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Crain's New York Business
JAN-01
For hip, a night on the Tao; Food is better than you might think in noisy, packed hot spot.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
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For hip, a night on the Tao; Food is better than you might think in noisy, packed hot spot.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
Publication: Crain's New York Business Publication Date: 29-JAN-01 Author: lape, bob
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COPYRIGHT 2001 Crain Communications, Inc.
Once again, marc Packer demonstrates his gift for creating something Manhattan night crawlers want. In the 1980s, it was Packer's prescience that lower Park Avenue could sizzle. It did at his casual Italian Canastel's. He encored with an early embrace of meat mania at Angelo & Maxie's. Mr. Packer's Harley-Davidson Cafe roared uptown, Rue 57 and Avra showed a free-ranging eye for ethnic eats, and Tao-well, Tao tops them all. The 34-foot ceiling of the former Plaza Theater looks down on one of New York's most entertaining...
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