Part of the Paragary empire, this sophisticated, strikingly designed restaurant is reminiscent of the sleek delicatessens of New York’s theater district. Open since 2009, it’s located in The Cosmopolitan building, which is also home to a 200-seat cabaret-style theater and a nightclub. Stop off for a preshow dinner or a “Mad Men”-style cocktail. The menu is honest and approachable, offering sturdy, upscale comfort food. Among the memorable highlights: the Reuben sandwich, a crusty treasure featuring earthy slices of seeded rye, tangy housemade sauerkraut and thick, succulent slices of house-cured corned beef.