Can anyone suggest a good place for lunch in Manhattan?

Question

Can anyone suggest a good place for lunch in Manhattan?

Answer 1

Angelo's of Mulberry St, NYC in Little Italy  www.angelosofmulberryst.com

Answer 2

Angelo's

Answer 3

McDonalds, they're everywhere!

Answer 4

What kind of lunch are you looking for?

Casual sandwiches - try Cosi - soo yummy!

For a nice sit down moderate priced lunch try

Pop Burger - 14 E. 58th St. (there is also on in the Meat Packing District)

http://www.popburger.com/

Norma's - 118 W. 57th St.

Website: www.parkermeridien.com

John's Pizzeria - 260 W. 44th St.

Not your typical Pizza place. It is more like an Italian Restaurant with good Coal Oven Pizza

For  nicer/ pricer lunch:

Pylos 128 E. Seventh St.(bet. Ave. A & 1st Ave)

Excellent Greek

Tía Pol - 205 10th Ave. (Tapas)

Dos Caminos - 3 Locations (Mexican)

www.brguestrestaurants.com

Answer 5

I wish you had more details such as location and price range, but here are some places I like for lunch.

In the Garment District - Carbone on 38th between Eighth and Ninth - go in good weather because there's more seating in the garden than there is indoors.  They have a coal fired pizza oven (only a few of them left and there are no more permits for them - the old ones can still be used) - the individual pizzas are very good.  I love their fried calamari, the pastas are always good, especially the baked Sicilian pasta.  Service can be slow.

http://www.carboneny.com/

In h**l's Kitchen, on Tenth and 47th, is a wonderful Mexican restaurant  - Tulcingo Del Valle - very plain, very clean, very inexpensive, portions are huge and the food's terrific.  They serve a great seafood soup, moles and pepian.  The chef/owners are from Puebla so they serve some things you don't find in most of New York's Mexican restaurants.  They have a huge menu with so many choices and the daily specials are always good.

http://www.tulcingorestaurant.com/main.h...

Heartland Brewery has restaurants in several locations - they make good burgers here

http://14935.williams.hostinglogin.com/m...

Chinatown is a great place for a good inexpensive lunch.  I love Fuleen Seafood at 11 Division Street.  They can be vey pricey at dinner, but lunch is a bargain - a plate of shrimp is about $6.  And here is the best recommendation I can give you - a few years ago, I was having a late lunch - there were very people left eating lunch;  it was raining very hard.  A man came in with bags of vegetables, he and his packages were soaking wet.  The chef came out of the kitchen and a man in a suit (owner or manager?) ran over to this man, hugged him and made a big fuss.  The man looked familiar, but I didn't recognize this charming man until I heard that lovely French accent - it was Daniel Boulud!

Another great restaurant is a few doors away - Sunrise at 27 Division Street - they also serve an inexpensive lunch.

Les Halles serves a nice lunch - two locations, one in the Financial District and one in the East 20's.

http://www.leshalles.net/

La Bonne Soup on West 55th off Fifth serves a nice reasonably priced lunch, and, if your lucky enough to get one of the outdoor tables on the balcony, you have the best people watching with your meal

http://www.labonnesoupe.com/

If you're looking for a great burger, try The Corner Bistro on Jane and Eighth in the West Village - there's not much else on the menu, but the burgers are inexpensive and outstanding.

http://cornerbistro.ypguides.net/

Bon appetite!

Answer 6

The Irish Punt - Exchange Place off Broad Street near the NYSE