DETAILS Good for Groups; Outdoor Dining $$<br />

French Roast Uptown<br />

2340 Broadway<br />

(85th Street)<br />

(212) 799-1533<br />

www.frenchroastny.com<br />

See description on page 15.<br />

Frederick Piccarello French<br />

DETAILS Kid-Friendly; Open Late (after 11pm);<br />

Outdoor Dining; Romantic $$<br />

Isabella’s<br />

359 Columbus Avenue<br />

(77th Street)<br />

(212) 724-2100<br />

www.isabellas.com<br />

Considered by many to be a<br />

culinary staple of the Upper West<br />

Side, Isabella’s oers delicious<br />

Mediterranean cuisine and is known<br />

for its weekend brunch. Located<br />

near the Museum of Natural History,<br />

there’s no better spot to absorb the<br />

sights, sounds, and celebrities of<br />

Manhattan than Isabella’s vibrant<br />

outdoor café.<br />

Jonny Lictro American/Mediterranean<br />

DETAILS Good for Groups; Kid-Friendly;<br />

Outdoor Dining; Romantic $$<br />

66 Great Food, Good Hearts 2013<br />

Landmarc Time<br />

Warner Center<br />

10 Columbus Circle, 3rd Floor<br />

(8th Avenue)<br />

(212) 823-6123<br />

www.landmarc-restaurant.com<br />

See description on page 16.<br />

Marc Murphy French Bistro<br />

DETAILS Bar Scene; Good for Groups;<br />

Kid-Friendly; Open Late (after 11pm);<br />

Outdoor Dining; Romantic $$$<br />

Le Monde<br />

2885 Broadway<br />

(112th & 113th Streets)<br />

(212) 531-3939<br />

www.lemondenyc.com<br />

Le Monde celebrates the cuisine<br />

of the Loire Valley. Known as the<br />

“garden of France,” the Loire is<br />

home to some of France’s best-<br />

loved dishes such as coq au vin.<br />

Sample some of the great Loire<br />

wines, including Charles Jouget<br />

Chinon or Daniel Chatard Sauvignon.<br />

Le Monde celebrates the convivial<br />

bourgeois lifestyle with its warm<br />

atmosphere, welcoming service<br />

and delicious food.<br />

Regis Courivaud French<br />

DETAILS Good for Groups; Kid-Friendly;<br />

Open Late (after 11pm); Outdoor<br />

Dining; Romantic $$<br />

UPPER WEST<br />

Loi Restaurant<br />

208 West 70th Street<br />

(West End & Amsterdam Avenues)<br />

(212) 875-8600<br />

www.loirestaurant.com<br />

Loi Restaurant oers a contemporary<br />

twist to authentic Greek recipes<br />

using only the nest, freshest<br />

ingredients delivered daily, served<br />

in a convivial atmosphere. Special<br />

events are held in the three private<br />

rooms, the largest of which can<br />

accommodate 44 for a seated dinner<br />

in an elegant atmosphere.<br />

Maria Loi Greek/Mediterranean<br />

DETAILS Bar Scene; Romantic $$$<br />

New Leaf<br />

Restaurant & Bar<br />

1 Margaret Corbin Drive<br />

Fort Tryon Park<br />

(190th Street)<br />

(212) 568-5323<br />

www.newleafrestaurant.com<br />

New Leaf is a ne-dining restaurant<br />

nestled in Northern Manhattan’s<br />

historic Fort Tryon Park. Executive<br />

Chef Scott Campbell serves his<br />

signature style of fresh American<br />

cuisine, which combines<br />

international inuences with the<br />

best Hudson River Valley local farm<br />

ingredients. Proceeds from New<br />

Leaf support Bette Midler’s New<br />

York Restoration Project, a nonprot<br />

organization that restores<br />

and maintains New York <strong>City</strong> parks<br />

and community gardens in<br />

under-resourced neighborhoods.<br />

Scott Campbell American<br />

DETAILS Bar Scene; Good for Groups;<br />

Kid-Friendly; Outdoor Dining; Romantic $$<br />

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