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To: Eric P who wrote (11448)	1/20/2001 11:01:09 AM
From: Dotty	Respond to of 18137

Yes I will come up w/ several alternate solutions! Eating in any large NYC hotel restaurant is tantamount to sticking your head & your wallet knowingly under the Guilletine (sp). Will get back to you PDQ :) Dotty

To: Eric P who wrote (11448)	1/20/2001 11:19:06 AM
From: LPS5	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 18137

Eric, As a NYC professional, my Zagat's is never 10 seconds away. ;-) If you want, I can come up with a few suggestions as well. LPS5

To: Eric P who wrote (11448)	1/21/2001 3:00:45 PM
From: gaj	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 18137

OT: meeting place, nyc, just a few thoughts of the area... go west of marriott, if possible. the reason is that tons and tons of people crowd into the restaurants right there, whether a nice fish n chips place like cartwright's (50th/7th), the bbq places (virgil, or the one next to caroline's), and that kind of place. i'd suggest, if you don't mind walking, going towards 9th avenue. 1) it's a restaurant row, with tons of ethnic foods from all over 2) because it's 2 blocks west, less of the midtowners go there. less is a relative term, of course. - bob gaj