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1. ny.eater.com › 23832815 › nyc-dining-guideA NYC Dining Guide to the Food & Drink Scene - Eater NY

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   6 days ago · The Eater Guide to NYC. $20. Prices taken at time of publishing. The Eater Guide to New York is the perfect companion to eating and drinking around New York. Find the best restaurants across the ...

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     Ess-a-Bagel [West 32nd] 108 West 32nd Street, Manhattan, NY...

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     The Best Breakfast Burritos in New York City. Cachapas y...

   • Catskills

     Billing itself as “New York’s first pasta shop to use 100%...

   • West Village

     The bright yellow dining room looks out on a bucolic West...

   • City's Best Burgers

     But lately, a new(er) to the scene spot has become a major...

   • Blowout Meal

     100 East 63rd Street, New York, New York 10065 Cafe Boulud...

   • Upper West Side

     The 23 Best Upper West Side Restaurants. Check out the...

   • Williamsburg

     The cocktails are a strong vote of confidence for the...

2. www.seriouseats.com › a-chefs-guide-to-eating-outA Chefs' Guide to Eating Out in New York City - Serious Eats

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   • Best Late-Night Eats
   • Best Drinks
   • Best Brunch
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   If there's one population that knows the late-night eating scene, it's chefs. These after-midnight haunts go way beyond your typical bar food.

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   New York has almost as many bars as it does restaurants. From an artisanal brewery with a neighborhood feel to a swanky speakeasy hidden behind a Japanese restaurant, here are a few favorites that won’t disappoint.

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   Brunch isn’t just a meal in New York, it’s a mood. Opt for a casual meal at a family lunch counter, an outdoor experience in Brooklyn, or an upscale diner with the fluffiest pancakes you’ve ever tucked into.

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   If you’re looking to drop some coin for a celebratory meal, NYC will kindly oblige...but that doesn’t mean every expensive tasting menu or Michelin-starred plate is really worth the price.

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3. www.timeout.com › newyork › restaurantsThe 50 best restaurants in NYC right now - Time Out

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   Oct 17, 2024 · The Settepani name has been attached to Italian cuisine in New York City since 1992, and in 2024, the family-owned and operated business expanded for the third time in as many decades. Settepani ...

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4. localadventurer.com › places-to-eat-in-nyc-foodThe Ultimate NYC Food Bucket List in 2024 (99 Best Places to ...

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   Aug 19, 2024 · Frankies 457 Spuntino (Carroll Gardens, 💰, Bar/Italian) – Homey setting, handmade pastas. Named as a neighborhood Italian staple by Eater. Hart’s Restaurant (Clinton Hill/Bed-Stuy, New American, 💰💰💰) – Bon Appetit’s Best #5 New Restaurants 2017. L’industrie Pizzeria (Williamsburg, 💰, Pizza) – on the yelp100 list in 2017.

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5. www.theinfatuation.com › new-york › guidesWhere To Eat When You’re Visiting NYC - The Infatuation

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   Sylvia’s opened in the 1960s, and it’s been New York’s most beloved soul food restaurant ever since. It’s evolved and expanded over the years—it now takes up the entire block between 126th and 127th on Malcolm X Blvd.—and the number of people waiting outside for a table make it feel like an impromptu block party.

6. ny.eater.com › maps › where-to-eat-nyc-restaurantsNYC Restaurants Are Back — Here’s Where to Eat to This Summer ...

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   Jun 7, 2021 · Even the beer list, with many mugs originating in the Bronx, draws you in. — Robert C. Sietsema. Open in Google Maps. Foursquare. 37 Bruckner Blvd, Bronx, NY 10454. (718) 872-7742. Visit Website ...

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   What is the eater Guide to New York?

   • Prices taken at time of publishing. The Eater Guide to New York is the perfect companion to eating and drinking around New York. Find the best restaurants across the city, including hidden gems and icons, regional Chinese, New York-style pizza, the swankiest of sit-down spots, and the drinking dens of Downtown.

   A NYC Dining Guide to the Food & Drink Scene - Eater NY

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   How long should you wait for a diner to open?

   • Put your name with the host at the door, then loiter near the entrance until your number is called. Even if the place is swamped, you shouldn’t have to wait more than 30 minutes or so. When a diner has been open for almost 100 years, there’s a good chance that it’s worth a stop.

   Where To Eat When You’re Visiting NYC - The Infatuation

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   Where to eat and drink in New York?

   • The Eater Guide to New York is the perfect companion to eating and drinking around New York. Find the best restaurants across the city, including hidden gems and icons, regional Chinese, New York-style pizza, the swankiest of sit-down spots, and the drinking dens of Downtown. Katz’s Deli has been a fixture on East Houston Street since 1888.

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   What restaurants are in Time Out Market New York?

   • So lucky for all of us, we've packed some of our favorite restaurants under one roof at Time Out Market New York. The Dumbo location at Empire Stores boasts Bark Barbecue, Clinton St. Baking Co., Okiboru andmore sensational spots sprawling acrosstwo floors, with dazzling views of the East River, Brooklyn Bridge and Manhattan skyline. 1.

   The 50 best restaurants in NYC right now - Time Out

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   Is dining out still a good experience?

   • But the true experience of dining out — the music, the crowds, the energy, the people-watching — has been... lacking. No longer. The city is getting vaxxed, doors are opening, and dining out is decidedly back.

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   What makes New York a great place to eat?

   • There’s a wide range of dining to do between the city’s most affordable and blowout meals — and there’s a quality option at every price, which is part of what sets New York apart. Breakfast can take place at a nostalgic diner on the Upper West Side or a Chinatown food cart serving steamed rice rolls in aluminum trays.

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8. www.nytimes.com › 2021/12/17 › t-magazineThe 25 Essential Dishes to Eat in New York City

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   Dec 17, 2021 · 3. The Birria Taco at Birria-Landia. Birria de res is a beef stew that was popularized in Tijuana, Mexico, and the dish’s litany of spices and guajillo chiles, as well as its requisite long ...