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[mh]

very off topic#0

Posted: 5/18/04 at 3:16pm

I'm going to the final performance of Gypsy, followed by dinner at the Union Square Cafe (which I have had recommended to me). Is there a dress code for this restaurant ? Is there also anywhere where I can read the menu online. I know this is an unusual request. Please don't have a go at me for posting this. I am genuinely looking for information.

Thanks.

[wendy72]

re: very off topic#1

Posted: 5/18/04 at 3:19pm

I don't know about the menu, as I'm sure it changes, but I would say "smart casual"-- are you familiar with that term? Semi- dress clothing, no sneakers. Hope that helps.

[HunterFosterIsMyGod]

re: very off topic#2

Posted: 5/18/04 at 3:29pm

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[MargoChanning]

re: very off topic#3

Posted: 5/18/04 at 3:33pm

Union Square is far and away one of the top restaurants in the city (three stars from the Times, I believe and the top vote-getter from Zagat's annually -- you'll love it). Danny Meyers (who owns it and Gotham and a few others) is known for restaurants that have unsurpassed food, but also a very friendly atmosphere, with comfortable, but professional service. That said, while you certainly could go casual and not be made to feel uncomfortable, personally I would dress up a bit more; a jacket and tie, perhaps?

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[MusicMan]

re: very off topic#4

Posted: 5/18/04 at 8:22pm

Upscale casual is sufficient.

[NuggetMonkeys]

re: very off topic#5

Posted: 5/18/04 at 9:14pm

good.

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