New-York tribune., 1908-12-20

r,,-.,- los the wisdom Of Mine Host Max
Schwartz,
night at Little Hungary Is an event long 70 "
remembered. Everything IS distinctly HuLsa1
the wild Hungarian music, the hungarian coohii-'
the Hungarian wines-aH so different Then there
are the dinners served in musty wine cellars Win
the casks OF famous vntages piled high on every
side. The idea has become no less popular IhAn Il
was daring, and 20 partake OF one OF these unus-
ual feasts one must speak for place AT
able long in advance.
Mr. Schwartz opened his restaurant as the Care
Liberty nearly twenty years ago II was the mead
quarters of Hungarian life in New York and the
first Hungarian gypsy band to come 10 America
freuuented this rendezvous of their countFymen-
A New Yorker in search Of something new
dropped in on one of these gatherings and the nov
city Of the place soon spread abroad Ihoush
a dozen years have passed since Little Hungary
was discovered. the place retains its charm ana
enjoys steadily increasing patronage
In the heart Of the uptown residence section OF
New York, Pabst's Harlem, in 125th street between
Sixth and Seventh avenues enjoys a high place
among the uptown cafes In a building Of audi
tortuu construction especially erected for the pur-
pose, provided all the requisites OF high class
restaurant. The main floor and balconies will seat
more than a thousand persons. Delightful sur
rouudings and appointments, excellent cuisine and
service, with music by concert band OF nifty
pieces are the attractions that make Pabst's Har-
lem place much sought by the discriminating
diner out
The place was opened and IS under the manage
ment Of A. H Meyer. During evenings visit
one cannot fail to recognize the place it occupies
in Harlem life, for it is truly family resort
AS place TO go for evenings enjoyment
Terrace Garden in 58th street, near Third avenue.
Is long since famous to the New Yorker, and en-
ioys a reputation extending TO more distant parts
of this and other countries For years innumera Bile
festaI gatherings have been held within its pre-
cncts and II still its place among the most
popular winter gardens in New York.
In connection with the restaurant. the managers,
Sussknd & Rehfeidt, conduct the Lexington Opera
House and Assembly Rooms where concerts en-
terrainnlents and balls Of the highest character are
held The opera house will accommodate two thou
sand persons and the assembly rooms from Eve
to six hundred. and they are In constant demand
In appointment and service the restaurant meets
the requirements of the most exacting- Elaborate
decorations and good music add 10 the distinctive
charm of this popular resort.
Probably in all New York there Is no more dis
rinctIv German restaurant than Ofbrau House,
at Broadway and 30th street. and few Of all the
restaurants have become more popular or had a
longer ana more prosperous career. Under the
proprietorship Of August Jansen 1t has retained
from the first its German characteristics, both in
decoration and cooking
The entire building utilized for restaurant pur-
noses The main dining rooms the first two
floors and upper floors are fitted up for banduets
and othor large parties. Everywhere the German
idea rrevaiIS. the old stems the notices on the
wall and the old German oak finish Of the walls
and ceilings speak of the Fatherland The appoint
n,ents and service are OF the best, and have made
the FIofbrau House famous in two continents