March Trip-Restaurant Recommendations

I will be in the city March 9-13th. I will be seeing Camelot Friday night, Kimberly Akimbo Saturday matinee, Sweeney Todd Saturday evening, and for nostalgia Wicked (haven’t seen it in 16 years and want to revisit it as it was my first broadway show ever) Sunday evening. I have dinner reservations for Cafe Fiorello near the Vivian Beaumont before Camelot (if y’all have any opinions on that restaurant and recommend somewhere else please let me know.)

Anyone know of a good restaurant, one that preferably has bar seating as I will be on a solo trip, near the Gershwin before the 7:00 performance of Wicked? Preferably not Italian because I already have an rsvp at an Italian restaurant that Thursday evening when I arrive to the city. Maybe a good Indian restaurant or something thai?


Thanks! So excited to be back in the city and back to Broadway!

NOLAguy said: "I will be in the city March 9-13th. I will be seeing Camelot Friday night, Kimberly Akimbo Saturday matinee, Sweeney Todd Saturday evening, and for nostalgia Wicked (haven’t seen it in 16 years and want to revisit it as it was my first broadway show ever) Sunday evening. I have dinner reservations for Cafe Fiorello near the Vivian Beaumont before Camelot (if y’all have any opinions on that restaurant and recommend somewhere else please let me know.)

Anyone know of a good restaurant, one that preferably has bar seating as I will be on a solo trip, near the Gershwin before the 7:00 performance of Wicked? Preferably not Italian because I already have an rsvp at an Italian restaurant that Thursday evening when I arrive to the city. Maybe a good Indian restaurant or something thai?


Thanks! So excited to be back in the city and back to Broadway!"



Cafe Fiorello is great. 2 other suggestions close by are: The Smith or Rosa Mexicano are terrific! As for bar seating close to Wicked: Joe Allen (best burgers) or Saar-Indian, PS Kitchen - Vegan (delicious) are great choices! Have fun.

Updated On: 1/8/23 at 07:43 PM

Qi went out of business.

The Gershwin is a little further uptown - the palm

is across the street but you can eat at the bar, there’s also a good Korean place on 52nd between 8th and 9th called Danji ( u can also eat at the bar there just get there early since it’s teeny) there’s also The Meatball Shop, Westville and Wondee Siam on 9th ave between 52nd and 53rs.

jkcohen626 said: "Toloache is a really good Mexican restaurant right next to the theatre on 50th.

Obao is a really good (and very speedy) Thai/Asian Fusion restaurant on 9th ave and 45th. It's a bit further than Toloache, but not far at all. It's closer to Akimbo and Sweeney Todd too, if you need somewhere before or between those shows.

Both have bar seating!"

Obao is a favorite of mine. Probably the best Drunken Noodles I have ever had.