Restaurant & Bar Review:




Restaurants:

Le Poeme: A Corsican restaurant - don't know of any other in the city. Home style cooking. Definately recommend the Corsican Chicken dish - chicken cooked tenderly in a stew, served with white rice and vegetables. Try a banana nutella crepe for dessert. Entrees are on average $14. Crepes are $5 - $6. Cute and rustic. B+ (Julie)

Hamachi:� Japanese restaurant - 34 East 20th Street, between Broadway and Park Avenue South (212) 420-8608.� High-quality fish at moderate Prices.� A must try - ebi tempura roll & spicy tuna roll.� B+ (Julie)

Bay Leaf:� Indian restaurant - 56th Street between 5th avenue and 6th avenue.� THE BEST DARN INDIAN FOOD I'VE EVER HAD!!� A++++++. (Linnet, of course)

Bars:


Radio Perfecto - 190 Avenue B (between 11th and 12th Street) American fare at great prices. Katie and I shared an appetizer, she had a burger with fries and a side of sweet plaintains, I had a 1/2 roast chicken with pesto sauce with amazing garlic mash potatoes and the total was $35 not including tip. Definitely a place to check out. (3 1/2 stars) ~Julie

Cafe Habana - on the corner of Spring and Elizabeth A little taste of Cuba. The restaurant is on the corner and next door (on Elizabeth Street), is the cafe/take out. Prices are amazing. Huge plate of rice and beans for $4, a huge side of sweet plaintains for $2.50, and delicious homemade lemonade for $2. A must try is their $1.75 corn on the cob, with spice and cheese on top. (4 1/2 stars) ~Julie

Local 138:� 138 Ludlow Street = English/Scottish pub.� Good prices ($4-$7 drinks) - low key atmosphere, simple wood furnishings.� Friendly bartenders.� Lots of Brits at this hangout.� If you're craving a snakebite, this is the place to get it.� Introduced by Jenn Foo's friend, Tara.� A (Julie)

Tequilaville:� corner of 49th and 7th avenue.� They have Tequiza.� Nuff said.� A (Jeremy)

Red Lion:� Bleeker Street (A block or two west of Broadway).� Best chicken fingers I've ever tasted.� Although, they don't always have 'em.� Just your typical Irish pub, with a nice relaxed atmosphere.� Live music, but very low-key.� (mostly a guy with a guitar singing sad songs type of thing).� The place Jeremy and I had our first date.� Must be good, eh?� B+ (Linnet)

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