New York Dining...
I hear those CAT SIRENS now...
Jan 27, 2000 | 10:07 am
#18
Join Date: Jan 2000
Posts: 24
Alright... I've decided to change screen names 
I'm kidding.
Laugh now, but just remember who ends up sticking you. What, do you all think it's normal to need a few attempts at drawing blood... ha. I'll make sure to keep my eyes open for BlondeBomber
Now I understand why people refuse to call an ambulance in upstate NY.
I'm kidding. Laugh now, but just remember who ends up sticking you. What, do you all think it's normal to need a few attempts at drawing blood... ha. I'll make sure to keep my eyes open for BlondeBomber
Now I understand why people refuse to call an ambulance in upstate NY.
Jan 28, 2000 | 3:03 pm
#19
Original Member
Join Date: May 1998
Location: NJ
Posts: 3,343
On the issue of nice romantic restaurants in NYC, I can heartily recommend Boxtree (Grill?), which is over around 50th(?) near lexington. Great place, has always been rated very highly in Zagats. Have eaten there several times when staying at the Waldorf nearby, and have always had a fantastic meal.
Feb 2, 2000 | 6:35 am
#24
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By the way and very Omni:
The above suggestion is the exact schedule Catman and I used to celebrate my birthday last fall... of course you'd have to tack on an after dinner cocktail at the bar at the W Hotel just around the corner... great place to have a $9 gin & tonic and watch people who look like models, are models, or wish to meet models.
The above suggestion is the exact schedule Catman and I used to celebrate my birthday last fall... of course you'd have to tack on an after dinner cocktail at the bar at the W Hotel just around the corner... great place to have a $9 gin & tonic and watch people who look like models, are models, or wish to meet models.