After trying Haru on the Upper East Side, we also tried their Broadway location. It's has a little more ambience, better decor, and more space than the one on the Upper East Side, but the same good food. Good presentation, very fresh sushi, good food. We had reservations for pre-theather, and would recommend it, but right at 6pm, it wasn't too busy. If you are looking for a more intimite setting, I recommend the Upper East Side. It's much smaller and lacks the crowds of mid-town.
Pros: Casual, Pre-theather, Fresh Sushi
Cons: midtown crowd
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