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Expect French fare with a side of attitude at this see-and-seen South of Fifth hotspot known for its sunset view and sexy Euro clientele.
The first U.S. property of UK hotel chainlet Firmdale, the Brit-pop space has 86 wildly designed bedrooms and suites with upholstered walls, bold color combos, and floor-to-ceiling warehouse style windows. There’s also an outdoor garden, a guest drawing room, high tea service, and 99-seat screening theater (a Firmdale trademark).
Perfect locale for a post-Fox Theatre show cocktail or slice from the chilled dessert counter. Mammoth chalkboards boast pub plates like beef skewers, fried oysters, and wines by the bottle or glass.
Lincoln Square’s best food haunt by far serves fresh-from-the-farm French dishes in the coziest space imaginable. Don’t miss it.
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After the Grocery Bistro fiasco, Andre Christopher busted out this traditional Romanian joint. Voila: American bistro fare married with Eastern European flava.
Who says Miami doesn’t have any neighborhood bars? W Wine Bistro is tucked away in the quieter part of the Design District, serving great food and wine. Stop in for Friday happy hours, no corkage fee Wednesdays, and bimonthly tastings.
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This slick but intimate fine dining restaurant and bistro features a menu that combines traditional French dishes with innovative recipes. The place feels homey, with a kitchen between the bistro and resto and a lounge that stays open late.
Staying in may well be the new going out. But then that makes doing dirty dishes ...