and AFTER THE OPENING...Let's have diner together or at least in the same restaurant.

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Laurence Neron-Bancel has sent you an invitation from 6-8pm for the opening of "Exposure" where she will show her collages.
Then there is a restaurant, walking distance, very close to the gallery, not too big with an Italian flavor.(We've already tried it on a previous evening in Chelsea, it was perfect). If you want to book a table for you and your friends, this is very easy:

Restaurant:
Naima
513 West 27th Street
New York, NY 10001

Phone:
(212) 967-4392

I made my reservation for 8:00 pm using www.OpenTable.com and this is very convenient

Naima writes...
Since 2005 Naima has been a magnet for the West Chelsea social scene. Simply elegant, this former garage is re-imagined as a subtly-lit minimalist composition in glass, wood, stone, & white washed brick, with a sky-high ceiling. Add the authentic Italian menu, & you can't resist checking out this chic but relaxed restaurant & bar. Simple, fresh & genuine - family recipes from Naples & Capri inspire Naima's menu. Savory, substantial starters served with fresh bread & dips, main courses ranging from fresh pastas, to delicate seafood dishes, to eclectic & comforting risottos, classic desserts like crème brulee & chocolate fondue, & more, fill the vegetarian-friendly menu.
Dinner at Naima is an adventure to talk about over your espresso & grappa, whether you are enjoying a party at the long wood banquette or an intimate supper for two at a romantic corner table. Most often overheard, "THIS is ITALY."

Samir, Alessandro & Roberto Voutto welcome you to Naima. Buon' appetite.

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