Cuisine:

• Others
• Bistro
• French
• Italian

Landmarc Description:
The uptown incarnation of TriBeCa's Landmarc offers a similarly wondrous low-priced wine list and favorites like roasted marrow bones and dessert tasting, but the Time Warner Center version of the eatery is markedly different. First, it's three times the size. And in this case it means three times slower service. The exhaustive menu spans the gamut from multiple types of steak, fish and pasta to daily specials and kid-oriented treats like PB&J. Stick to the simpler dishes, however, which befit the simplicity of the setting. The smoked tuna sandwich is overwhelming in its smokiness. The skirt steak salad, offered at both lunch and dinner, is a slightly better choice with fresh greens and Gorgonzola in nice chimichurri vinaigrette dressing. Even the miniature desserts seem to have lost the pizzazz of their downtown cousins. The restaurant serves up an interesting breakfast menu, with omelets as the noted specialty. Lunch and dinner menus are similar, and the restaurant has the potential to become a convenient if unexciting option for those shopping at the Time Warner Center or attending a concert at Jazz at Lincoln Center.


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