HI
I've been to the Cannibal a couple of times since I used to live nearby. I agree with the other poster who said they had a rough dinner experience. Service can be slow. All the small dishes add up in price really fast and you dont leave full...but it is tasty. The beer is pretty extensive and the servers really know what they're talking about.
I think the Cannibal is a great lunch/early afternoon to evening sort of place. Perfect if you want to nibble your way through a few hours with friends and some great beer.

your picture of the suckling pig killed me. mmmm
great suggestion, can't wait to try it!

dang. i guess this what you get when you date a bottomless pit :(

Garlic fried lobster???
ughhhh im sold!!!! gimme now please

ha now i have the best problem: too many choices! THANK YOU

dumb question: but can i/do i need to make reservations? if not how long is the wait usually?

ooo i like
the boy has a monster appetite, will it be enough to fill him up?

haha this is actually awesome to know.
i looove me some good greek diners! I think they kept me alive in highschool....haha

yes omakasa for 100 pp would be difficult to find.....
Annisa, Boulud, and Aldea are not what I'm looking for, I'm trying to find something different than a usual date night place. But I'll certainly keep them in mind for the next time we go out for a dinner-date. :)

I go out for dinner for work a lot, and this is probably a question for another time, but how are they for groups?

Ooooo what's the Chinese place called?
I've lived in NYC my whole life and I'm embarrassed to say I've never been to Flushing...

I think i know the russian place youre talking about. That was a weird episode...

perfect! that's exactly what i was looking for! thank you!!!!!
I've never even heard of Bukharian food before. Besides the lamb fat, anything else we should try or know?

yay!! I'll run it by the bf but i think he'll say yes :)

been to Public :( had venison lots, and kangaroo isnt very special (bf lived in australia)

WD 50 isn't what I'm looking for.

really looking for something different...but thanks!
it doesnt have to be expensive! Like i said, we're fine eating in a back alley as long as its good.

There's got to be an amazing ethopian restaurant or special, back alley Catalans place out there, c'mon this is nyc!

checked out the link you posted
but we've been to momofuku ko (and all the other momfuku's)
been to Danji
Kajitsu wasnt enough food for the big guy
been to WD 50
been to modern at the moma
been to neta
been to Mission Chinese

kinda hoping for something off the beaten path....

yup, 100 for food for each person. 200 total. doesn't include booze or tax/tip.

Hi
The boyfriend and I are celebrating our anniversary in August, and rather than do a fancy-shmancy dinner at one of usual suspects, we want to do something different. We want an interesting dinner, something unique. It doesn't have to be fancy, it just has to be GOOD.

We're really adventurous eaters, our only "no" is offal. (I tried...I tried so hard to like it, but just can't)

We're thinking maybe a traditional meal from somewhere a little off the beaten track? Maybe going for the best omakase or mole in town? We don't care if we're eating out of the side of a truck, sitting communal, or are the only english-speakers around.

Our budget is 100 per person.

Thanks!