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Most-missed restaurant

It's a sad fact of the restaurant business that NYC eateries come and go. Anyone have a favorite restaurant that unfortunately shut down? Mine was Cafe Guy Pascal on 89th and Madison (now replaced by a Duane Reade - bwah!) I had the same thing every time I went in there - their hot, delicious soup of the day (usually vegetable soup), there Francofied chicken curry with rice, and their amazing, sensational, decadent, Almond Delice - one layer of cake, then one of whipped cream, then one of chocolate cream, then some more cake, then almond cream, then toasted almonds on top! Heavenly!
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uptowngirl 2yrs+
Mine has to be the Payard Patiserrie and Bistro on 73rd street and lexington. More than the food I used to adore going to Payard for a coffee and a flourless walnut cookie which I had convinced myself was 'healthy'.
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hhusted 2yrs+
The only restaurant I like more than any of the others is Brother Jimmy's. They serve mostly country food.
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Uraniumfish 2yrs+
Brother Jimmy's is alive and kicking in six locations! Look:

http://www.brotherjimmys.com/
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BroadwayBK 2yrs+
I used to live above Zozo's on Stanton and Orchard...now it's some kind of noodle bar. They had really delicious zucchini sticks and chipolte mayo and mango chutney..... I really couldn't believe they closed, though with the rent hike in the LES it shouldn't have surprised me.
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uptowngirl 2yrs+
@BroadwayBK Zozo's menu sounds divine.. the rent issue is crazy .. apparently Payatd's rent was jacked up from $28000 a month to $62000 a month. I haven't gone back to the area to check if the space has been rented out as yet.
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Oh oh oh! Splendida on 93rd and Madison. Did great, higher-end pizza in a rather upscale restaurant-venue. Alas, replaced by a cheap takeaway.
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hhusted 2yrs+
@Uptowngirl: Are you telling me that the rent Payatd's had to pay went from $28,000 to $62,000 a month. That is unheard of.
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