Good restaurant in New York Theater District?

Q) I am going though chemotherapy right now and my parents have been absolutely wonderful and supportive and incredibly helpful in caring for me. So, now that I'm almost done with treatment, I would like to give them a present and I thought dinner in a really nice resteraunt and then tickets to a Broadway show would be good. Any ideas for a restaurant, not horribly expensive but upscale enough to be memorable.

A) BECCO 355 W. 46th Street (between 8th Ave & 9th Ave) New York, NY 10036 (212) 397-7597 The food is amazing and affordable for the area, especially if you know what to order. I had the special appetizer last time I went and holy lord was it delicious; fresh buffala mozzarella with orange and yellow tomatoes in a balsamic vinegar and olive oil mixture was to die for... it defied the shackles of it's caprese salad title. The staff. From the waiters to the bussers to the bartender and the owner, this place has a staff that knows how to take care of one another. Full hands in, full hands out is definitely a motto that they live by at Becco and it shows, translating into outstanding customer service and a great, relaxing atmosphere for patrons. Helpful hint for all of you not from NY: don't head out to Becco right before the theatre - it's going to be swamped. Head over during the shows or well after to ensure you have plenty of time for dinner and conversation.

New York Theater District?

Q) Hello everyone, I'll be in New York City this weekend to see a show at the Broadway Theater. Would you please suggest some good steakhouses/seafood restaurants withing walking distance of the theater. I hear that parking is extremely expensive in New York, so we only want to pay for parking once. We want to park, go to a restaurant, then walk to the theater. Any suggestions on STEAK/SEAFOOD restaurants within walking distance of the theater, and also any suggestions for reasonable parking? Also, for a an "upscale" restaurant, how much $ are we going to spend for 2 people? Is it in the $100-$150 range, or in the $150-$250 range? Thanks in advance

A) To me the best steakhouse is Smith and Wollensky (besides Waldorf Astoria) or Ruth's Chris (51st) Not very cheap but nice. Theatre district is FULL of restaurants so it's a matter or chosing. A word of advice: shows finish at 11pm more or less and at that time most places are closed. Try and eat before the show, even if it means at 6pm!!!!