scene: A downtown, trendy mix of business men, thirty-something women, and "hip" parents; I can foresee some bridge and tunnel on the weekends, but all around great vibe
sip: Decent cocktail list, but we prefer our meat with a dirty martini or glass of red
savor: Deviled Eggs, Spaghetti Aglio e Oilo, Bowery Steak, Cheeseburger
sit: Try to snag a cushy booth along the side of the room, or banquettes in back as they are defintely sexier than the tables in the middle of the hustle and bustle
scene: Industrial brick and wood, with warm, cool light fixtures of various materials and heights
sip: Specialty cocktails and full wine, you know the drill
savor: Octopus; potatoes with egg; tarte tartin
sit: Actually a pretty good date spot, if you are both into food; great for groups to share a lot of small plates, good spot for a chat fest with a friend
scene: Dark and sexy, packed bar and dining room with TriBeCa's best dressed
sip: A creative cocktail menu (inclusive of an Espresso Martini, watch out), along with extensive wine list with some great reds to compliment red meat
savor: The Everything Bagel Biscuits, Chili Lobster, Cesar Salad, Filet, Twice Baked Potatoes with Chedder and Truffle
sit: In a cushy banquette for girls night, guys night, or double date night
scene: A mix of fancy and faff, in one of the most gorgeous rooms in New York City
sip: Cocktails like the Mother of Pearl or Proud Mary were delicious, but you can always opt for a good ol' Greyhound - Or go the opposite direction and order $550 bottles of Vodka and Champers
savor: Smoked Salmon Tart, Burger with Fries, Foie Gras French Toast
sit: The banquettes are super tight for larger groups, but perfect for 2-6 with a breathtaking view
scene: The hottest table in NYC right now, so prepare to fight your way to the bar and shout to your friends; High ceilings and big windows, but warm wood softens the industrial-style space
sip: House cocktails are offered (various concoctions with port, madeira, sherry, and gin - apparently it's popular now in Barcelona), but opt for sangria on tap or a Spanish Red from the fairly reasonable wine list
savor: Erizos Con Caviar, Setas, Ensalada Cortada, Lobster & Black Truffle Paella
sit: A table away from the bar is ideal for your eardrums, and a seat with a view of the open kitchen in back is even better
spend: $$$
address: 85 10th Avenue (entrance on 15th Street, right at 11th Ave)