Rouge Tomate Cart
(Ahora cerrado)Carrito de comida$$$$
Financial District, New York
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Luca SartoriSeptiembre 9, 2014Good tasty healthy burger. Grass-fed burgers and natural ingredients. No cheese and no bacon. Nice alternative to the all alike hot dog stands in Central Park.
Must try the White Grape Gazpacho with sour dough croutons. Stuff dreams are made of.
My favorite cart in all of NYC! Get the BLT, corn chowder soup and mint lemonade (lunch box it for $15!)
Teri TynesOctubre 13, 2011Try a fall-themed lunch of acorn squash soup and a maple cookie for dessert.
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A small outpost of our Michelin Starred restaurant down the street, focusing on local, seasonal and healthier options to standard street food. Good for kids and adults, perfect for a picnic in the park. Burgers, soups, juices and ice cream
(646) 237-8977
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- 8.7
"I'm partial to the souvlaki, but you can't go wrong with any of the grilled meats. One of the best carts anywhere in the city, even worth the long lunchtime lines."
Ben G - 8.1
"The pastrami sandwich is good, the way it should be in NYC, freshly cut and juicy"
Felix Grushevsky - 8.4
"The chorizo taco are extra spicy"
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- 9.7
"Hermoso. Un parque cuidado, prolijo y muy pintoresco. En medio de la ciudad. Hermoso contraste con los inmensos edificios."
juan di marco - 8.5
"Es un zoológico pequeño pero esta increíble, tiene muchas areas incluso tiene un área para alimentar y acariciar a ciertos animales. La entrada al zoo esta a $12."
CrisyFrank
- 7.9
"Reminiscent of an early English manorial fortress, designed by Martin E. Thompson, and completed in 1851, this Central Park gem should not be missed. It became a City landmark in 1967."
Landmarks Preservation Commission
