Yep.

On second thought, tell them you�re Mickey Mantle

When in Manhattan, I try to get to Cafe du Soleil for lunch.

For only 35 bucks you can get a very good three course meal.

Fraunces Tavern on pearl street is really cool, it�s where Washington bid farewell to his troops. Had live Irish band playing, good food, cold beer.

If you go to Keen�s, you must get their legendary 2 lb mutton chop

It was surprising that a high end steakhouse had seating where you bump elbows with people next to you. Space is limited in NYC.

There's a little hole in the wall in Chinatown called Tasty Hand-pulled Noodle. It looks a little shady, and smells a little funny when you walk in. Also the staff is kind of rude. The wonton noodle soup is the BEST I've ever had, and it'll set you back around $6.00. Also Junior's in Times Square has a decent cheesecake.

for a sit-down pizza place, there's a great place called John's on the South side of 44th st about halfway down the block between 8th & 7th.

I ate at this place twice and both times they knocked it outta the park , open till 4am they say its where chefs go to eat after they close down their kitchens http://nymag.com/listings/restaurant/blue-ribbon-brasserie/

Soup Nazi

Looks purty good. Is there a piece taped to the back of the turlet in the mens room?

No, that only happens in the movies but I wouldn�t sit with my back to the men�s room or the front door just in case

Nice �turlet� reference

Are you there for the ball drop?