by Joshua Estrin
Manhattan's Central Park is a breath of fresh air in the hustle and bustle of New York's daily life. Its almost 800 acres of trees, grass, water and nature provide a welcome respite for native New Yorkers and tourists alike. First opened in 1857, it has since become the most visited urban park in the U.S. as well as one of the most iconic film locations.
Perched on the precipice of the park is a relative newcomer to the Manhattan dining scene that is hoping to have an equally significant impact on the area - Villagio on the Park. With locations across the country, Villagio's newest location at 40 Central Park South is the perfect stopping point for a post-park lunch or a romantic pre-park dinner.
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