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Nobu

World-renowned Japanese restaurant requiring reservations well in advance. For an alternative, try Nobu Next Door which doesn't require a reservation and serves the same creative, delicious food. May not be worth all the hype, but certainly worth some.

Address: 195 Broadway
Getting there: entrance on Fulton between Broadway and Church; Subway: to Fulton St
Hours: Lunch Mon-Fri 11:30AM-2:15PM; dinner Sun-Wed 5:30PM-10:15PM, Thu-Sat 5:30PM-11:15PM
Website: noburestaurants.com (opens in a new tab)

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