People come here for the Southern Fried Chicken & Eggnog Waffles, a dish that beat one of Bobby Flay’s in a Food Network throw down. — Mamajo
Located in the heart of Harlem, Red Rooster serves comfort food celebrating the roots of American cuisine and the diverse culinary traditions of the neighborhood. — Mamajo
A little more casual than its sister restaurant, whym, but the food is just as good and the place is always packed. — Stephen L., Project Manager
Have great food, casual atmosphere, excellent service — start your night here! — Stephen L., Project Manager
“Only in New York can you find a meatball showcased in every possible manner that can make the hearts of foodies across the city flutter.”— Yelp via Rob S., UX
Rustic and homey restaurant with delicious Italian comforts. It was featured Food Network’s show, “The Best Thing I Ever Had: Pizza." — Hannah Y., Designer
Perfect spot to hideout with a coffee, catch up on some reading and have a lazy Sunday. — David L., UX
Try the gazpacho with lump crab meat, curry chicken salad sandwich, or duch meat hash. — Aaron R.
Unbelievable beef — the marbling is beautiful just to look at and the whole shop smells clean and fresh.
Little can be said about this foodie paradise that hasn’t already… but for the uninitiated, get those tastebuds, and your wallet ready.
The only restaurant in New York that caters to Brazilians. This is the food you will find if you go out to eat in Rio or Salvador.
The steak here is top notch; the meat is cut table side so you can “ooh and ahh” over the food you’re about to inhale.
These are some extremely tasty fried dough with awesome fillings. The plantain chips and spicy guac was great to start.
Great rustic Italian spot especially their sheep’s milk ricotta and lamb meatballs.
Good old fashioned soul food: Corn, collard greens, mashed potatoes, corn bread, chicken smothered in gravy…
The cheese is just amazing and the crust is a perfect blend of thin and crispy yet breadlike and flavorful. Survive the wait and you'll be rewarded.
Excellent Spanish tapas dishes - razor clams, crispy pork belly, and pumpkin and goat cheese croquestas.
Sausages, links, meat filled in a casing — whatever else you want to call them. DBGB has got them and they are delicious.
White picket fence, cow trinkets, country feel, and the biscuits with strawberry butter is to die for.
Solid breakfast place that offers an unusual spin on your usual breakfast items.
Soft but crispy, light but decadent, cake yet crusty and delightfully chewy with a smear of some kind of heaven inside.
Best $1.50 you'll ever spend. The buttercream frosting and the moist cake made for a cupcake seduction.
Mouthwatering Truffle Mac and Cheese, Kobe Beef Burger with a fried egg on top, plus a selection of 40+ beers on tap…
Great brunch with good cocktails! The mac and cheese is superb and you must try the artichoke dip.
There is a reason why their truffled egg toast is listed as one of Serious Eats’ 22 Sandwiches That Will Change Your Life.
Al dente, full of flavor, and home made. Great service, beautiful interior, you definitely get what you pay for.
Brunch, brunch, brunch! If you get a chance to visit Morandi, you’ll know what we mean. Great food, great location, and a perfect patio.
Fantastic parmesan creme brulee. Come hungry. the portions are outsize, especially for the price.
Great food — perfectly spiced. Corn is to die for… so is the mango/arugula salad! Plus, tasty margaritas!
A chic, romantic lounge with a limited but excellent selection of specialty wine based cocktails, deserts, and fondues.
The best Williamsburg bar not in Williamsburg. Important bullet points: friendly staff; proper ice cubes; TURKEY LEG SANDWICH.
Sweet concept! Paired cupcakes with beer or wine? They make great cupcakes but the two pairings combinations are brilliant! — Hannah Y., Designer
A fat kid’s paradise. The food is so rich that the burger is the lightest item on the menu.
Working the weekend? Get Wildwood delivered to your office and watch as their food makes everyone happy.
