|
|
| Hotels Pictures Maps Restaurants Music clubs Nightlife Health & Beauty Attraction Tickets Weather |
General infoNew York home General info New York Facts Brief History Climate Why “Big Apple”? Economy Contemporary NYTravel InfoMap of New York NY Transportation Tourist tips Top Dining NYC Restaurants Out to Lunch Best Pizza Best Sandwiches Pubs Cocktail Bars Gay/Lesbian Bars Karaoke Bars Nightclubs Shopping in NYWhat to doCalendar Attractions Holiday Events Events When to Go Ground Zero Family Fun Fun for Kids Outdoor Activities Fun for Free $10 or Less Performing Arts Popular Sights More to See Museums Our recommendationsPeople&CultureNYC People Education Culture NY Government Used Cars, NYDestinations |
Where to Find New York City’s Best SandwichesPink PonyComfortable, old-fashioned spot for interesting, old-fashioned comfort food. The SceneThe original Pink Pony is no more: Gone are both the performance space and the corridor leading to Max Fish. Yet new owner Lucien Bahaj's makeover keeps this Lower East Side joint hip and happening. The restaurant is split into two rooms unified by lofty tin ceilings and a smattering of antique books and photos. By day, the more casual front room operates as a cafe-bistro; at night, one can opt to eat in the grander former nightclub space in back. The FoodEclectic is the buzzword or, rather, the only word for a place that puts a toasted peanut butter, honey and banana sandwich on the menu next to cassoulet. Comfort food is the restaurant's strength: The aforementioned sandwich is divine; the cassoulet less so. Braised short ribs are promising but under-cooked, yet the Nicoise salad (with seared tuna) is fresh and tasty, and the mashed potatoes are, true to form, delectable. 176 Ludlow |
|
Hotels Travel Guide |
© AV Productions |