White Street is a beautiful and delicious upscale restaurant. The must haves are the burrata, the short ribs, and the white truffle gnocchi special. I will definitely come back here.
Surprisingly inexpensive for a restaurant whose host sports a Rolex ... Possibly the best Eggs Benedict I've ever had.
The first and last European trading outpost in East Asia, Macao was controlled by the Portuguese for over 500 years. Now, its a Tribeca gem. (Try the Drunken Dragon Milk cocktail...)
You have a date and you want to take her/him to somewhere unforgettable?You want to have delicious food & good wine?You are looking for a very classy restaurant/bar? So go to Terra!Definitely amazing!
Fantastic new place in TriBeCa. Pites (spinach + cheese in phyllo) are a must. Eggplant app is great too. My wife also loved the dolmas. Excellent ambiance, great service. Highly recommend.
Nothing is more classically New York than this Tribeca institution! You can’t go wrong with a Martini and the Steak Frites with Sauteed Spinach.
Wow o don't know what to say first. Amazing service amazing space amazing food. The best of all of the tuttos
Not as pricey as some are saying. $12 for a big, healthy, balanced lunch combo is great for Tribeca. Toss in the beautifully open space and the owners' indifference to 6 hr sittings, and it's a gem.
My favorite hole in the wall. I come here when the weather is as it is tonight or similarly unpleasant. The magnificent food and the overall atmosphere of the place melt down all the day's stress.
Usual unbelievable Bellini, prosciutto & mozzarella, "Spaghetti allo Scoglio", Italian cheese cake. Extremely busy but my Italian connection with host typically gets us in with no reservation...:-D
One of our favorite wine bars in the city, where novice wine drinkers and oenophiles alike can taste something new.
Six beer taps, two for wine, & a big kitchen dealing snacks like white anchovies, oxtail risotto balls, bone marrow bruscetta, & double loin lamb steaks - all under $20.
This place is amazing. Get a seat at the bar to watch the bartenders work their magic. Prime rib burger, steak frites, grilled sardines, and hamachi crudo. And don't forget the chocolate souffle!
Wonderful, knowledgeable staff. Insanely extensive menu. Lovely old school decor. Truly a library of scotches, cognacs, brandys, etc. More of an encyclopedia... A must for any spirits afficionado.
Tofu scramble is delish, with black beans, roasted tomato, sweet potato hash brown and garlic toast
This is my new favorite vegan restaurant. Get the chickpea fries. TO. DIE. FOR. And order the roasted Japanese pumpkin sandwich as a salad. Thank me later.
Vegan food that's not weird even of you're not vegan. Start with Black Pepper Seitan.
This is one super yummy (& healthy!) dish I just got to put together: wheat noodles w/ curry peanut sauce, kale, fresh tofu, broccoli & red bell peppers. Got a free limeade for checking in too!
The Raccoon Lodge offers that dive bar feel without bothering with dive bar prices. Crusty, dark, and woody, this place feels far, far away from Manhattan.
Sean Avery's joint. Nice mix of Wall Street button downs, Euro trash models, and hockey fans from all over. Get the burger and garlic fries, and any of the apps - food is incredible!
Among the city's best craft cocktail bars. Head there on Monday for their weekly whiskey tastings.
Comfortable furniture, fun, trendy atmosphere and great music. Delicious, inventive cocktails. Tasty bites. And the Chocolate Chip Cookies done rare were phenomenal. This place is a really good time.
Inventive American cuisine from one of America's best young chefs and a guy who's been working in New York restaurants since he was a teenager. Read more.
The coziest wine bar in Tribeca, you'll forget you're in NYC. The staff is warm & knowledgable about the huge wine selection (and the pour is generous!). Pay with Cover and skip waiting for the check!
Haven't had a bad lunch here. always leave im a better mood then when I came in.
Check out the selection of natural, organic, bio-d wines - esp. from the Loire, Spain, Italy. Don't miss the old Barolos and Barbarescos or the Burgundies or for that matter the grower Champagnes. Read more.
Warm Italian spot in the Greenwich Hotel from Bobby De Niro. Earthy brown and green color scheme with vintage cookbooks on the shelves. Large varied menu and stunning pastries.
The iced coffee here comes with a shot of espresso (POW!) and only costs $2.50 (double POW!). There might not be a better caffeine/buck ratio out there.
The dim, romantic spot offers a limited cocktail menu, but have no fear; engage the bartender on the topic of amaro or rare whisky, and something special can be tailored to your taste.
Amazing service, delicious food (even for vegetarians) and unpretentious ambiance. Fine dining in a casual setting, at an affordable price point. Try the beet salad, pumpkin agnolotti and milk bread.
If you prefer to get away from the crowd and tend to gravitate towards more of a dive-type place, then Nancy Whisky Pub on Lispenard is the place for you.
Absolutely love love this place. Great breakfast/brunch, clean decor, clean bathrooms, fast service, spacious, outdoor seating. Farmer's omelette and the salmon eggs Benedict, try them!
Some of the best Cold Brew in TriBeCa. A large for $4 is reasonable considering the size and quality.
Tea-infused cocktails may be my new favorite thing. On a cold night, try the spicy bourbon based "Barrel of Red Chai". For a more refreshing cocktail, the crisp "Earl Grey Gin Martini" is a winner.
Best hole in the wall Italian in NY. Go for the specials. Now with wine license. Love these guys.
Standout falafel in herbal green and spicy red variations--a must for Tribeca lunchers.
18-hole mini golf course features a waterfall, a stream, a cave, a footbridge and sand traps. Open 3pm-10pm on Weekdays, 10am-8pm on weekends. Even better, it’s just $5 per adult for a game. Read more.
Food & Wine's Chefs Club is a little strange, but overall it's spacious, with a large, open, white marble kitchen where diners can watch their dinner being prepared. Read more.
Pure decadence – the warm ricotta and fresh spinach filled the soft Egg Yolk Ravioli impeccably. The truffle butter topped the dish, adding great flavor and our favorite melt in your mouth effect.
This is the best service, food and atmosphere in the entire island of Manhattan. The entire staff and manager should win awards!
The chef’s fondness for wild food is reflected in both the menu and the restaurant’s décor. When asked about the vertical herb garden growing in the dining room, a server once replied, “It’s alive.” Read more.
Whether it's a hard-to-find Cuban cigar vintage, an urgent iPad repair or a reservation at a hot new restaurant, the team at Soho House can pull the right strings. Read more.
Soak the afternoon away in tubs filled with red wine or cava at this Roman-style bathhouse. The 16,000-square-foot space features six different baths, including salt water and an ice-cold plunge.
