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Bring the Kids: Restaurants |
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| Tons of G-rated fun can be had in Gotham. These days, there's even a Toys 'r' Us in Times Square! |
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Bundles of joy: The dim sum platter at Dim Sum GoGo |
Dim Sum GoGo
24 kinds of dumplings, plus four variations on the dough-wrapper theme and four different sauces.
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5 E. Broadway, 212-732-0797
Avenue Bistro
Sophisticated French-American fare on the Upper West Side — plus an original line of baby food.
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520 Columbus Ave., 212-579-3194
Peanut Butter & Co.
Smooth or chunky is only the beginning: Savor the sticky stuff 21 different ways at this kitschy cafe.
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240 Sullivan St., 212-677-3995
Two Boots
The best old-fashioned, thin-crust, laden-with-everything-in-the-kitchen kind of pizza.
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Multiple locations
Kitchenette
Kitchenette's breakfast and baked goods are among the best in town.
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80 W. Broadway, 212 267-6740
Brooklyn Diner U.S.A.
Comfort-food heaven: big portions of exuberantly non-diet Americana.
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212 W. 57th St., 212-581-8900
Mars 2112
Go intergalactic at this space-themed restaurant, serving entrees like "astral tuna."
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1633 Broadway,
212-582-2112
L&B Spumoni Gardens
A 62-year-old landmark in Bensonhurst, Brooklyn, where locals and pizza pilgrims line up for the signature square pie.
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2725 86th St., Brooklyn, 718-449-1230
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Plus:
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More Kid-Friendly Restaurants
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"Classic New York" Restaurants
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Theater District Restaurants
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Recent Restaurant Openings
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Weekly Restaurant Review |
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| Photo by Ben Fink. |
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