Aureole 
Upper East side 
34 east 61st Street 212-319-1660
                                  
Nestled in a sophisticated but elegant brownstone on Manhattan’s Upper Eastside, Aureole is recognized worldwide as an ultimate and intimate destination for fine American food. Aureloes is an awe inspiring environment, with soft music, towering arrangements of fresh-cut flowers and unsurpassed service.

Felidia
Upper East side 
243 East 58th Street bet 2nd and 3rd Ave 212-758-1479
                                  
Felidia's is a gorgeous, cozy Italian restaurant with beautiful spacious dining areas filled with warmth and passion. The resturant was converted from a historic brownstone. Seafood lovers will love the choice of a different species of whole grilled fish specials everyday. They offer a vintage Italian list and are known for their memorable tasting linguine with clams. 


 

Top of the Tower
Midtown Manhattan
Beekman Tower Hotel, 3 Mitchell Place- First Ave and 49th St. 212-355-7300
                                  
A sophisticated and romantic spot located 26 stories above Manhattan. See spectacular views of the city in this beautifully decorated cocktail lounge. It is one of the most romantic and memorable spots in New York. Open seven days a week for cocktails and dinner. Live piano entertainment Tuesday through Sunday. A very creative venue offering appetizers, signature cocktails and premium wines. Come enjoy a drink at the very least.

Chanterelle 
Lower Manhattan
2 Harrison Street on the corner of Hudson 212-966-6960 
The Chanterelle is a 4 star restaurant boasting widely spaced tables and service second to none. The exquisitely appointed dining room offers much more than just an elegant setting. If you want to impress, and taste the best French cusine that the city has to offer,
then this is your place. 

Cafe Boulad 
Upper East side
20 East 76th Street 212-772-2600
One of New York's more reasonably priced upscale restaurants. Cafe Boulad has a simple elegance and the food is absolutely terrific. You Enter the restaurant through a grand pair of nine-foot mahogany framed glass doors leading to a limestone vestibule and are then led to the dining room and bar. A great place to have a snifter of Brandy at the bar after dinner.

Masa
Midtown Manhattan
10 Columbus Circle at 59th St.Time Warner Center -4fl, NY 212-823-9800
Masa was not going to be included here because of the hefty $350 price tag per head. But for an unforgrtable experience of a lifetime, it is well worth splurging for that very special occasion. Try to sit at the bar and if your lucky Masa will be there himself. The atmosphere and food are second to none especially if you love sushi. If the price tag is too high to eat in the restaurant, come slide in anyway and sip a cocktail at Bar Masa, where you can get a good tasting for around $25

Ill Buco 
Lower Manhattan
47 Bond St. bet Bowry and Lafayette 212-533-1932
A charming and exquisite antique feel is pulled off to perfection at Ill Buco. You will love the kerosene lighting, chandeliers, candles and antique furnishings. You will also love the Italian freshly prepared food at reasonable prices.

Lespinasse (No website)
Midtown
St. Regis Hotel - 2 East. 55th St. 212-339-6719
Lespinasse has one of the most an elegant and luxurious décor's in the City, and is in one word,....stunning. You will be sure to enjoy a delicious, French culinary experience, that you won't soon forget. Lespinasse also has an extraordinary wine list. The restaurant is on the pricey side, but is worth every penny. 

Daniel
Upper East side
60 east 65th St. 212-288-0033
Savor award-winning Chef Daniel Boulud's seasonal French cuisine inspired by the market in the sumptuous Venetian Renaissance style dining room or in the Bellecour Room. Dinner Monday through Saturday, 5:45 P.M. to 11:00 P.M. - The Bar and Lounge, for cocktails, after dinner drinks and lighter fare, open Monday through Saturday, 5:45 P.M. to 11:30 P.M. Closed Sundays and major holidays.

ViceVersa 
Midtown
325 W 51st St Between Eighth and Ninth Avenues (212) 399-9291
One of the most romantic spots, before or after the Theatre boasting a long stainless-steel bar and dark-wood floor. Upscale Northern Italian cusine, prepared and presented to perfection. Sleek, cool, and Hip, yet at the same time,very romantic.

Four Seasons
Midtown
The Seagram Building 99 E. 52nd St and Park Avenue 212-754-9494
The Pool Room is one of the most beautiful dining rooms in the world. Guests dine around a large white marble pool beneath a canopy of seasonally changing trees. The Pool room has ceilings so high, that they don't even seem to exist.

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