Anyone ever heard of Harry's Downtown

I heard that we should go eat there but can not find any info on the restaurant. Anyone ever been there?

Anyone ever heard of Harry's Downtown

I was there in March.

The building is quite nice and works well with the eligance they are striving for. The food was less impressive. Not bad, but not a place I would single out as special.

Over all, I was disapointed.

Anyone ever heard of Harry's Downtown

Harry%26#39;s downtown is located on Poyntz Avenue, in the historic Wareham Hotel building. I have always had a great time eating at Harry%26#39;s. New owners just took over last month and it seems everything is going well.

Welcome to the Board, Dennis!

Any secret finds to share in your part of the state?

If you want a place to eat in Manhattan, there are lots of choices. One of my favorite places is in Aggieville. The Hibachi Hut is great. It has a different kind of menu with some cajun stuff and grilled items. It%26#39;s attached to the Texas Star Cafe, which has great Mexican.

I would rather eat in a locally-owned place like that than in a chain restaurant anyhow.

The Hibachi Hut is still there? I remember it from 1969, when I was a frosh at K-State! Is Raoul%26#39;s still in town? I have fond memories of it from years gone by, too.

I%26#39;m from Northern Michigan and go to Manhattan each year for a golfing weekend/week... I/we love Harry%26#39;s.. Never had a bad meal, great ambience, and the best place in Manhattan. The Hibachi Hut is also good, but not of the caliber of Harry%26#39;s. Get the Lobster Martini appetizer !!

Here%26#39;s Harry%26#39;s website: http://www.harrysmanhattan.com/

You def should eat at Harry%26#39;s!! There is lots of history in the building and it%26#39;s probably the nicest restaurant in Manhattan. The Seafood Extravaganza meal (think that is what it%26#39;s still called) is great and the deserts are to die for!

However, a really nice Italian restaurant just opened too called Della Voce: http://www.dellavoce.com/

Other favorites are Coco Bolos: http://www.cocobolos.com/ and Habatchi Hut (suggested from others too)