Eight Good Places to Eat by Beth Falk and Robbie Brager
A student guide to eight moderately priced New York restaurants. Red Tulip offers Hungarian dishes around five dollars while Szechuan widens options from four to six dollars. El Faro showcases affordable Spanish dishes. Gaylord's offers Indian flavors in a luxe setting. Julio's provides cheap Italian with garden seating. Numa features refined Japanese dinners around six to eight dollars. Hop Key serves 24 hour budget Chinese. Hot Bagels U S A offers 24 hour bagels with salmon or cream cheese, all in affordable ranges.