One of the staples of the NYC economy is "dinner and a show."
In a town with the best theater and restaurants, this is a grand tradition for natives and visitors alike -- and, obviously, it's one of the things that has been rendered impossible by COVID-19.
This piece gives you some fond nostalgia -- and advice -- about enjoying dinner and a show. And the author gives good advice, namely that you should have dinner after the show, not before.
Totally agree. It's wonderful seeing the show, then going to a nearby restaurant and eating and drinking into the night, feeling like you are in the center of culture, the center of the world, the center of what makes everything great about NYC.
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