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VERAMEAT
November 30, 2011, 9:59.52 pm ET
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Jewelry that stretches the imagination.
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Angel's Share
November 30, 2011, 12:26.02 am ET
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A hidden haven for fabulous drinks in the East Village.
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Spice Astor Place
November 28, 2011, 9:45.11 pm ET
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A perfect destination for your Thai cravings.
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Tom's Restaurant
November 25, 2011, 10:22.38 pm ET
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A favorite of Seinfeld and Columbia students.
By Emily Monaco more

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B. Cafe
November 23, 2011, 12:28.22 am ET
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A neatly kept secret on the Upper East Side.
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Private Lives
November 21, 2011, 11:36.30 pm ET
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"Sex and the City" star Kim Cattrall makes a splash on Broadway.
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A New Place to Shop for the Holidays
November 21, 2011, 11:17.36 pm ET
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In a lot that once housed an old Times Square theater you'll find the Gingerbread Village, a holiday market located near 46th Street and 8th Avenue.

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Thanksgiving Special
November 21, 2011, 10:51.37 pm ET
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Celebrate Thanksgiving by leaving the cooking to someone else.
By Thomas Rafael

Ellabess
153 Elizabeth Street
(212) 925-5559

Ellabess is offering a three-course Thanksgiving meal for $45 per person. Dinner includes leek soup, gnocchi with brown butter and your choice of turkey or roast beef. Finish the meal with a pecan tart topped with vanilla clove ice cream.

Eleven Madison Park
11 Madison Avenue
212-889-0915

If you are looking to splurge a bit, there is no place finer than Eleven Madison Park. This four-course meal runs $185 and includes dishes like lobster salad with bay scallops, heirloom beets and organic turkey with butternut squash and
chestnut stuffing.

The Lambs Club
132 W 44th St
(212) 997-5262

Chef Geoffrey Zakarian is serving up a three-course meal for $85 at The Lambs Club. Appetizers include tuna steak tartare, grilled quail and butternut squash soup. Main courses range from Amish turkey with chestnut sausage stuffing to A 28 Day dry-aged sirloin ($15 supplemental). Finish it off with old fashioned apple pie.

E&E Grill House
233 West 49th St
(212) 505-9909

$59 gets you a complete turkey dinner with all the trimmings at E&E Grill House. They've got all of the bases covered with organic roasted turkey, glazed ham, sausage stuffing, scalloped potatoes, candied yams, cranberry sauce, brussels sprouts and baby carrots. If you still have room, try some pumpkin pie for dessert.

Neely's Barbecue Parlor
1125 First Ave
(212) 832-1551

For a Southern holiday meal head uptown to Neely's Barbecue Parlor. It's offering a three-course dinner for $29.95. It includes pumpkin bisque, spinach with spiced pecans, slow smoked tom turkey with glazed yams and green beans with bacon and onions. For dessert, pumpkin pie with a dollop of whipped cream.

The Spotted Pig
314 W. 11th Street
(212) 620-0393

If you'd like a more pub-like Thanksgiving you may want to have your feast at The Spotted Pig. No reservations taken, and no special menu, just a promise of some "great stuff in the spirit of the the holiday, luv."

The Jive Turkey
441 Myrtle Ave, Brooklyn
(718) 797-1688

Having a large crowd, but don't feel like cooking? Let the folks at The Jive Turkey do the cooking for you. They're offering deep-fried turkeys that serve up to 10 people in 15 different flavors. While you're at it, pick up all of the trimmings.

Happy Thanksgiving!

Parm
November 20, 2011, 12:48.54 pm ET
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The lines are already forming at this Italian sandwich spot in NoLita.
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