Finally! Good Mexican food in NYC! Chorizo anything is good here. Also. GOAT TACOS are the BOMB!!!!!!!!
20 exquisite courses with bites like frizzled blowfish tails and smoked brandade make the tasting menu here top notch. One of the year’s best new restaurants, featured in Where to Eat 2011! En savoir plus .
Recommended: Savory pancakes, kimchi soup, noodles in cold broth, yook hwe, saeng galbi, bulgogi, dweiji bulgogi. En savoir plus .
One of our favorite sandwiches of the year is the slow-cooked lamb sandwich here, made with roasted peppers, cumin-scented yogurt, and a rosemary bun. Featured in Where to Eat 2011! En savoir plus .
This is THE place for Soba Noodles in NYC. We recommend the Soba Salad or Mori with Zaru. Arrive for their early bird special for $18 and enjoy a feast!
You are near the heart of the city beautiful. Indulge in a Scotch egg, some potpie, a salad, the room. En savoir plus .
Excellent small Italian plates that are perfect for sharing. Definitely get the Lasagnette di Melanzane. And if you need any wine suggestions ask the friendly and knowledgeable staff.
5 items for $5. Use the time in line to figure out what you want as they are VERY efficient in processing you through their lines. Still the best cheap lunch you can find in the area.
You’ll want some smoked eggplant, hummus and a carrot-puree pizza before the chicken under a brick. If this be healthy eating, eat on! En savoir plus .
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The bulgogi dolsot bibimbob is a must. Goon mandoo are amazing. And my friend Kate says the Kimchee Mandoo are the stuff dreams are made of.
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Elegant evocations of regional Mexican fare, from the legendary mole known as manchamanteles ("tablecloth stainer"), to mixiotes, lamb shanks braised with dried chiles and tequila in parchment.
Don’t miss the impossibly decadent $15 oyster pan roast here, and try the Eccles cake with Stilton for dessert. Featured in Where to Eat 2011! En savoir plus .
Order the ma-yu ramen with pork tonkotsu broth—a luscious meaty soup, more cloudy than creamy—with earthy, crunchy kikurage mushrooms and a half-submerged sheet of briny nori.
Try the exceptional Hamachi kama, probably the best I've ever eaten. It's yellowtail jaw, grilled to moist perfection!
date spot at good enough to eat -- home cooked food, cows everywhere...feels like you are eating at a farm. (sit on the window bench by the bar and watch passersby as you eat!)
The Full Moon Exhibition in the Rose Center contains more than 75 rarely seen photographic prints from NASA's Apollo missions to the moon and are done in both impressive scale and stunning quality. En savoir plus .
It’s first-rate Thai by way of Las Vegas at this new spot, one of the best restaurants of the year from Where to Eat 2011! En savoir plus .
Try the $10 nightly special: Two house-made empanadas, served with a salad and a glass of citrusy sangria. En savoir plus .
On the menu at this pastry maven’s rustic West Houston bakery? Everything from orange blossom donuts and cinnamon buns to Niçoise salads, croquet monsieurs, soups, and quiches. Go hungry.
Intimate, sexy cocktail lounge with a vintage feel and welcoming vibe. The prices are good and the pretension is nil. Now all you have to do is find it! -Jacqueline Lombard, Top Chef
Amazing burgers. Splurge on the kobe. You know you want to. And don't forget the sweet potato fries. En savoir plus .
