Recent Recommendations from the Experts! 9/8/11

Thursday’s are for sharing!

Below are recent recommendations the EE team provided to the needy, hungry & thirsty that wrote in to us. Need a recommendation? Ask Eatery Expert

1. Hidden gem in Chelsea – Tre Dici Steak (128 West 26th Street nr. 7th Ave.)

Through an unmarked door and a dimly lit hallway, this incredible steakhouse is truly a hidden gem in Chelsea.

2.  Business lunch near Central Park – Quality Meats (57 W. 58th St. nr. Sixth Ave.)

Quality Meats as the name implies, but make sure to save room for their dessert - mini ice cream cakes!

3.  Fancy & Fun Japanese dinner/drinks– Brushstroke (30 Hudson St. @ Duane St.)

Two tasting menus are available ($85 for 8 courses, $135 for 10). Or you can enjoy their à la carte sushi menu at the bar.

4.   On the go breakfast in West Village– Eat Here Now Eat Here (Hudson St. @ W. 12th)

One of the best breakfast burritos wEE have ever eaten!

5.  Authentic Thai Food – Zabb Elee (75 Second Ave. nr. 4th and 5th St.)

Duck Larb (Ground Meat, Shallot, Fresh Mint, Scallion, Cilantro, Chili Powder And Lime Dressing)

6.  Pre-theatre dinner – La Silhouette (362 W. 53rd St. nr. Ninth Ave.)

Two Le Bernardin veterans came together and opened this Hells Kitchen French haven!

7.  High-end Indian cuisine– Junoon (27 W. 24th St. nr. Sixth Ave.)

Junoon is truly a feast for the senses

8.  Weeknight dinner in Tribeca– Takashi (456 Hudson St. @Barrow St.)

Japanese version of Korean BBQ! There's a surplus of high quality beef and the best part - you get to cook it yourself!

9.  Drinks downtown after Fashion Week festivities – Tiny's and the Bar Upstairs (135 W. Broadway nr. Duane St.)

NY Ranger's star Sean Avery's second restaurant in Tribeca. Their soups and sandwiches are delicious!

10. Sports Bar Downtown – SNAP Sports Bar (248 W. 14th St. nr. Eighth Ave.)

Everything about this place screams sports, even the door knob are made of baseball bats!