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What
you and the press have to say about Dazies Restaurant.
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NBC
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BITE FROM TIME OUT NEW YORK |
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Wondering
where to eat on your way to MoMA QNS or after
you visit the museum? Check out some of Time Out
New York's favorite eateries along the 7 train
and be sure to pay close attention to the restaurants
with red bullets—they're offering special
discounts. Dazies
(Italian)
39-41 Queens Blvd between 39th
and 40th Sts. Sunnyside, Queens (718-786-7013).
Subway: 7 to 40th St. Mon–Thu
11:30am-11pm; Fri 11:30am–midnight; Sat
1pm–midnight; Sun 1–11pm. AmEx,
DC, MC, V.
Open since 1970, Dazies has the expected Queens
Italian-American accoutrements of valet parking,
brass sconces, tuxedoded waiters, Bill Murray–style
pianist and acres of tiramisu. But its clientele
reflects the evolving neighborhood—groups
of guys and older couples are now joined by art
folk from nearb MoMA QNS, the Isamu Noguchi Garden
Museum and other cultural enclaves.
Old-timers and newcomers are drawn by well-above-average,
generously apportioned food (herb-flecked gnocchi,
peppery seafood-ladden zuppa di pesce, tender
veal cutlets) and a remarkably inexpensive wine
list. Can't decide? The combinazione alla Mario
offers veal, chicken and steak in a wine-enriched
gravy. Traditional desserts—a not-too-sweet
ricotta cheesecake and tiramisu—are the
way to go. And we dare you to request a Billy
Joel tune.
LINK:
http://www.timeoutny.com/momareviews/
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Daily
News
Bites: Where the art is on the plate, not the
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Soaking
up culture can work up an appetite, especially
when the art on display includes still lifes of
sausages, oysters, apples and oranges. So after
checking out "Matisse Picasso" - the
exhibit at the Museum of Modern Art in Long Island
City until mid-May - you can choose from a palette
of nearby (six blocks away or less) international
restaurants to quell your hunger pangs.
Dazies, 39-41
Queens Blvd. (bet. 39th and 40th Sts.), (718)
786-7013.
Bus tours from MoMA QNS have dined at this cushy,
classic Italian restaurant, where a pianist
plays at dinnertime daily, except Monday. The
Veal à
la Dazies, with roasted peppers, sun-dried tomatoes,
asparagus, artichokes and white wine, is a work
of art, according to owner Lily Gavin
LINK http://www.nydailynews.com/city_life/story/59492p-55733c.html
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MoMA's
Glenn Lowry |
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Glenn
Lowry Loves Dazie's, a plushy family-run Italian
restaurant.
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Daily
News ( March 27, 1982 ) |
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Recommended:
Some restaurants make even the first-time visitor
feel right at home. They have a warmth and friendliness
that makes you want to come back again and again.
Dazies, an Italian restaurant
in Sunnyside, is one of those places. Much of
the credit belongs to personable owner-hostess
Lilly Gavin and her five children. who operate
the restaurant and give it its personality.
While other restaurants along highly competitive
Queens Blvd. have come and gone, Dazies has
been a popular dining place for more than 10
years, and even plans to expand.
It's spacious layout is smartly divided between
cocktail lounge and dining area to create an
intimate feeling. The decor has a nostalgic,
turn of the century feeling. Its deep maroon
walls are adorned with early 1900 scenes and
overhead globes provide soft lighting. A pianist
performs Wednesday to Sunday, providing background
music that is never so loud that diner's can't
converse.
the cooking, chiefly Northern Italian with some
Southern Italian items, is excellent, with portions
good-sized and dishes served in appetizing fashion.
A la carte items are moderately priced and there
are complete dinners offered nightly that are
a very good value.
The restaurant is open seven days for lunch
and dinner. Parking is available accross the
street under the el. Dazies is located at 39-41
Queens Blvd. In Sunnyside. Phone (212) 786-7013. |
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