“miriam stopped trying post-pandemic (used to be fab for brunch, and bricolage doesnt live up to its potential. Now just serviceable).”
H2
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“miriam stopped trying post-pandemic (used to be fab for brunch, and bricolage doesnt live up to its potential. Now just serviceable).”
H2
“Avoid Miriam at all costs. They can't pass their health inspection after already failing twice and has been operating illegally against the Fire Code.”
H2
“Miriam has a C rating, no working freezer, AC, and refuses to provide health care for any of their employees.”
H2
“This place is delicious albeit a bit pricey”
H2
“Amazing eggs, salads and decent coffee. Good service.”
H2
“Taboonette and Miriam are not authentic shawarma spots”
H2
“excellent brunch and dinner options, at times I feel like its the best restaurant in NYC period, but then I try something somewhere else and realize its all about the ambience. I much prefer the brunch, I wouldn’t get brunch anywhere else if I had the option”
H2
“Miriam or Rucola for brunch.”
H1
“Miriam on the UWS is pretty good”
H1
“Miriam on the UWS is pretty good”
H1
“Miriam, right around the corner from the Beacon on Amsterdam has very good food and often has tables.”
H1
“Miriam at 74th and Amsterdam”
H1
“Miriam”
H1
“Miriam has good Israeli food”
H1
“Miriam in Park Slope, BK is also good.”
H1
“Miriam”
H1
“I had an awesome time, food was delicious, bartender attentive.”
H1
“Miriam”
H1
“Miriam has a great brunch. I’ve gone there before Lincoln Center.”
H1
“Try one of these: The milling room, miriam, tessa, asset, the leopard at the artistes, shalel. Not sure if they take reservation at 11PM but they have good vibes and have menu items for pescatarians.”
H1
“Jacob's Pickles, Miriam, The Owl's Tail (for drinks and dessert)”
H1
“Miriam for Mediterranean (Israeli).”
H1
“it was absolutely delicious and had plenty of options for my friend”
H1
“Miriam. Sala Thai. Jin ramen, Flor de mayo”
H1
“Taboonette and Miriam have been pretty good alternatives but not the same”
H1
“- Miriam”
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“Miriam on 5th Ave.”
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“Miriam”
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“Pep's on Grand, Cookshop, Soothr, Laut, Miriam”
H1
“This place was surprisingly good”
H1
“Miriam”
H1
“I've gone twice in the last year and both time been let down.”
H1
“Miriam (solid casual Israeli)”
H1
“Some of my favorites: Casual Spots: Mama’s Too (pizza) Joes Steam Rice Roll Shwarma Shabazi More sit down: Sala Thai Osteria Cotta Miriam”
H1
“I love Miriam and I never see it mentioned.”
H1
“On the UWS would recommend Barney Greengrass, Jacob’s Pickles, The Consulate, Miriam, and Good Enough to Eat”
H1
“Also love Miriam!”
H1
“Also strongly recommend Miriam in park slope”
H1
“Miriam in Park Slope is not bad.”
H1
“Polpette, Leyla, Miriam, Milling Room.”
H1
“I second Miriam!”
H1
“- Miriam”
H1
“Within striking distance of Lincoln Center are Miriam (Israeli), which is great for brunch, Sempre Ogge (Italian), Covacha (regional Mexican), and Sala Thai (needs no explanation).”
H1
“Miriam for great Mediterranean right around the corner”
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“Miriam”
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“Miriam is great for a Mediterranean”
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“Miriam”
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“Fine dining places are closer to Lincoln center, Tatiana ( tough res though) , boulud sud, bar boulud , twin tails at the time Warner center. Cafe Luxembourg is old school on 70th or Miriam on 71st”
H1
“Miriam’s brunch is unreal”
H1
“Near the Beacon…Miriam, Sempre Oggi,Sala Thai, Sushi Yasaka, Red Farm.”
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