4. Jubilee
948 1st Ave (between 52nd and 53rd street), New York, NY
French Restaurant · Turtle Bay · 19 tips and reviews
Anthony LaRusso: Atmosphere Swifty's-similar--long rectangular rest.,old-world tables. Mid-room is wider+cute bar @rear,very airy. Provencale mussels/salad (delicious):$20. French chardonnay,$8. Bargain. Reservations!
B R: The broiled mussels are nice. Good steak frites too. Quality place.
M Reilly-Brooks: Good mussels and great escargot. Nice bartender too.
5. Maloney & Porcelli
37 E 50th St (at Madison Ave), New York, NY
Steakhouse · Midtown East · 56 tips and reviews
Carlo De Marchis: I had the lamb it's good and quite a good portion, red california wine to go with is perfect
The Corcoran Group: Come for their $75 Weekend Wine Dinner – any appetizer, entrée, desert and unlimited wine. Get the Clams Casino, Filet Oscar and the Coconut Layer Cake. And your glass is never empty!
Carlo De Marchis: Lately i've noticed that it's a little bit less crowded then in teh past, not sure if it si just me
Halstead Property: L’Atelier boasts a wonderful diversity of classic and contemporary dishes. We were in love with the quail stuffed with foie gras, though the crispy langoustine la caille is also not to be missed.
The Food Sluts: Exquisite food but extremely pricey. If you want to splurge, try the impeccable Long Island spiced duck breast with onion soubise, flavored with morels and cloves ($52). Read more.
Marco Gomez: The tasting menu is absolutely fantastic! @gomezmarco the real estate guy.
7. 21 Club
21 W 52nd St (btwn 5th & 6th Ave), New York, NY
American Restaurant · Midtown East · 129 tips and reviews
Donna Lehman: Iconic New York restaurant with history. Super service, and great people watching opp. Champagne, duck, foie gras for me - steak tartar for hubby. Loved it.
Food Network: Ask for a side of 21 Sauce, a spicy blend of ketchup, English mustard, Worcestershire, horseradish and white wine, the sauce has been a signature staple for over 60 years. Via CityEats.com Read more.
HISTORY: The 21 Club is a world famous New York restaurant that started out as a Prohibition-era speakeasy.