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| "Discuss what's going on in the New York dining scene in the Gayot Community Forum. Let us know which restaurants you think dish up the Best Pizza in Manhattan and beyond or which New York City Bakeries satisfy your sweet tooth...." |
1 reviews
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| "This excellent mexican restaurant and bar has all home cooked food by members of the family. It's dark, crowded and noisy, but the atmosphere is upbeat and the staff is very friendly...." |
1 reviews
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| "Los Dos Molinos was my favorite restaurant in Phoenix, Arizonia- and the owner decided to try his luck in opening a NYC version much to my delight. They serve excellent SPICY Mexican food with authentic flair...." |
1 reviews
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| "Company Information: This casual eatery is nestled in the trendy restaurant district near Gramercy Park . It serves Southwestern food in a space best described as "Native American chic...." |
4 reviews
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"I don't know what these people reviewing this place are thinking. Part owners or people with a financial investment in the establishment...."
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| "The front door looks like a piece of steel artwork, so when you walk in it's no surprise funky decor rules here. Mini cacti in tiny watering cans dot the shelves in close proximity to thumb-sized plastic bulls stapled to long strips of fabric...." |
5 reviews
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"The only branch east of the Mississippi of a respected Phoenix chain, Los Dos Molinos ("The Two Chile Grinders�) showcases the cuisine of the northern Sonoran desert, which encompasses parts of New Mexico, Arizona, and Colorado. Sure, there are normal..."
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"This casual eatery is nestled in the trendy restaurant district near Gramercy Park. It serves Southwestern food in a space best described as "Native American chic...."
