Someone wrote: Someone wrote: Someone wrote: : : : Try La Bouillibaisse. It's on the main drag....can't remember the name of : : : the street. They don't accept reservations for parties of less than 6. : : : It's BYO, reasonably priced, and excellent. : : La B. is on Atlantic Avenue, between (I believe) Clinton and Hicks. : Very close. We're on Atlantic between Clinton and Henry. Sorry, I'm still new to the neighborhood! :) : : There is a Japanese Restaurant on Montague called "Fuji san," which I : : haven't yet tried. If anyone has any thoughts on this, perhaps as : : compared to "Inaka" on Court Street, I would be most grateful. : Inaka is okay, but I think Nanatori on Montague and Clinton is as good as : some of the best Japanese available in Manhattan (not in Nobu's or : Hatsuhana's league but about 80% cheaper). I wasn't very impressed with : Fuji San. My La B. partners and I dine at Nanatori at least once a week. : Tell Shirley I sent you. I'll give it a try and report back. IMHO, the best traditional sushi in Manhattan to be had at a reasonable price comes from Hasaki. And if you were to get one of the window seats at the front of the restaurant, you might be be able to keep your bike in view, or at least be close enough to check every so often. Tim Bartlett
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