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The Lunch Quadrant: Wall Street and Broad Street


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Garth Johnston

Published Apr 19, 2011

Modified Apr 19, 2011


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Published Apr 19, 2011

Modified Apr 19, 2011


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Welcome to the Lunch Quadrant, where we offer you four lunch options (two standing, two sitting) by a given subway stop. After leaving Manhattan for Long Island City last week we're back in this week with a look around Wall Stret. In particular this week going around the Wall Street 2/3 stop and the Broad Street J/Z stop. There are definitely other options in the area though—don't be shy about adding your favorites into the comments!

Most of this week's Quadrant came from Gothamist reader Amelia. If you've got any spots you want us to highlight by a stop, or a station you want Quadrent-ed, shoot us a tip at [email protected].

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