This Theater District restaurant was the first of its kind when it opened, and despite many followers, it still remains one of the best. The enormously airy space must symbolically represent how much room you need to have in your stomach for eating here. For starters, you're encouraged to enjoy the salad bar before beginning the entrée, but tread lightly. It's easy enough for diners, even vegetarian, to fill up on the copious amounts of salads and appetizers offered by their buffet.
But then, the meat. And lots of it. Offered up on skewers, the servers will rotate and slice off their particular meat until you flip a card to red for "Stop". It's truly a challenge to say no. Overall, it's a loud, fun place for pre-theater meals or group dinners, as there's live music and a lot of people in attendance to enjoy the prix-fixe menu.
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