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       Low lighting and rustic decor at Da Silvano, Downtown
       Craft            $$  Edi & the Wolf   $$  Freemans        $$
       American     Map 9 A5  Austrian   Map 5 B2  American   Map 5 A3
       43 East 19th St, 10003  102 Ave C, 10009  Freeman Alley, near Rivington, 10002
       Tel (212) 780-0880      Tel (212) 598-1040      Tel (212) 420-0012
       Creative chef Tom Colicchio   This rustic restaurant is inspired   This fashionable restaurant,
       offers a “deconstructed” menu   by the casual neighborhood   hiding at the end of an alley, has
       that celebrates fresh ingredients.   taverns in Austria. Feast on   a menu reminiscent of a 1950s
       Try the roasted swordfish or   traditional Austrian dishes such as   supper party, with rum-soaked
       rabbit loin, or braised beef    pork schnitzel, making sure to   ribs and stiff cocktails. Old-world
       short ribs. Be sure to taste the   leave room for a delicious pastry   American tavern-style decor.
       mouthwatering desserts.   dessert. Good choice of wines.
                                                DK Choice
       Da Silvano       $$  Empellón Cocina   $$
       Italian      Map 4 D3  Mexican    Map 5 A2  Gramercy Tavern   $$
       260 Sixth Ave, 10014  105 First Ave, 10003  American   Map 9 A5
       Tel (212) 982-2343      Tel (212) 780-0999      42 East 20th St, 10003
       A Tuscan restaurant that’s better   Innovative, but rooted in   Tel (212) 477-0777
       known for its celebrity clientele   authentic Mexican style, this   Enjoy a warm welcome at this
       than its cuisine. Coveted outdoor   restaurant blends the classic    New York City favorite.
       tables and gently lit interiors   and the contemporary. Try    Combining simple elegance
       make for a great ambience.  the lamb sweetbreads with   with rustic charm, the Gramercy
                           pumpkin seeds.       Tavern serves up contemporary
       Delmonico’s      $$                      American dishes using seasonal
       American     Map 1 C3  Fraunces Tavern   $$  ingredients. Walk-in and sit in
       56 Beaver St, 10004  American     Map 1 C4  the Tavern, or book in advance
       Tel (212) 509-1144   Closed Sun  54 Pearl St, 10004  and enjoy a multi-course meal
       Established in 1837, this   Tel (212) 968-1776   Closed Sun  in the Dining Room. Tasting
       charming steakhouse, with   Historic 18th-century tavern with   menus are available and the
       historic murals, serves classic   classic American steak and fish   service is impeccable.
       dishes such as the Delmonico   dishes. The place has 18 craft
       Steak (boneless ribeye), Lobster   beers on tap.
       Newburg, and Baked Alaska.              Great Jones Cafe   $$
                                               American      Map 4 F2
       Dirt Candy       $$                     54 Great Jones St, 10012
       Vegetarian   Map 5 A3                   Tel (212) 674-9304
       86 Allen St, 10009                      An Elvis likeness draped with
       Tel (212) 228-7732   Closed Mon         Mardi Gras beads sets the tone
       High-concept vegetarian cuisine,        for this eatery. Enjoy the cocktails
       from mint and tarragon zucchini         sat the bar. Sample the Cajun
       pasta to portobello mushroom            Mary, and play some vinyl, old-
       mousse. Everything on the menu          school style, on the jukebox.
       can be made vegan on request.
                                               Les Halles        $$
       Dirty French     $$                     French        Map 1 C2
       French       Map 5 A3                   15 John St, 10038
       180 Ludlow St, 10002                    Tel (212) 285-8585
       Tel (212) 254-3000                      A lively brasserie with top-notch
       Contemporary French bistro that         fare, from succulent steak with
       offers a tweak on classics, such as     Béarnaise sauce to tasty grilled
       duck à l’orange with preserved          salmon to fresh salads with tangy
       oranges, and brook trout with   The bar area at Freemans restaurant,   dressings. There is a fine selection
       dried apricots and sesame.   Downtown   of French wine on the menu.
       Key to Prices see p294
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