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Whitewaller New York 2018: Where to Eat on Madison Avenue

In case you need a break from all of the shopping and galleries, here are Whitewaller‘s favorite places to grab a bite to eat on Madison Avenue.

Sant Ambroeus Upper East Side
Sant Ambroeus on Madison Avenue, like its sister locations, is a hot spot for meetings. Recognized as a “place to see and be seen,” the Milanese restaurant offers traditional Italian dishes, as well as coffee and dessert for those looking for a pick-me-up or something sweet.

Sant Ambroeus Courtesy of Sant Ambroeus.

Whitewaller recommends: Trying the avocado toast or green lasagna. 

E.A.T. Upper East Side
Loved for its overstuffed sandwiches on thin bread, jelly doughnuts, meticulous salads, and caviar omelets, E.A.T. is a unique favorite in the New York restaurant scene for Eli Zabar’s original ideas and attention to detail.

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Whitewaller recommends: Visiting E.A.T. Gifts next door

Casa Lever Gardens Upper East Side

E.A.T. Courtesy of E.A.T.

Casa Lever Gardens is a welcome oasis in the heart of New York City’s midtown.  This seasonal lounge and restaurant is one of the rare outdoor dining options in the neighborhood and a destination for nearby offices as well as uptown locals stopping in for evening drinks and light bites.  While the bar at Casa Lever Gardens attracts a lively after work crowd, the lounge style seating is also perfect for a fun summer dinner with friends or a casual date night spot.

Whitewaller recommends: Explore Chef Natale’s outdoor stuzzichini menu.

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