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New York Restaurant Week - Summer 2011

New York Summer Restaurant Week 2011

It's time again for that wonderful New York City tradition -- Restaurant Week! This summer, New Yorkers get to enjoy another extended Restaurant Week and dine at Manhattan's trendiest and best restaurants from July 11-24, 2011.

New York's top restaurants will serve three-course lunches for $24.07 (in a cute play on 24/7) and three-course dinners for $35.00 (beverage, tax and gratuity not included).

Check back next week for a list of participating downtown restaurants.

Historic Restaurants Downtown

Fraunces Tavern Restaurant

54 Pearl Street (at Broad Street)
212.968.1776
www.frauncestavern.com

Step back in time as you dine in the historic tavern where George Washington bade farewell to his troops at the close of the American Revolution. There's a series of spacious, elegant dining rooms plus a more casual tavern area. Enjoy all-American fare like New England clam chowder, a New York strip steak, pan roasted duck breast and butterscotch bread pudding. While here, soak up some history with a visit to the upstairs museum.

Delmonico's Restaurant

56 Beaver Street (at William Street)
212.509.1144
www.delmonicosny.com

First opened in 1827, Delmonico's is an Old New York institution that became the nation's best-known restaurant of the nineteenth century. It's an exquisite and elegant setting for savoring the classic dishes that built Delmonico's reputation, including the famous Delmonico steak, lobster Newburg and a flamboyant baked Alaska.

Harry's Cafe / Harry's Steak

1 Hanover Square (corner of Stone Street)
212.785.9200
www.harrysnyc.com

The cafe' is a sophisticated yet casual spot for creative American fare such as burgers, pasta and steaks. A large bar area encourages relaxing and socializing. The steakhouse is richly appointed and patrons can splurge on prime beef, fantastic side dishes and fine wines.

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Restaurants with Amazing Views Downtown

Harbour Lights

South Street Seaport, Pier 17
212.227.2800
www.harbourlightsrestaurant.com

Harbour Lights offers a gorgeous waterfront view of the East River and Brooklyn Bridge. In warm weather take advantage of the outdoor terrace. The creative seasonal menus feature contemporary American cuisine, with a special emphasis on seafood, including Maryland crab cakes, seafood paella and black olive crusted salmon. The beautifully presented dessets are standouts.

Battery Gardens

In Battery Park (opposite 17 State Street)
212.809.5508
www.batterygardens.com

Battery Gardens offers panoramic views of New York Harbor and the Statue of Liberty. The portions are ample with beautiful presentation, and the menu includes an extensive raw bar. The outdoor area is perfect for sunset cocktails and al fresco dining.

Cabana Nuevo Latino

South Street Seaport, Pier 17
212.406.1155
www.cabanarestaurant.com

Cabana is a lively setting for spicy, moderately priced foods that spans the tropics "from Cuba to Aruba". There's a lovely outdoor deck where you can enjoy a creative sandwich or salad while taking in the view of the South Street Seaport's tall ships commanding the harbor. At night, order a tropical cocktail and join the festive party scene as you savor dishes like coconut shrimp, paella or Jamaican jerk chicken.

Kid Friendly Restaurants Downtown

Cowgirl Sea-Horse

S259 Front Street (at Dover Street)
212.608.7873
www.cowgirlnyc.com

There is a freewheeling, whimsical spirit in both the decor and the food at Cowgirl Sea-Horse. Captain Crunch rolled french toast, clam fritters and rattlesnake bites can be foundon the menu. The friendly staff makes it a fun place for friends, families and kids.

P.J. Calrke's on the Hudson

4 World Financial Center (at 250 Vesey Street)
212.285.1500
www.pjclarkes.com

The downtown location preserves the time-honored traditions of the original P.J. Clarke's: steaks, chops, burgers, generous drinks and a killer jukebox. Rnjoy the outstanding view dining on the outdoor terrace while kids run and play around the marina.

Stone Street Tavern

52 Stone Street (between Broad Street and Hanover)
212.785.5658
www.stonestreettavernnyc.com

Cozy and casual, the Stone Street Tavern is just the ticket for a kid friendly meal. Do not miss the crowd favorite mac and cheese baked to perfection with four kinds of cheese. Outdoor tables are the place to be on a warm summer evening.