5 places where you'll actually find Wall Street eating lunch

As one Wall Streeter told us... "Nobu, always."

Specifically, Nobu 57, which is in Midtown.

A lot of the lunch game on Wall Street is about location, location, location.

That is why Zuma, a relative newcomer, has done so very well. At night it's something of a hot spot, too, which Wall Streeter's are all about.

Limani is the east side answer to Milos. It's at Rockefeller Center, Milos is in hedge fund land more to the west.

For now, these two Greek spots live in relative peace with one another — and there is much rejoicing, for they are delicious.

When The Four Seasons Restaurant closes this summer, it will be the end of an era. This restaurant is a power lunch institution.

If you lunch here, you will see titans of every industry from Zac Posen, to Roger Altman (of Evercore), to Barry Diller (he has the center boss table).

RIP.

We spent an afternoon with the man who keeps the power lunch running smoothly at one of New York's most prestigious restaurants>