Today is the final performance of “Sinatra: His Voice. His World. His Way;” guitarist John Pizzarelli hosts the extravaganza, which features lifelike images of Sinatra in his prime, performing. Info at http://www.radiocity.com or Ticketmaster ([212] 307-7171). There are great places to eat nearby.

Patsy’s

236 W. 56th St.

(between Broadway and Eighth Avenue)

(212) 247-3491

One of Sinatra’s favorites, this family-run Italian joint features classics like red sauce or veal rollatini served by white-jacketed waiters.

Morrell Wine Bar

& Cafe

1 Rockefeller Plaza

(49th Street between Fifth and Sixth avenues)

(212) 262-7700

Whether you’re having snacks at the bar or a full-course dinner, you can choose from 150 wines by the glass at this trim and handsome café.

DB Bistro Moderne

City Club Hotel

55 W. 44th St.

(between Fifth and Sixth avenues)

(212) 391-2400

The red front room hums, the rear room is quiet, and between them there’s a communal table at Daniel Boulud’s stylish bistro – where the $29 foie gras-stuffed burger is still an attention-getter.

Pigalle

790 Eighth Ave.

(at 48th Street)

(212) 489-2233

This reasonably priced French bistro dishes out classics like brandade (salt cod and potato puree) and steak frites in a Left Bank setting.

Burger Joint

Le Parker Meridien Hotel

119 W. 56th St.

(between Sixth and Seventh avenues)

(212) 245-5000

The cheap and kitschy kitchen in the ritzy Parker Meridien offers juicy patties on supermarket buns, served in a retro setting complete with fake wood paneling.