Fraunces Tavern Museum and Restaurant is historic -- but it is all the way downtown. http://www.frauncestavern.com/

Tavern on the Green is of course fantastic -- but it is really pricey. There are so many cafes and restaurants that border the park and the Natural History Museum -- just walk to Amsterdam and Broadway along 78th, 79th, or 80th and you are bound to find someplace that suits your budget and tastes.

Have fun in New York!

Sheryl Woodruff




>
>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!
>

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