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The Carlyle Restaurant

Restaurant located in a classy boutique hotel, with elegant dishes made with care and precision from very fresh ingredients. Serves breakfast, brunch, lunch and dinner menus.

Address: 35 East 76th Street
Getting there: at Madison Avenue inside The Carlyle, A Rosewood Hotel; Subway: to 77th Street; Bus: M1, M2, M3, and M4 to Madison Avenue & East 77th Street (northbound) or 5th Avenue & East 78th Street (southbound) or M79 Select Bus Service to East 79th Street & Madison Avenue
Hours: Breakfast: Mon-Sat 7AM-10:30AM, Sun 8AM-10:30AM; brunch: Sun noon to 2PM; lunch: daily noon to 2PM; dinner: daily 6-10PM
Price: This restaurant seems to be exclusive to those with the fattest wallets – even starters like salad and soup cost $20 to $40, while main courses aren't afraid of costing up to $70. Some caviar and multiple-person specials can even soar up to $80 to $130, so stuff your wallet before coming here
Website: rosewoodhotels.com (opens in a new tab)

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