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Halsey and Alice North's - At 59th Street/Broadway/Columbus Circle, enjoy the Time-WarnerCenter HALSEY AND ALICE NORTH’S indoor mall with Jazz at Lincoln Center. At 60th Street/Mandarin Oriental T Hotel/80 Columbus Circle, we love Asiate 212-805-8881, FRENCH / Trattoria Dell’ArteW C ARNEGIE Russian JAPANESE FUSION with spectacular wrap-around views of Central Park Redeye GrillW H ALL Tea Room Topaz Thai and midtown. Pre fixe $85. Tasting Menu $125. 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