1. 79th Street Greenmarket
8.5
Columbus Ave (btw W 77th & W 80th Sts), New York, NY
Farmers Market · Upper West Side · 26 tips and reviews
Eliza Chang: Free range eggs, fresh seafood, meats, baked goods, local produce, and the occasional sample
Molly Day: Knoll Crest Farm eggs are always fresh. Fantastic mushrooms from the mushroom stand and Hot Bread Kitchen baked goods.
nycHealthy: 77th Street Greenmarket is open Sun 8am-5pm. You can redeem your Health Bucks and use your EBT at this market. Learn more about Health Bucks at http://on.nyc.gov/ateSJ6.
2. Follia
8.3
179 3rd Ave (at 17th St), New York, NY
Italian Restaurant · Gramercy Park · 20 tips and reviews
Laura Ginsberg: Nice vibe and great service! Favorites included the marscapone and clover honey crostini, wood fired free range chicken, meatballs, calamari, and burrata salad.
Calvin Multanen: Cute neighborhood spot with excellent wood fire pizzas
Kat: cute place. desserts were great but pasta was mediocre. could make it at home and would taste the same.
6. Bateaux New York
8.7
Chelsea Piers Pier 61 (Westside Highway), New York, NY
Boat or Ferry · Chelsea · 17 tips and reviews
Erwin Vanhecke: Unforgettable experience. Great views, great food and great service. Was really worth it.
Janis Biksa: Get there early and enjoy one of the most potentially relaxing events in New Yoek!
Karen: Incredible experience. The views of the skyline and the Statue of Liberty were amazing. The food was delicious and the service excellent. Just a high-end, overall classy experience.
7. Boulton & Watt
7.8
5 Avenue A (at W Houston St), New York, NY
Gastropub · East Village · 197 tips and reviews
Star Im: get the Amish free range organic chicken!
Alyxa Lease: Come hungry because pretty much everything is great. The cookie and Mac and cheese is killer tho
The Wall Street Journal: Particularly creative are the small house-made jars of pickles, including okra with garlic and caraway seeds and Brussels sprouts with garlic and dill ($5 a jar, or $15 for three). Read more.
Jess Hann: Fresh, free range organic eggs, mushrooms from the mushroom stand, maple candy and whatever produce is beckoning (the last summer tomatoes this week) always top my "must buy," list on Saturdays.
Alex Kesling: The number of times I've found amazing food at the green market is staggering. I would highly recommend the cheese vendor who comes on Saturdays.
Food Network: I get all my produce at the Union Square Green Market in NYC. – Chef Anne Thornton, Dessert First
Chris 魁偲 闵: This place is awesome. So much fish and seafood. It's amazing, and all fresh. The staff is very knowledgeable, although slightly harsh. Exactly what you'd expect. Good prices and quality products.
Mark Flesher: Freshest fish around. Look at the #1 tuna.
Marian Elbert: Great employees who are very helpful. Also cheap prices.
10. Table d'Hote
8.3
44 E 92nd St (Btwn Madison & Park), New York, NY
French Restaurant · Carnegie Hill · 20 tips and reviews
Joo Ro: Small, lovely brunch spot in the UES. The french toast with berry compote and fresh cream melts in your mouth.
Gothamist: This hidden gem isn’t necessarily as cheap as some of the other places on this list. But what it loses in economy is saves in ambiance, plus you get complimentary muffins before your meal. Read more.
Tash Concepcion: Really great ambience. Perfect for a date.
12. Balvanera
9.0
152 Stanton St (Suffolk St.), New York, NY
Argentinian Restaurant · Lower East Side · 47 tips and reviews
Melissa Monsalve: It's a warm and airy space. The setas salteadas and the entraña were delicious. Our waiter was extremely kind and accommodating. Great dinner, definitely returning!
The New Yorker: Amelia Lester on the Argentine steak house: “Go with someone who loves you: the steaks come with a head of roasted garlic on the side, and there’s more in the chorizo.” Read more.
Ranu Rajkarnikar: Friendly service and great food in a beautiful space. Try the empanadas, ribeye steak and salmon crudo. You can get wine in a glass or carafe. Hidden gem!
13. Il Cantinori
8.6
32 E 10th St (btwn Broadway & University), New York, NY
Italian Restaurant · Greenwich Village · 44 tips and reviews
Michael Fox-Rabinovitz: Wonderful ambiance add atmosphere, great food, a pappardelle is superb. Good wine list as well
HBO: Sex and the City happened here. Not to be confused with El Cantinero (Stanford made this mistake), Carrie sipped Shirley Temples while waiting for friends to arrive for her 35th birthday dinner here.
Caroline Schulweis: Great food, decor, and service. I've been looking for THE go-to Italian spot like this for a long time. I'd get more specific, but I don't think you can go wrong here.
sean roberts: Great creamy tomato soup and salmon. Very cool atmosphere.
Mark Heyert: Excellent tater tots, crab cakes, beet salad, and the bartenders are sweet and funny.
Michael Witbrock: Cocktails, old fashioned wedge salad, steak