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I am looking for a quiet and romantic restaurant to propose to the woman I am dating after Lag Ba’Omer.
Is there any restaurant that has someone playing live violin? Place with a breathtaking view? Something very special and of course a very good Hechsher.
I live in Brooklyn, NY but have a car and can go to Manhattan, Long Island, NJ etc if it is a real special place.
Thank you
I can suggest some very nice places:
Prime at The Bentley- this may be perfect. It is described as follows: “he two-floor, rooftop-equipped penthouse pop-up gives the feeling that you’re in some glamorous NY-based movie that you can’t quite remember the name of, but definitely isn’t Crocodile Dundee, thanks to dangling orb chandeliers, gilded chairs, fractured mirrors for super-good luck, and massive floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the East River and Queensboro Bridge.
The eclectic menu’s entirely kosher, but goes well beyond delicious matzoh while splitting into sea- and land-based choices. The latter counts unique sushi rolls with an Italian touch like the seared salmon w/ sun-dried tomato & truffle teriyaki sauce, as well as antipasti plates like toro tartare w/ wasabi olive oil, and lemon mustard aioli-topped, mirin-cured Irish “bio-salmon”, which was presumably harvested from the Pauly Shores.
Meanwhile, earth-eats come in the form of housemade Italian sausages in a blanket, fried artichokes w/ lemon aioli, Long Island duck sliders, and ribs w/ spicy Korean marinade known as the Bentley Rack, which is definitely allowed into the luxury cars in the UES.”
This place is under OU hashgacha, run by the Prime Grill people (considered the nicest kosher place in NYC for a while), and sounds perfect. The place has a view of the skyline and especially the 59th street bridge, which would be nicely illuminated at night. Sounds romantic to me.
Another option could be Tevere 84, described as quiet, elegant, and romantic.
Midwood Yid
who you calling “nobody”?
lol
Le Merais, Abigail’s on Broadway, Colbeh, Prime Grill, Pardes, Mike’s Bistro.
The Yeshiva crowd doesn’t really eat out much, besides for an occassional slice of pizza
Reserve the enclave at Tevere 84-its like a private table in its own corner sort of like a tunnel its very romantic perfect for a proposal!!! good luck!!
To Midwood Yid
Before you go out on that all important date, go the kever of one of the many holy Tzaddikim buried in The New York area and be mispallel that you should be zocheh to a life of health and happiness and that she should be the right zivig that was ordained for you 40 days prior to your birth.
If she says yes respect her the rest of your days on this earth as you do now.
To PLONIALMONI4
A zivug is ordained 40 days prior to conception (arboim yom kodem yetsiras havlad), not 40 days prior to birth.
Moi Aussi
You are correct. My error. I meant to say conception. Thanks for the correction
Shalomtoyou. False.
If people don’t have much money to begin with, go on welfare, and have a lot of kids, I wouldn’t think they’d be so keen on going out for $50 steaks and $35 fish dinners in Manhattan.
If I were a rich man, I’d still do my own cooking.
MY did you pop the question yet?
“If people don’t have much money to begin with, go on welfare, and have a lot of kids, I wouldn’t think they’d be so keen on going out for $50 steaks and $35 fish dinners in Manhattan.
If I were a rich man, I’d still do my own cooking. “
What is this in response too?
Midwood Yid
Mazel Tov!
Mazel Tov!
How was the steak?
Mazel tov! ^_^
rabbi miller said there is no romance [after marriage]
i think i got a little wrong . does anyone know what rav miller did say?
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