NEW YORK -- Searching for a New York City restaurant's location?
Zagat Survey, the popular restaurant guide, has redrawn its map
of the city's best places to eat. From Alison on Dominick to Zoe,
the 2000 edition of Zagat Map: New York City helps diners find
their way to 216 of Manhattan's top restaurants.
Fourteen detailed neighborhood maps help pinpoint dozens of
additional restaurants, along with major hotels and such New York
landmarks as Rockefeller Center and South Street Seaport.
Standout locations were selected from the "Zagat 2000 New York
City Restaurant Survey" of more than 1,800 eateries.
Alphabetical listings surrounding the map give each restaurant's
food, service and decor rankings from the 2000 survey, along with
address and phone number.
The reverse side focuses on dining in 26 city neighborhoods,
among them Midtown, Chelsea, Murray Hill, the Flatiron/Gramercy
Park/Madison Park triad, the theater district and neighborhoods
downtown, including Little Italy and Chinatown.
Zagat Map: New York City is available in bookstores for $5.95 or
via the Web at www.zagat.com.
You also can order it by calling (800) 333-3421.