"Dining In" in New York

In search of a chic and cutting-edge restaurant experience? Try a Manhattan hotel
John Mariani
Issue: January 31, 2002

When you consider that so many of America's best restaurants are in hotels—The Mansion on Turtle Creek in Dallas, Masa's in San Francisco, Seasons in Chicago and Picasso in Las Vegas, to name a few—it's odd how the onus of being a "hotel dining room" persists.

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