Aquavit

» gorgeous design, great herring

I've been here twice -- once with my boyfriend and once with my parents. The space is beautiful, part mid-century modern part futuristic, and huge jars of homemade aquavit line the walls. Food and drinks are excellent and inventive. Note: the place can be quiet as a library, so consider the cafe rather than the main restaurant for a more casual relaxed feel. (by mpiccino, updated September 17, 2009)

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»Going to be in Midtown Manhattan, need Recommendations

aquavit insieme anthos milos really, though... it would be helpful to would-be advisors if you could give just a few pointers about cuisine preferences and ideal price ranges for lunch and dinner. there are really a gazillion and a... READ/REPLY (by excel , updated June 8, 2009)

»Good breakfast by 57th and Madison

Aquavit (Scandinavian, buffet style smorgasboard), or Bar Americain (but I’ve heard mixed reports re: their brunch). READ/REPLY (by lucienne78 , updated April 25, 2009)

»Good chow East 50's

Its nothing fancy but I really like the solid, satisfying pastas at Caffe Linda. For something more chowish, perhaps Aquavit Cafe? READ/REPLY (by gwk222 , updated December 31, 2008)

»Philly foodie - weekend in NYC

steakhouse / seafood place. Large portions. Aquavit (Swedish) has a fantastic AYCE smorgasborg brunch on Sunday. If you want a more traditional American brunch, try Sarabeth’s on Central Park South. The Boat House in... READ/REPLY (by jba1216 , updated November 16, 2008)

»So many restaurants , So little time

American), and Aquavit (Swedish). Again, the food on some of these menus might fall in your definition of rich, but portions are very healthy, so you won’t feel too weighed down. (Also, in NYC, you tend to walk it off.) This... READ/REPLY (by jeff j , updated October 17, 2008)

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