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New York | food | ERIC LINDBERG | travel tip

Reader’s Choice

by American Way Staff

"If you’re having dinner in New York with a client or colleague who is truly hard to impress, you can’t miss with La Grenouille [212-752-1495]. This is one of the city’s longtime five-star French restaurants, and every guest is treated like a VIP. The service and food are beyond impeccable. Check out the private upstairs room for the ultimate celebration or closing dinner."

— ERIC LINDBERG,
Associate for Dallas-based Hicks, Muse, Tate & Furst
Executive Platinum AAdvantage® member

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