Lots of yummy little eateries.
Awesome choice of eateries in here. Stop by to grab something if u're hungry. Read more.
Love this place. It's a little rabbit warren of eateries. Very packed on a Saturday afternoon, but a great atmosphere. Watch out for all the lobster munching, it's carnage
Txikito (& 50+ other eateries) will be sampling their fare at our 2013 Choice Eats tasting event on 3/19 - can't wait! http://ow.ly/h6OAc
If you love tapas. This place is amazing! Great food, great environment and very sweet staff =]. Definitely will come back again!
The steak special is great
Eolo Restaurant Review-Eolo’s Wind’s Blowing Foodies to the Italian Eatery http://exm.nr/q2fZcA Read more.
For brunch, I loved the baked polenta. Creamy polenta with fried eggs, pancetta and ricotta salata. So delicious.
We offer happy hour all day in our bar area. $5 Sicilian wines, beers and mixed house drinks.
This Chelsea eatery makes its pasta fresh in-house to al dente perfection. Try the lobster ravioli or the spinach and mascarpone ravioli for a truly satiating meal. Read more.
This Chelsea Market pasta shop has some of the best pumpkin ravioli we've ever tasted. Every time we come here, we always stock up on it!
A restaurant and pasta shop--this is where you should buy your pasta in Chelsea.
This eatery may look like any other Chipotle (a 2011 Most Innovative Company), but it's actually a testing venue for savory new menu items, including limited-time salsas and spice-rubbed chicken.
The vegan protein option is abnormally delicious. I recommend it in a bowl with peppers and onions. Light and tasty!
One of our favorite locations. We sometimes test new menu items here. - Joe
One of the best Italian eateries in Manhattan!
First time here highly recommend it. I got risotto mushroom and truffle. Best I ever had. Wife got linguine and white wine as lo amazing
Everything is delish. Nice decor which I can imagine makes it a nice date spot during dinner hrs. But I've only been here for the awesome $9 pre-fixe lunch and 2for1 drinks. Friendly servers!
The breakfast croissant is excellent. Better than the other station eateries.
Falafel is great with roasted red pepper hummus and hot sauce!
Shawarma chickens is great here
While Ovest serves a full menu of Naples-style cuisine, including homemade pasta, the real reason to go to this tucked away eatery is the aperitivo italiano Read more.
Adorable spot for some fresh brick oven pizza. I recommend the rice balls, asparagus, and spicy salami (on any pizza!). Very attentive service, as well.
If you're familiar with Luzzo's, one of major differences at Ovest is that Ovest serves a variety of panini.
My first visit to Momoya just confirms that I should always listen to my Gaysian when it comes to NYC Asian eateries.
Incredibly delicious rock shrimp tempura salad.
Truffle tuna pizza
The 100 level has tons of awesome eateries including Fuku (spicy fried chicken sandwiches), Casa Nonna (pizza and Italian) and Uncle Jacks (steak sandwiches).
See that prodigious gentleman styling and profiling courtside in an effervescent suit? That’s Walt “Clyde” Frazier. Regardless of what foursquare says, he’s the mayor here.
Opened in 1968, it is the longest active major sporting facility in the Metropolitan area & is the 4th incarnation of the arena in the city. The Garden hosts approximately 320 events a year.
Trendy Asian eatery where the people are pretty and the food doesn't disappoint.
The interiors, atmosphere is very fancy & upscale! Do try the shrimp toast , broken chili chicken , Crying chocolate dessert! Best for special occasions!
Sex and the City happened here. "So here's to the groom, who finally got Carrie-d away." Carrie and Big had their wedding rehearsal dinner here.
Beautiful walk during any season, really cool architecture to see along the way!
The best place to remember why you love Manhattan takes you above the city while keeping you rooted in urban life. Walk through a field of wildflowers as cabs zoom along the street beneath you. Read more.
Built in the 30s, this was an active railway until 1980. "Friends of the High Line" formed in 1999 with the idea of turning it into an elevated park similar to the Promenade Plantée in Paris.
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