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In diesem ausführlichen Hotel- und Restaurantführer werden weit über tausend Hotels und Restaurants vorgestellt. Die Auswahl der besten Häuser in New York City, in allen Preiskategorien, wird von einem erfahrenen Inspektoren Team zusammengestellt. Sie prüfen das ganze Jahr hindurch kritisch Qualität und Leistung der bereits empfohlenen und der neu hinzukommenden Hotels und Restaurants. In diesem Band lässt sich vom Luxushotel bis zum Stadthotel und vom Sterne-Restaurant bis zur einfachen Kneipe alles finden, was das Herz eines Genießers begehrt. Zur besseren Orientierung enthält der Band außerdem einen Stadtplan.
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In diesem ausführlichen Hotel- und Restaurantführer werden weit über tausend Hotels und Restaurants vorgestellt. Die Auswahl der besten Häuser in New York City, in allen Preiskategorien, wird von einem erfahrenen Inspektoren Team zusammengestellt. Sie prüfen das ganze Jahr hindurch kritisch Qualität und Leistung der bereits empfohlenen und der neu hinzukommenden Hotels und Restaurants. In diesem Band lässt sich vom Luxushotel bis zum Stadthotel und vom Sterne-Restaurant bis zur einfachen Kneipe alles finden, was das Herz eines Genießers begehrt. Zur besseren Orientierung enthält der Band außerdem einen Stadtplan.
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Welchen Reiseführer soll man für New York verwenden? Egal - auf alle Fälle muss man ihn durch den Guide Michelin ergänzen. Keiner bietet so differenzierte Angaben über das Essen von ganz günstig (Rubrik unter $ 25) bis sehr teuer (3 Sterne-Restaurants). Es hat soviele Restaurants, dass man am besten durch New York streift und wenn man dann vom Hunger überfallen wird, diesen Führer zückt und sich ein Restaurant aussucht. Es ist bestimmt eines in der Nähe! Oder aber, man macht sich piekfein und geht mit dem grossen Geldbeutel aus. Die Restaurants sind hervorragend und mit eine Prise Humor beschrieben.
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Michelin Guides
19. Dezember 2009
Format:Taschenbuch|Von Amazon bestätigter Kauf
The Michelin guide can be counted on. Every restaurant I've been to which they recommended has been great
A total waste of time
1. Juli 2011
Format:Taschenbuch
I'm not sure if the other reviewers work for Michelin, but I can't believe we're reviewing the same guide. Maybe I'm just looking for something different from my review guide, like some sort of guidance.
Briefly, because I can't believe I'm wasting more time on this particular book, this guide DOES contain write-ups of many restaurants. They are arranged alphabetically by neighborhood. So the first issue is that you have to know EXACTLY which neighborhood you're in. No problem - I live here now, except that means I know that there are different levels of granularity that are used to distinguish neighborhoods. This book is minutely detailed for mid-town, but lumps most of Brooklyn together in one. In other words, it's inconsistent in it's organization, which makes it hard to navigate.
As far as the reviews go, I've never come across a more confusing grading system. I'd heard of Michelin stars and I know they are given out sparingly. Very few restaurants in this guide are actually recommended and those that do are invariably extremely expensive (unless you've lived in London, in which case it's probably what you'd pay to go to a gastropub). Instead, you have to sift through half-page write-ups to understand what's available. Every description is a rave, even the mediocre restaurants. In short, these reviews are untrustworty and offer zero guidance. On the plus side, there are occasional photos of empty restaurants to liven up the proceedings, but this isn't a GUIDE. It's a compendium of overly-gushing-but-too-short-to-be-truly-useful reviews. Also, there's no guidance as to which reviews to read, so you have to sift them all. Oh, they've tried: there's a stupid little cartoon Michelin man who supposedly represents "good value" who pops up when you least expect him. Well, all I can say is their definition of value doesn't match mine.
So, it's not a guide (despite what the title would suggest), it's big, it's heavy, the reviews are not too hot. What else could it do wrong? Well, how about throwing in a whole bunch of completely irrelevant HOTEL reviews? Yes, this self-proclaimed restaurant guide wastes valuable time, weight, and space on a selection of independent hotel (ie non-chain) reviews. If it said anything other than good things about every single hotel, it would probably be useful. Instead, it smacks suspiciously of product placement.
Do yourself a favor and buy another guide for hotel listings (or use the internet) and then buy the Zagat guide for restaurants.
Briefly, because I can't believe I'm wasting more time on this particular book, this guide DOES contain write-ups of many restaurants. They are arranged alphabetically by neighborhood. So the first issue is that you have to know EXACTLY which neighborhood you're in. No problem - I live here now, except that means I know that there are different levels of granularity that are used to distinguish neighborhoods. This book is minutely detailed for mid-town, but lumps most of Brooklyn together in one. In other words, it's inconsistent in it's organization, which makes it hard to navigate.
As far as the reviews go, I've never come across a more confusing grading system. I'd heard of Michelin stars and I know they are given out sparingly. Very few restaurants in this guide are actually recommended and those that do are invariably extremely expensive (unless you've lived in London, in which case it's probably what you'd pay to go to a gastropub). Instead, you have to sift through half-page write-ups to understand what's available. Every description is a rave, even the mediocre restaurants. In short, these reviews are untrustworty and offer zero guidance. On the plus side, there are occasional photos of empty restaurants to liven up the proceedings, but this isn't a GUIDE. It's a compendium of overly-gushing-but-too-short-to-be-truly-useful reviews. Also, there's no guidance as to which reviews to read, so you have to sift them all. Oh, they've tried: there's a stupid little cartoon Michelin man who supposedly represents "good value" who pops up when you least expect him. Well, all I can say is their definition of value doesn't match mine.
So, it's not a guide (despite what the title would suggest), it's big, it's heavy, the reviews are not too hot. What else could it do wrong? Well, how about throwing in a whole bunch of completely irrelevant HOTEL reviews? Yes, this self-proclaimed restaurant guide wastes valuable time, weight, and space on a selection of independent hotel (ie non-chain) reviews. If it said anything other than good things about every single hotel, it would probably be useful. Instead, it smacks suspiciously of product placement.
Do yourself a favor and buy another guide for hotel listings (or use the internet) and then buy the Zagat guide for restaurants.
4 von 7 Kunden fanden die folgende Rezension hilfreich
Good, but they need to notice when restaurants have closed down
6. April 2010
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It is good, but it is hard to trust that they really visit and review every restaurant every year.
In the introduction description of the upper west side,on page 330, they mention 2 restaurants (Tavern on the Green and Cafe des Artistes) that closed in 2009. They closed long before this guide was published. To be fair, they don't include reviews of these restauarants. But, they didn't proof read the neighborhood descriptions to remove references to closed restaurants. That lowers the credibility of the reviews that they did publish.
In the introduction description of the upper west side,on page 330, they mention 2 restaurants (Tavern on the Green and Cafe des Artistes) that closed in 2009. They closed long before this guide was published. To be fair, they don't include reviews of these restauarants. But, they didn't proof read the neighborhood descriptions to remove references to closed restaurants. That lowers the credibility of the reviews that they did publish.
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