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Fifth Avenue Grill
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Whenever Mom runs up to NY to see family, leaving Pop unsupervised, Pop and I go for a 'manly meal' at the 5th Avenue Grill. No tilapia here; steaks, chops, lobster in a classic setting with outstanding service (Thanks Tara).\r
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I had the 'Fryed Filet' where they take a filet mignon and first deep fry it. You are probably thinking, great, it must be like shoe leather. No, comes out perfectly medium rare. Baked potato (of course) and a side of incredible creamed spinach. Pop had lamb chops that were cooked to a perfect medium rare.\r
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There is an extensive wine list that is fairly priced with selections leaning towards steakhouse fare (Drink white wine when all the red is gone!).\r
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Classic full bar in the front with a piano player with grill seating or dining room if you prefer a little quiet.
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