This place is great. Truly delicious house beers and excellent selection of guest taps. Rotating kitchen of good Brooklyn faire.
Bannerman's Castle is a great slice of NYC history. Take a tour if you're looking for a good day trip out of the city. Hang out in Beacon afterward.
The original Valencia Street location is classic coffee shop cool, while the reclaimed-wood Napa stand helps fuel up sippers perusing the artisanal purveyors at the famous Oxbow Public Market. Read more.
The only way to make this little place more a snap-shot of Portland would be to 'Put A Bird On It'. Old school country & unique hand-crafted coffee makes this hard to find gem worth the journey.
Congratulations, you've found one of Esquire's Best Bars in America. No cover. Cheap drinks. A surprisingly solid Bloody Mary.
This place always feels like a genuine escape from the city, while still being in the city. They do a decent rendition of chilaquiles, a good burger, and you'll never go wrong with the meatloaf. Read more.
Upscale restaurant, food is very well prepared. Service is also great. View for Bay Bridge, you can't go wrong with that view. The pork porchetta is amazing, fresh and spicy.
3-star Micheli, 2nd restautrant in te world. Run by the 3 Roca's bros. What can I say, it deserves a trip from the other side of the world for a try on its menu. Let the sommelier, Pitu, the 2nd broth Read more.
Best meal I have ever had. Worth the 80 to 120 euros per person. Each course was more creative & tasty then the next. Made online reservations for lunch the day before and was accepted the morning of.
Michelin-star level. A very daring take on traditional Danish cuisine and tradition. Try out the After Hour-concept from 10 pm, where you can get coffee, petit fours, avec, champagne, desserts...
Voted South Africa’s top chef in 2011 by restaurant bible EatOut, chef Luke Dale Roberts likes to challenge palates at his cutting-edge eatery in the trendy Biscuit Mill complex. Read more.
The best restaurant in Beijing and as good as any, anywhere. Great food, great wine and great service.
Named after its founder, one of the country’s most respected chefs, this classy eatery spins out meals that combine Danko’s classical training in French cuisine with California ingredients. Read more.
Prices match its lofty heights and reputation, with food that combines a traditional French spirit with modern technique and uniquely local ingredients. Salt cured wallaby, anyone? Read more.
