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2. Rene PujolRene Pujol is a popular pre-theater choice that combines excellent food with good service and a great wine list and has been in the neighborhood for over 50 years.
3. Sushi ZenSushi Zen serves up the neighborhood's best sushi, in a serene setting. Fish is impeccably fresh and reflects both traditional and creative preparations. Sushi Zen also offers several tasting menus ($55-75).
4. ThaliaFresh, creative American cuisine, including a raw bar, is the focus at this stylish theater district restaurant.
5. Osteria Al DogeFans of Osteria al Doge appreciate the high-quality cuisine served up at moderate prices at this theater district restaurant. The menu features a variety of pizzas, pastas and main courses that will satisfy those seeking Italian cuisine.
6. LattanziThe only downside of pre-theater dining at Lattanzi is missing out on the outstanding Jewish-Roman menu that's only available after 8 p.m. once the pre-theater crowds have left. Pastas, grilled meats, fried artichokes and the housemade napoleon are highly recommended.
7. Trattoria TrecoloriClassic Italian cuisine is served with rustic flair at Trattoria Trecolori and you might end up leaving surprised at how affordable it is. Pastas (particularly black linguini) and housemade desserts (including tiramisu) are especially delicious.
8. DistrictLocated in the Muse Hotel, the eclectic menu at District is creative and tasty.
9. FireBirdFireBird offers a beautiful setting and impeccable service for experiencing fine Russian cuisine. Borscht and caviar are highly recommended, as is their selection of vodkas.
10. Angus McIndoeAngus McIndoe offers great service, a pleasant atmosphere and strives to accommodate theater-goers and ensure you'll arrive at your show on time. Excellent raw bar offerings and delicious mains will please traditional and adventurous diners alike.
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