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Originally Posted by shmike (Post 314665)

I got some great suggestion from Method a few years back and did just that.

In 4 days I pretty much ate my way across Manhattan.

That's my plan, they asked me where I wanted to go and I just started naming places to eat. Besides FAO Schwartz, it's the only thing I really want to do.

Give me your rec's that you can remember.

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Originally Posted by Trip (Post 314668)

That's my plan, they asked me where I wanted to go and I just started naming places to eat. Besides FAO Schwartz, it's the only thing I really want to do.

Give me your rec's that you can remember.

Avatard recommended:

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It is NOT upscale. It's not Gray's Papaya either. Somewhere in the middle, but it should NOT be missed, if you are visiting the city. It simply IS the best hamburger on the planet.

http://www.jacksonholeburgers.com/

I used to eat at the 64th street location. Fantastic. I've recently had a very good experience at the 33rd st. location as well.

Method recommended:

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Oh hell yes - Now we're getting into my specialty.

What are you in the mood for Shmike? Are you looking for international food? Something eclectic? Tapas?

I'll toss out a few suggestions with different themes:

Fun, interactive dining with awesome food:
Gyu Kaku - Japanese BBQ. It's down in the village area, and has top notch food and drinks with a cool decor.
Rosa Mexicana - Upscale Mexican food. Try their tableside guacamole. Trust me.
Dos Caminos - Same gig, but a little cheaper.

Romantic:
Euzkadi - Spanish Tapas. This is in the East Village. Awesome food, small intimate restaurant, and perfect for feeding your girl.
Casa La Femme - It's great spot with mediterranean food, belly dancers and individual booths that can be closed off

Great Steak:
Uncle Jaks - Hands down one of the best steak places in NYC. They'll swap out your beer glass for a fresh frozen one every couple of minutes.

Sushi:
Hit the uptown Sushi of Gari. It's around 72nd and 4th ave. Sit at the bar if you can and ask for the chefs sampler. Gari will feed you all kinds of really good weird shit till you're full.

Loungy:
Downstairs Marseille. It's a cool spot, very chill and with pretty good food. (44th and 8th)

Actually... Shmike, shoot me a PM with what you want and I'll hit you back. There's just too many to give out a good recommendation without knowing what you're in the mood for.

+ I can hook you up with the good nightlife spots as well, depending on what you're in the mood for.

-Method

Where I hit and my impressions:

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Thanks to everyone who chimed in and gave us some tips. I'm back in sunny Florida about 12lbs heavier.

I got in on Thursday and made it a point to have lunch at Jackson Hole.

I had meetings all day Friday and had to skip the after meeting dinner at Del Frisco's because of the GF's incoming flight.

She arrived and we had dinner at Il Corallo Trattoria.

Saturday we had brunch at Sarabeth's (my GF grew up with the chef, we eat there every time we go).

Saturday eve went to Euzkadi, the followed by Wine Bar on the corner and then onto Zinc Bar.

Got to Venieros on Sunday before heading back to the airport.

I didn't get to Gray's Papaya this time but definitely will stop by there next trip.

Thanks again to all the recommendations, all were really good.

Method,
Euzkadi, followed by Zinc bar. :dthumb:

I've heard a lot of good stuff about Del Frisco's.

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Originally Posted by tommymac (Post 314303)

you comming to the rally this year or just going on your own? I may try to lengthen my route a bit and get an IBA patch just because.

I'm going to the tail end of the rally... last weekend.

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Originally Posted by marko138 (Post 314357)

Gap, April 16-18.

http://www.buelletinboard.com/forums...=deal%27s+ride

Not sure I'll go at this point, but I'd like to.

If I was off I'd go with ya.

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Originally Posted by marko138 (Post 314582)

Yeah, put a few ounces of Seafoam in it, filled the tank, and ran it around the block to get it circulated. I put Sta-Bil in the Buell last year and it didn't respond the way I would have liked when I got it out. So I stopped using it and haven't had issues since.

That is common with sta bil.

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Originally Posted by marko138 (Post 314591)

Not saying that was the problem...but I've used Seafoam several times with zero issue.

Cause seafoam rocks!

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Originally Posted by Gas Man (Post 314881)

I'm going to the tail end of the rally... last weekend.

If I was off I'd go with ya.

Make it happen, Cap'n.

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Originally Posted by marko138 (Post 315013)

Make it happen, Cap'n.

I will write him a doctors note so now he has no excuse :lol:

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Originally Posted by tommymac (Post 315015)

I will write him a doctors note so now he has no excuse :lol:

Alright, so we've got it all covered. If he doesn't, we go to Michigan and whoop his ass.

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Originally Posted by marko138 (Post 315017)

Alright, so we've got it all covered. If he doesn't, we go to Michigan and whoop his ass.

I will bring the beers :lol: :rockwoot:

Tom

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Originally Posted by tommymac (Post 315143)

I will bring the beers :lol: :rockwoot:

Tom

We'll drink on the way.

my goal is always 10,000. I'm hoping to hit it this year. Last year was close