Check out this intimate Italian joint for brunch for perfectly poached eggs and a delicious frittata! You also can’t go wrong with their $10 bottomless mimosa!
Stop in for a divine eclair and a cup of the luxurious Caracas Hot Chocolate.
This one room museum is filled with an impressive array of work – you won’t be bored. And admission is pay-what-you-wish.
A 2nd level for all-night hanging, plus a separate lounge menu to snack on & cocktails like the Tin Lizzy (gin, St. Germain, grapefuit, cuke) & the Tommy Gun (tequila, blood orange, orange bitters).
Awesome Mediterranean food at excellent prices. Try the Tsoutsoukakia, one of the best meatballs in the city and the Crispy Sweetbreats.
Possibly one of the best brunches in the city, the lobster scrambled eggs are an absolute must!
Try the pork souvlaki: herb-marinated pork butt seared over wood-charcoal embers and served in a fluffy grilled pita. It’s one of our #100best dishes and drinks of 2011. Read more.
A menu with the good stuff like double decker chicken clubs, a rib-eye burger with red wine gravy and lobster mac 'n cheese. Read more.
Try the strawberry or shiso cream choux! The Almond-Miso Cookie and Wasabi Mousse Cake are also high on our list.
Check out the weekly specials…we like Tuesday Fondue or All You Can Eat Mussels Thursdays. The Tuna Tartare and the Beef Carpaccio are delicious.
Great place to come with a big group of friends for a family style BBQ dinner for just $25 per person. Get a full rack of ribs and start with the BBQ wings!
Check out the lightbox exhibition at this subway stop that feature vivid photos taken by NYC-based photographers. Read more at MetroFocus. Read more.
Steamed shrimp with garlic, corn on the cob and a salad with homemade dressing! Delish!
We love the simple yet tasty homemade Italian fare served at this pleasant restaurant. Definitely try the Carciofini alla Romana and give the Chocolate Polenta a chance.
A gorgeously decorated steakhouse (very warm and traditional) serving perhaps the best porterhouse in NYC – get the potatoes and creamed spinach. Finish with the apple strudel.
The oldest food and drink place in NYC, and it’s a hidden gem! Start with the corn fritters and then the fried panko crusted chicken. Be sure to make reservations.
Enjoy a relaxing and delicious breakfast of Buttermilk Pancakes, served with warm maple syrup. Or stop in for a power lunch of Fish and Chips that will have you licking your fingers.
So much fun! If you score a 95 or better (and you don't have to be that good to get a 95) you win a Tshirt... If they run out, you can barter with the bartender for a shot instead ;)
A much better alternative to Starbucks – with a smooth and rich coffee. Pair it with a delicious muffin. Or take some beans home to brew it yourself.
It’s not the greatest, but it sure beats the “American” fast food chains. We down a Beef Bowl or a Combo Bowl before heading next door to see a movie.
A standout in this terminal – chic, classy and flirty french cuisine that you order with an iPad at your booth. Get a glass of wine and a delicious sweet and savory crepe.
