Is it Stameys??

Saw your post about an Apple Stack Cake, my husband is from south west Virginia. I made he one of these last year and it was awful, wasted alot of our homemade apple butter that we made over a fire in a 10 gallon copper kettle. Please send receipe I would love to surprise him.

I know this is an old post but would love to get the receipe for the Apple Stack Cake, I made one last year and it was awful. Wasted alot of our homemade apple butter.

The Girls from North Carolina are back from the big trip to NY. Thanks for all the suggestion, it was so nice to have the suggestions. We had the best cornbeef sandwich at KATZ, wonderful Italian, at Trattoria Tricolor, John Pizza, and Carmines and a place in Tribeca that I cannot remember the name. Wonderful cheesecake from Juniors, just placed an order for one to be delivered to NC. The brunch at The Plaza Hotel was a experience with a big price tag, but worth the experience. Ate at a Deli named All About Food, across from FAO Swartz it as delish, had not seen suggestions for that but it was really good, salads, sandwiches, just about everything. Started our week with the Times Square Bomb Scare and ended the week with the Staten Island Ferry Crash. I have to say, the security made us feel so safe, and the people were so helpful and friendly. City was clean, it was a wonderful time, and I thank all the chowhounds that helped!!! Forget to mention the Magnolia Bakery, OMG, I forgot how many cupcakes we ate they were wonderful, wish I had one right now!! Humingbird cake was my favorite.Amost forgot to mention Keens was wonderful, and the service amazing.

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All About Food Cafe
369 Lexington Ave, New York, NY 10017

Ok Chowhounds, would it be a New York Never Forget Experience to eat Brunch at the Plaza.
Coming in May, and need to make reservations. Thanks for input

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Oak Room
59 W 44th St, New York, NY 10036

Thanks we are from NC and don't get to Old Forge very often, so thought we might luck up and find something similar in NY

You are right I meant rectangular...thanks

Looking for a good pizza place seen lots of great suggestions on board, but which ones are the trays of pizza. We like the "Old Forge" style pizza.

Suggestions for Korean BBQ, and a specific place in Manhattan Chinatown?

Thanks for all the great suggestions. We are coming in May, so all this great information will be a big help to us. I will respond back after our trip so you can hear about the girls from the south. Would make my trip if we get on the View. Wonderful website.

Raw Oysters are the best. I think you have talked us into trying maybe the Korean BBQ, I love Japanese, but don't think I can do sushi. Where do you suggest of the Korean BBQ. Would love the suggestions for shows, maybe we can talk about the wild game Lion, and the Mary Poppers Appetizers!!! Or cooking with Grease could be out or in!!!LOL

Wonder if the oyster panroasts is like our "oysters roast" which is when we steam the oysters?

We are fortunate that we are going to be in New York for a week, so we have lots of time to eat in these wonderful suggestions that have been made.Maybe we can try Keens and Lugers. I guess it is hard to pick just one Italian when there are so many to chose from in NY.

Checking out the menus now, thanks for the info. Fun to explore so much great information from New Yorkers

Need to look for brunch ideas, staying in Midtown, 37th street. Thanks for pulling together all the posts. Need all the help we can get!!

Wonderful review, we are definately going to Convivio. Need reservations for three?

I had looked at Peter Luger's looks great,guess we would take a taxi, right? Will definately try the burger too. Live in a tourist area, and just want to stay away from touristy places and go where the locals go.

For Italian, that sounds very reasonable, thanks. Steaks we like prime rib, filet, and ribeyes. Have not looked at Craft, I will do that. Coming on a Saturday and wanted a good brunch on Sunday, but boards don't have alot of good things to say about the brunches. We have to do pizza,bagels, and a memorable meal, one that we will always say was the best place we ate in NY. We will doing theatre, sightseeing, so a prix fixe dinner suggestion would be greatly appreciated.

Three Southern Women staying for a week, in Midtown. Want good food, great quality, and great drinks, just don't want to "break the bank". Coming in May 2010, want to be sure and make reservations ahead. Live in Coastal Area of NC, Love good fresh seafood, kinda picky since we know fresh. Have read the boards, but I see alot of foreign food, no sushi please. Thanks for your help, and "Bless your Hearts" LOL

There are seven us of coming to visit Maine in the second week of September 2008. I have been enjoying reading all the chowhound comments. What a great website. My question is will some of these wonderful places to dine, drink, and relax be closed after Labor Day. I am trying to make a list of places we must not miss and need to know when the season closes. I am hoping to eat lots of lobsters. I am from the coastal region of North Carolina and we know where all the locals eat seafood so some of you locals I would love to hear from you all.

If you had one night to eat in New York, before or after seeing a play on Broadway? Where would that be and am I too late for making reservations for May 13th?