With its rich red leather seats, warming fireplace, and black-and-white photo-filled walls, The Lambs Club is reminiscent of its roots as a flourishing theater club. The dining room is dark, moody, and masculine; in contrast, the staff is friendly an..

The signage may be spare, but the Bank of America tower's ground floor windows are sure to reveal Aureole's bustling scene within. Find casual bar dining in front, and a more intimate and muted back room with upholstered banquettes and shimmering pil..

Tucked into one of those theater-dominated cross streets that define this jumbled area of Times Square, the first thing Osteria al Doge has on the competition is its good looks: think sunny yellow walls, wrought-iron chandeliers, and bright Italian c..

It's inside the W Hotel so you know it's going to look good and Blue Fin doesn't disappoint with its two-tiered dining room, sweeping staircase, and baby grand piano. The scene is buzzy on the first floor and at the sushi bar, so if you're looking fo..

Nestled among midtown's high-rises, this jewel of a sushi restaurant is a nice respite from the Bryant Park hustle and bustle—with soothing swaths of natural light flooding a small dining room with high ceilings, and a sidewalk seating section protec..

Done and done: this adorable trattoria is guaranteed to woo your date and finally put an end to those frustrating post-Saturday night wanderings. Dip down below street level and you'll find a lovely, exposed brick interior lined with wine bottles, mi..