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Performing arts theater · NoHo
"A downtown off‑Broadway home where the original production of the celebrated musical debuted a decade ago, this theater also functions as an intimate event space — recently hosting a reunion and panel with original cast members who compared nightly performances to running a restaurant, emphasizing the need to deliver a fresh, high-energy experience every night and the role of the audience as the final, essential ingredient." - Ashley Day
Bagel shop · Upper West Side
"A longtime bagel landmark on the Upper West Side prized for very fresh, inarguably delicious bagels — a favorite is the cinnamon raisin bagel toasted with cream cheese. Founded in 1972 and now with multiple Manhattan and Queens locations, it even released limited-time items tied to a musical anniversary: the Taylor Hamilton Egg & Cheese and a Revolutionary Lemon Poppy Cream Cheese." - Ashley Day
Pizza restaurant · Midtown West
"A loyal go-to near Broadway known for its Grandma Pizza — described as 'garlic for days' — and for having a family-like relationship with regulars and performers who have relied on the spot since early Broadway days." - Ashley Day
Restaurant · Inwood
"A bright, fun Inwood neighborhood spot favored for plentiful, European-style dishes with Latin American flavors; the décor is playful (notably featuring a tree indoors) and the menu — from brunch to tapas — makes it a natural choice for family reunions." - Ashley Day
American restaurant · Greenwich Village
"A Michelin-recognized Washington Square Park–area restaurant celebrated for its farm-to-table tasting menus and consistently outstanding meals; diners praise it as a special-occasion destination that helped popularize sustainability and local-ingredient cooking, and many recall it as an unforgettable splurge that rarely disappoints." - Ashley Day
Restaurant · Westchester County
"The Tarrytown outpost of the acclaimed restaurant group, prized for exceptional, farm-focused tasting menus just north of the city; visits are described as among the best meals diners have had and ideal for guests seeking high-end, sustainability-minded dining experiences." - Ashley Day
American restaurant · Midtown West
"A classic Theater District institution where patrons gather pre- and post-show to be surrounded by posters of notable productions; the menu changes daily and the fries are a straightforward, dependable favorite among performers and theatergoers." - Ashley Day
American restaurant · NoHo
"A cozy downtown bar/restaurant popular with performers seeing off‑Broadway work; it's especially noted for its great fries and as an easy, casual spot to grab a bite before or after shows." - Ashley Day
Piano bar · West Village
"A beloved West Village piano bar where late-night cocktails (a Rum and Coke is a staple) meet communal singalongs; frequented by performers and self-described 'adult theater kids,' it offers an immersive, nostalgic vibe and the joy of belting showtunes with strangers." - Ashley Day
Oaxacan restaurant · Riverdale
"A Riverdale restaurant specializing in Oaxacan cuisine, recommended for starting a meal with a trio of moles and corn tortillas; its mole sauce is singled out as incredibly rich and unforgettable." - Ashley Day