If the name sounds familiar, that's because it is. Cafe Commerce, a beloved West Village spot that closed a decade ago, is back, though now with a new location on the Upper East Side. Chef/owner Harold Moore whips up contemporary American dishes with French and Italian influences. In addition to dishes like sea scallops, beef carpaccio, and steak Diane, expect a few fan favorites from the previous iteration (the fantastic sweet potato tortellini, for one), as well as daily specials like fried chicken and rack of lamb. It's the kind of menu where there's always something for everyone, and the vibe makes it a classic weeknight outing. Don't even think of skipping the coconut cake, which has earned a loyal fan base. It's four layers of pure delight.