Theater district restaurant suggestions?

[Sylver1]

Hi… Have tickets for "Dear Evan Hansen"  on Friday, April 7… Only way I got them was through an incredibly good connection who got us House seats. I'm not the jealous type but yes I would be jealous of me as well! Ha ha...Anyway… Pre-theater dinner suggestions in the theater district?  Did a search and apparently nobody has posted anything recently… Joe Allen?  Would rather hear from you guys… Much better than yelp… Thank you!

[MarkBearSF]

WIthout knowing your tastes and budget, who knows? But, Joe Allen (always Allen not Allen's) is always a good choice. Home of the notorious flop wall, great burgers, great service perfectly attuned to showtimes. 

Reservations are available no more than a week in advance (OpenTable)

[@z5]

Tony dinapoli's; kodama on 45th; pasta lovers on 49th...is always quick and goood food, although it has an awfully tacky name lol

 

lucky's is also always fun, quick and not too expensive.

[@z5]

Tony dinapoli's; kodama on 45th; pasta lovers on 49th...is always quick and goood food, although it has an awfully tacky name lol

 

lucky's is also always fun, quick and not too expensive.

[Sylver1]

Thanks for the info… And made the correction! Appreciate it

[Phantom4ever]

Isn't Tony Di Napoli's only family style? 

[wonkit]

Joe Allen would be my first suggestion, too. Also love Thalia.

[Valentina3]

My goto has always been Totto Ramen, but then again, I don't get good ramen where I live so that adds to my bias. They opened a new outlet on 51st & 10th which is still undiscovered and not as busy. They are fast and cheap.

[Stage Door Sally]

Chaan Teng, a great new Hong Kong style restaurant by Chef Pichet Ong (Spice Market, P*ong) opened a few months ago in the theater district. Highly recommend.

Reviews:

https://www.yelp.com/biz/chaan-teng-new-york

https://www.tripadvisor.com/Restaurant_Review-g60763-d11843140-Reviews-Chaan_Teng-New_York_City_New_York.html