If you’re doing the tourist thing, Fraunces Tavern is the historic choice: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fraunces_Tavern. Zaytuna has a hot bar chock full of tempting dishes: http://www.zaytunamarket.com/. But most of us who...

buildings and to remember that for many decades it lived in the dark under the 3rd Ave. El(evated train). 21 Club 1929 was a speakeasy and certainly has that old Gentleman’s Club feeling. You could walk there from the...

Try Fraunces Tavern on Pearl Street. This historic gem was built in the mid 1700’s and is a historic landmark downtown. The lunch menu is great and I’ve eaten there several times. I’ve never been there for...

For Battery Park, have lunch either at Fraunces Tavern or at the Battery Park Gardens. Both are worthwhile visits for lunch. For dinner you have many options: Ruby Foo’s, Blue Fin in Times Square, Rachel’s which is on...

and Wooster)is a great spot for lunch in Soho. Near Wall St., try Fraunces Tavern (54 Pearl St @ Broad)for a little history.

Island & the Statue are unbeatable and on a warm’ish day, you can sit outside. There’s also Bull Run (52 William & Pine), which serves a very nice lunch menu and has the feel of Wall Street chic. If you want a piece of...

.509.1144 9.Fino Wall Street One Wall St. Court/212.825.1924 10. Flames Steakhouse 5 Gold St./212.514.6400 11. Fraunces Tavern Restaurant 54 Pearl St./212.968.1776 12. Gerardi’s Restaurant 83 Pearl St./212.269.1177 13. Gigino at...

Definitely check out South Street Seaport. I quite like Les Halles on John Street and check out Fraunces Tavern for a drink, they’re in your nabe.

I want to make a reservation for 1 or 2 of these: Battery Gardens Bayard’s Bridge Cafe Fino 14 Wall Fraunces Tavern Gigino at Wagner Place The Grill Room at 2 Financial Center Joseph’s La Borsa Tell me what you think of this:...

If you’re showing her around wall street at all Delmonicos (Bar Part) and Fraunces Tavern both have great burgers and offer a bit of history and a good ambiance.

suggestions? If it’s slightly ramshackle, that’s ok with us. We love places like Tavern on Jane and Ear Inn, but are hoping to find somewhere with slightly better food. Someone also suggested Minetta Tavern to us....

Sorry, but the Indian place by Fraunces Tavern (i.e. Pearl and Broad) has been closed for several months now... (If it makes any difference, it bummed me out too....)

Union Pacific, Fraunces Tavern, Mercadito (only because it was so terribly crowded and stressful – will go back when they have more space) and (hate to admit it) Angon.

You probably have tried it but Fraunce's Tavern on Pearl St. is got killer specials. Their regular menu is nothing to cry about.

the name. Another obvious choice would be "Fraunces Tavern" although the tiny rooms might be a challenge for a TV crew. Good luck!