Where to Eat on the Upper East Side

Over the last decade, we've been hearing persistent rumors of real estate refugees fleeing places like the East Village, Williamsburg, Park Slope, and even Bushwick for the Upper East Side, where the rents have lagged behind those in flashier neighborhoods. It's also one of the few parts of town where new condo construction has been stymied somewhat, and you can still get a feel for New York the way it used to be, with its broad avenues, ancient architecture, and strange specialty shops selling things like buttons, typewriters, and French movie posters.
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