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Photo: David Nicolas
In a city like New York, restaurants come and go. Among the bumper crop of new openings, these are generating the loudest buzz.
Read the articleDestinations: West Village · Midtown West · Gramercy Park
Themes: Food + Drink
Inspired by: New York's Top 50 Restaurants — by Anya von Bremzen, Published Nov. 2006
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