The only other pastrami worth trying in NYC. Before any Yankee game, the line to this place is around the corner.
White rice, stew beef and Mac and cheese is fukin good as hell. It is a bi expensive compared to a fast food place but its home cooked food
This swampy patch of the Arthur Kill Road waterway is the final resting place for dozens of abandoned boats. The gravesite can be found via a makeshift path off Arthur Kill Road near Rossville Avenue. Read more.
get the tasting menu on Sundays (amazing) and make time to check out the grounds.
Caribbean bakery with better than average Jamaican patties and an awesome carrot cake.
A decent Dominican diner near Yankee Stadium with moist pernil and excellent fried plantains.
Ted Allen loves the Smoked Mutz Hero, stacked with fresh homemade mozzarella, at Vito's Italian Deli in Hoboken, NJ, on Food Network's The Best Thing I Ever Ate. Find more tips at Food Network Local. Read more.
Portions are ginormous - split everything. Service is the worst, they are great at ignoring you. Look elsewhere...I'm sure you'll find a better seafood restaurant.
The menus and chefs change daily, and the chefs are “nonnas” (Italian for grandmothers) who hail from different regions in Italy.
This restaurant specalizes in rustic seafood dishes, including a conch salad heaped over tangy, vinegar-cured vegetables, and juicy clams stuffed with toasted bread crumbs Read more.
A trip to Eggers will transport you to a simpler time of American nostalgia. Can't decide? Go for the Vanilla Peanut Butter Swirl!
Cemita: Get the milanesa de res, beef pounded into thin strips, lightly breaded & fried. Tantalizing flavors: pungent herb papalo, chipotle, Oaxacan cheese, crunchy onion, creamy avocado & mayo. Read more.
Robert Sietsema suggest the pork roast: "The meat is fragrant and tender, and runs from a medium gray-brown to darker patches and streaks, and comes accompanied by crisp pieces of skin." Read more.
A Robert Sietsema top cheap eat; try a Newark Double Dog, which has fried potatoes and sautéed peppers and onions Read more.
"Try the roasted pork plate ($7), served with a plate of tostones (fried green plantain), as men with machetes hack away at whole pigs behind the counter." Read more.
Order the pastrami sandwich—the pastrami is supple, zesty perfection. It’s one of our #100best dishes and drinks of 2011. Read more.
As seen on Anthony Bourdain's No Reservations. Ribs, mac and cheese, collard greens, corn bread and a drink for under $10 was amazing. Close to yankee stadium. Lunch and a game is a great afternoon
