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I'm going to be returning to NYC soon. One of the things I want to do is go to Club Mac. How is the food? I've always heard that the food leaves something to be desired.


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Passable when I was there in '05. Basic high-end stuff. I think I had rare tuna and some veggies, etc. If I didn't smoke cigars I'd have never went out of my way to go there. Nothing wrong with it, but given the competition in NYC, nothing special. However, prices were reasonable, service was good, the place looked great and it was a fun place to go. When you combine the whole experience, it's definitely worth your time and support.
 
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I thought the food was good. I was there with some friends, one of whom had a locker there.

I brought my own cigars though.


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Do they charge for brining your own cigars? I remember buying some Partagas #10s for around $10 or $11 each, not bad.
 
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Do they charge for brining your own cigars? I remember buying some Partagas #10s for around $10 or $11 each, not bad.

No, they dont.


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Rex,

Save your money. I've eaten at Club Mac several, thanks to clients, nothing special. I'd go to Morton's or Ruth's and then go to Club Mac.
 
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