Where is a good place to eat lunch in New York City?

Question

There is a special someone that I would like to take out to lunch. She can't eat fried or spicy foods. Most of the restaurants in Manhattan (The City) is fulled with burgers, fries, sushi, and nothing special. Sushi isn't an option either. Sorry for being picky everyone, I've tried almost everything and I've looked everywhere for special small plates that are tasty. Anyone have any suggestions?

Answer 1

Tocqueville - incredible - expensive E. 15th Street
Tia Pol - tapas, etc. casual
Paola's - wonderful Italian food, upper east side
Zen Palate - all vegetarian - lovely

Answer 2

There's a raw place on 23rd Street near Madison Square Park called Bonobo's. They're not spicy at all, and since everything is raw, there's nothing fried. You can get a salad with a nut patty.

She might be able to get something at Candle Cafe (3rd Avenue and 75th Street), a mostly vegan cafe.

Teany, Moby's tea shop on the Lower East Side, has little sandwiches that might work.

Answer 3

properly, there are quite a few different places interior the city that i visit consume. whilst gray's Papaya might no longer be a lunch and dinner place, that's a historic landmark and that they make good nutrition. close to there is the degree Door diner, which, in case you already know NYC, you should understand. and there is often the Olympic on 40 9th and 8th.

Answer 4

Daniel:

60 E 65th St
New York, NY 10021-7056
Phone: [phone]

its expensive, but worth every bite!!
( if you're familiar with French Laundry, Daniel is an affiliate)

Answer 5

Tavern on the green is amazing!!!!!!!! i ate there last month for lunch and loved it.