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This sleek staple of the downtown scene walks a fine line between being a nightclub and a restaurant. It might not be quite the A-list spot it was when Richie Akiva and Scott Satiano opened back in 2002, but you can still expect to see a few celebs in the crowd. Designed by nightlife guru Steve Lewis, the 300-seat space looks like some kind of futuristic log cabin, with slick wood panels and a shiny backlit forest mural. Downstairs in the Birch Room, well-heeled partiers dance to the DJ or sit sipping $14 specialty cocktails on leather banquettes, surrounded by walls and a ceiling completely covered in glowing birch. Chef Alexandra Guarnaschelli (Daniel, Patina in Los Angeles) prepares crowd-pleasing contemporary American fare such as poached Maine lobster and ravioli filled with local beets and goat cheese, with an available $90 five-course tasting menu. The 225-strong wine list is extensive, featuring both European and New World bottles, plus around nine varieties by the glass.—Keith Wagstaff
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Great place for dinner, drinks, and an awesome atmosphere. It's a fantastic and energetic crowd
Really neat spot in NYC. Kind of place that a lot of the celebrities go to hang out and they're hard for people like me to get into.
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