If I make it to &quot;PQ&#39;s&quot; in Central Park just south of 72nd Street and north of Sheep Meadow, my day is complete. It&#39;s an oasis of peace &amp; quiet, with an eclectic selection of delicious mostly organic &#39;euro style&#39; food and all sorts of creative hot &amp; cold drinks. There isn&#39;t a nicer spot to escape the hustle and bustle of the City. It feels special. And if I am lucky enough to get either Denise or Angelica as my server, it&#39;s really a lucky day. These two friendly &amp; efficient servers always make me feel welcome from start to finish. They are attentive, warm and personable. They go the extra mile whether it&#39;s to bring treats and a bowl of water for my dog or heat up a cup of coffee that&#39;s gone cold. This is a bright spot and these two stars the brightest!

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Although there are not many varieties of burgers, there are actually only a few burger varieties to eat. Because I was in a hurry, I was packed and taken away. The burger is still very delicious, the head is also very big, one is full.

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We visited here for a snack and drink just before it closed for the year at Thanks Giving and loved it. It is true that dog owners are usually the friendliest (especially when you share four-legged friend stories) and this place is a good spot where they meet. The staff are welcoming of both people and dogs and it was incredibly welcoming . The Central Park rules are a little more relaxed (with the all dogs on leads sign ignored) and it seemed quite normal to chat to strangers. The hot chocolate was good and the snacks served their purpose. A place for atmosphere more than food.

This western restaurant located in 🇺🇸 New York Central Railway Station in the United States. It has a long history and is famous for eating oyster flavors. 🚗 Traffic Raiders: Just on the basement level of the Central Railway Station. Very convenient [flavor] 🍽 Recommended dishes: oysters and seafood cream soup. Don&#39;t point the flattest oysters, just a little more expensive. [Environment] 🖼 Restaurant Environment: The atmosphere is very good. The lighting is a little dark for me. It feels like an American restaurant in the 1960s and 1970s. [Service] The waiter is of high age 😃 but they are very kind and energetic enough.

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Compared with the old American domestic restaurants, there are still many differences in decoration style and service. Their decoration is relatively luxurious, the service is more intimate, and the seafood is well done.

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It&rsquo;s a bit tricky to find (look by Sheep Meadow) but worth the hunt. (Enter at Central Park West at 69th Street) This little caf&eacute; has an indoor &ldquo;to go&rdquo; bar or an outside - under umbrellas - full service caf&eacute;. Situated in the middle of Central Park, it&rsquo;s a lovely spot to enjoy a drink, dessert or entr&eacute;e. While the menu is not vast, due to the size of the caf&eacute;, it is diverse, fresh and healthy gourmet. I loved this place as much for the ambiance as the food! Where else in NYC can you be surrounded by grass, trees, and ambling New Yorkers - truly it&rsquo;s a breath of peace and serenity in an otherwise intense city!

Our trio had an early lunch outdoors, and really enjoyed the experience. It was a sunny day, perfect for eating outside and watching people. The view from this location is really nice. Although the menu choices seemed limited, the quiche was good. The wait staff was super friendly and polite, but a little forgetful and had to be reminded of a couple of requests. Part of the fun for us was admiring a wedding party that arrived and was seated next to us. This is a good place to take a break from the park and enjoy breakfast or lunch.

In the middle of Central Park, this place has fantastic food and a great environment. The service could be better, one of the people sitting next to us left because they weren&#39;t being helped. We had good service for the most part, we would visit again at a less busy time.

If you are exploring Central Park as a tourist, in the middle of the park about a third of the way up from the south end is a great little cafe in a perfect spot for you to rest your legs. The unsweetened iced tea was very pleasant. I thought i had ordered a savoury pistachio flan with it, but it turned out to be a pistachio pastry - syrupy sweet and unexpected when I thought it was a cheesy flan, but it was nice anyway. Oh, and the wifi worked fine.

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