Hello New Yorker's,
I have friend coming in town and he wants to take me to see a show and do dinner after or before.I have no clue how to pick one much less where to eat, but I love music and I noticed Leona Lewis is staring in Cat's.
Help?
All suggestion's welcomed.
Thank you!
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I personally didn't like Cats but below are a few shows that I really enjoyed.
Avenue Q (I related the most to this Show and I found it funny)School of Rock
Book of Mormon
Aladdin (Great Show)
Jersey Boys
Wicked You can't find a bad restaurant in NYC but here are a few of my favorites
Best NY Pizza Abitinos 936 2nd Ave
Best French Rest Per Se 10 Columbus Circle
Steakhouse Delmonicos Kitchen 207 West 36th Street. Not to be confused with the Delmonico's in the Financial District which is the one and the same as the one in the Venetian in Las Vegas.
The Smith location 956 Second Ave also in Lincoln Square East Village Wednesday Night Special is Fried Chicken But the food is great every night.
Sarge's Deli 548 3rd Ave
I have friend coming in town and he wants to take me to see a show and do dinner after or before.
I have no clue how to pick one much less where to eat, but I love music and I noticed Leona Lewis is staring in Cat's.
Help?
All suggestion's welcomed.
Thank you!
-- Modified on 8/17/2016 10:53:46 AM
https://delfriscos.com/steakhouse/new-york
nice views of the city streets as it is above street level for the restaurant! enjoy!!!
I have a friend coming in town and he wants to take me to see a show and do dinner after or before.
http://www.timeout.com/newyork/events-calendar/august-events-calendar A personal recommendation is a lot easier and sometimes better than sifting thru all the ads and clutter, but maybe something specific will catch your eye (Dragon Boat Festival?) and you can come back and ask about it here. If you want to do a show but have some flexibility, don't forget about the TKTS discount booths, most famously in Times Square: "Same-Day Theatre Tickets at Up To 50% Off." That's UP TO 50% off.
http://www.tdf.org/nyc/7/TKTS-ticket-booths Have fun!
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Playbill.com is a great resource for theater reviews. Timeout New York is also helpful. There are the classic tourist shows like Kinky Boots, Wicked, or Aladdin. Or you could go with the more serious Tony award shows like Funhome or The Curious Incident Of The Dog In The Night. If you stick to the more popular "broadway hits" you probably won't go wrong
I'm visiting next week and was wondering the same.
Avenue Q (I related the most to this Show and I found it funny)
School of Rock
Book of Mormon
Aladdin (Great Show)
Jersey Boys
Wicked
You can't find a bad restaurant in NYC but here are a few of my favorites
Best NY Pizza Abitinos 936 2nd Ave
Best French Rest Per Se 10 Columbus Circle
Steakhouse Delmonicos Kitchen 207 West 36th Street. Not to be confused with the Delmonico's in the Financial District which is the one and the same as the one in the Venetian in Las Vegas.
The Smith location 956 Second Ave also in Lincoln Square East Village Wednesday Night Special is Fried Chicken But the food is great every night.
Sarge's Deli 548 3rd Ave
I have friend coming in town and he wants to take me to see a show and do dinner after or before.
I have no clue how to pick one much less where to eat, but I love music and I noticed Leona Lewis is staring in Cat's.
Help?
All suggestion's welcomed.
Thank you!
-- Modified on 8/17/2016 10:53:46 AM
I really appreciate all your suggestion's...have a great day!
For April_Luv, or any others that are scoping out Broadway plans. I just saw that Broadway week is starting, and you can get 2 for 1 tickets to some of the bigger shows (Aladdin, Cats, American in Paris, Chicago, Kinky Boots, Wicked...