RESTAURANTS
The squeaky-clean streets of Mayfair are home to a wealth of embellished restaurants. It does expensive lighting, crisp tablecloths and highly perfumed bathrooms well. But homely, authentic dining? Not so well- writes SEELE contributor Ella Mapes.
On the corner of Lexington Avenue and 50th Street, the two-story restaurant offers upscale dining and reimagined iconic Waldorf items.
With an ethos of the Japanese concept of 'Ikigai' meaning ‘reason for being,’ dining is an experience that should not be rushed, rather savored.
We review the restaurant that any Indian mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother would approve of.
Located on the sixth floor of Hotel Eden, it’s a restaurant where you can gaze on the Eternal City.
The intimacy that CUT offers is like nonother. Plus, Beverly Hills’ Spago pop up will take over CUT for three days
Nestled in the ground floor of The Little Nell Hotel, it’s the best place for lunch or dinner
Executive Chef Craig Koketsu takes your taste buds on a tour ride through Mexico with dishes Lobster al Pastor, Chicharron with peanut mole; while Pastry Chef Lucy Blanche, satiates your sweet tooth with her renowned Sweet Corn Ice Cream Sundae.