I need a great place for lunch near 52nd st and 5th ave
Meeting a long distance business associate after 7 years of working on the phone and internet. Great food and not too noisy would be ideal. As long as lunch is under $100 price, doesn’t have to be pricey, just really good.
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Todd English's Food Hall (The Plaza Food Hall) in the basement of the Plaza Hotel on 59th and 5th Avenue (entrance on 59th). There's lots of options and stations (pasta, ramen, pizza, sushi, salads, raw bar, etc.). Inside you'll also find very New York food vendors like Luke's Lobster and No. 7 Sub. If you like real Japanese sushi, Sushi Den (Sushiden NY) on 49th and Madison is also a great choice, though I would venture over to Sushi Yasuda (Sushi Yasuda Ltd)on 43rd and 3rd if you're a serious sushi lover.
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Barbara Delutis from Cambridge (Massachusetts), Massachusetts
Betony is fabulous and right in your desired area
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The chicken here was one of the best I've ever had. ·
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Glad you liked Betony, the chef/owner used to work at 11 Madison which is a top restaurant in NYC. ·
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Momofuku Má Pêche is a great choice. Spacious, good atmosphere, good food.
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Jesse Cirillo from New York, New York
Molyvos is a great greek restaurant, can sit inside or outside. Rouge Tomate has a business lunch special $32pp one appetizer, entree and dessert but their normal menu is larger and not toooo pricey. The Capital Grille is right over there too if you're going for a steakhouse vibe. Maze Restaurant by Gordon Ramsay is always a satisfying meal as well.
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Bianca Gochuico from Fremont, California
Marea at 240 Central Park S is fantastic for lunch. Ambiance is very business-y but the food is beyond! Pricey but the lunch deal makes it very doable.
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Serafina is always a safe bet and good for work lunches. Delicious Italian food. There are multiple locations around NYC and one of them is a few blocks over from where you said - 210 West 55th St. Eataly is another great option though it's a bit more of a walk, also Italian, very novel setup. And afterwards for dessert since you're in the area hit up Momofuku Milk Bar if you're still in Midtown or Doughnut Plant if you're in the Flatiron.
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Nina J from New York, New York
TAO can get loud but offers great food. Aspen Social Club has some great drink selections.
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Brew Johnson from Manhattan Beach, California
Marea would be a great choice. Excellent food and not too far from your intersection.
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thank you as chance would have it I was just looking at their website ·
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Courtney Robinson from Los Angeles, California
My favorite in that area is Fig & Olive. The prices are pretty reasonable and it has a great vibe. Mostly Mediterranean/Italian style food and a big menu to choose from. Definitely make a reservation, though, as it gets very crowded.
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Frank Lerner from Jericho, New York
Circo at 120 W 55th st has a great prefix lunch for 29$. best in NYC.
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Ellen Elwell from Dallas, Texas
You are at an odd location - Tiffany & Co., St. Patricks Cathedral, Saks Fifth Avenue. The only places that I visualize are the nearby hotels like Omni Berkshire Place, The Peninsula New York and The Westin New York Grand Central. A local may know of a few good little bistros on the side streets. You'll need a reservation anywhere you go.
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Giacomo Frimmel from Mountain View, California
I would vote for the Russian Tea Room
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