New Yorkers may agree on very little, but this pricey classic gets a
landslide vote for New York's most romantic dining experience. Sit in
what was once Aaron Burr's carriage house—surrounded by flowers,
warmed by dual fireplaces, lulled by the mellow stylings of the
resident pianist—and you may wish you had a ring in your pocket. If
you can tear your attention away from your date, you'll find that the
famed beef Wellingt...

New Yorkers may agree on very little, but this pricey classic gets a
landslide vote for New York's most romantic dining experience. Sit in
what was once Aaron Burr's carriage house—surrounded by flowers,
warmed by dual fireplaces, lulled by the mellow stylings of the
resident pianist—and you may wish you had a ring in your pocket. If
you can tear your attention away from your date, you'll find that the
famed beef Wellington is fine, as are the other French and American
standards on the prix fixe menu (New York Magazine).