Thank you so much everyone!!
The Tavern on the Green has gotten the most votes - and I'm in
agreement:) I've been aching to go to the Cloisters for years - I
can't wait!!
It's much appreciated:)
Cecelia
--- Nicholas Burlakoff <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> The Cloisters is probably my favorite museum in NYC. In any season
> it is a
> treat. For food, I love to go to their concession structure. The
> food is
> classical NY concession food, pricey with no pretensions towards
> anything-except being kosher. The "restaurant" is overcrowded,
> funky and
> much fun. If you take a walk on the grounds be sure to look at the
> plaque
> donated by the Society of the Holland Dames commemorating the 1909
> Fulton
> Hudson Celebration.
>
> In Central Park Tavern on the Green is the normal must eat place,
> if you can
> get reservations. Personally, if you gots the money, I would have
> tea at the
> Plaza (if mean ol' Trump did not do away with it) and think of
> Heloise.
> Have fun.
> nburlakoff
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Museum discussion list
> [mailto:[log in to unmask]]On Behalf
> Of Cecelia Ottenweller
> Sent: Wednesday, July 23, 2003 7:22 AM
> To: [log in to unmask]
> Subject: dining in new york's central park area
>
> Hello everyone!!
>
> I will be in New York City for a quickie trip this weekend and will
> have friday to do some of the Central Park sites, particularly the
> American Museum of Natural History. I've searched the archive for
> all
> of the New York Secrets (they were great!!!) and am wondering where
> would be a neat, historic place to eat in that area. I'm taking the
> time to see Paley Park, and the Museum. We're staying in the UN
> area
> on 42nd.
>
> Sunday, I think I'm dragging the husband to the Cloisters.
> Suggestions there would be great!
>
> Thanks,
>
> Cecelia Ottenweller
> Content Developer
> Southwest Museum Services
> Houston, TX 77040
> 713-462-7754
>
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