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From $1 hot dogs all the way up to $1,000 sushi platters, New York is a 24/7 foodie paradise, home to one of the world’s most diverse culinary scenes.
Blue Water Grill
Just off Union Square, this eatery is perennially popular for its all-American, seafood-centered cuisine – with dishes...
Nobu New York
Chef Nobu Matsuhisa turns out top-notch sushi and Japanese dishes with Peruvian flourishes to a high-powered crowd....
Per Se
Thomas Keller brings the concept of his celebrated Napa restaurant French Laundry to New York, except with a glitzier edge....
The Modern
The sleek eatery at the Museum of Modern Art is just as much a masterpiece as the works inside the museum (recently...
Elettaria
Chef Akhtar Nawab and co-owner Noel Cruz met while working at renowned restaurant Craft, and years later the two finally...
Empire Diner
This retro, round-the-clock, chrome diner near Chelsea’s gallery district serves everything from bleu cheese...
Holy Basil
Don’t miss tasty Thai curries and specialties like seared shrimp served with basil and sweet chili sauce at this popular...
Momofuku Noodle Bar
Rising chef David Chang has taken traditional Japanese ramen by way of his Korean heritage, infusing nearly every dish with...
Spotted Pig
This English-style gastropub feels as authentic as any you’d find in the Old Blighty, except for the Manolo-heeled crowd...
Essex Street Market
This La Guardia-era market is one of the few remnants of the rapidly gentrifying Lower East Side. The stalls are a physical...
Jing Fong
Chinatown is a gold-mine for delicious, affordable Chinese eats – try this rock-solid standout for dim-sum.
Katz's Delicatessen
Delis are also ubiquitous – but the best and the brightest is New York City's oldest still-operating deli, established...
Lombardi's
New-York style pizza can be found on practically every corner, but this no-frills joint (the self-proclaimed first pizzeria in...
Punjabi Grocery & Deli Inc.
Whether you’re short on time or short on cash, this 24-hour basement joint is a hidden gem for in-the-know fans of...
Blue Water Grill
Just off Union Square, this eatery is perennially popular for its all-American, seafood-centered cuisine – with dishes...
Nobu New York
Chef Nobu Matsuhisa turns out top-notch sushi and Japanese dishes with Peruvian flourishes to a high-powered crowd....
Per Se
Thomas Keller brings the concept of his celebrated Napa restaurant French Laundry to New York, except with a glitzier edge....
The Modern
The sleek eatery at the Museum of Modern Art is just as much a masterpiece as the works inside the museum (recently...
Elettaria
Chef Akhtar Nawab and co-owner Noel Cruz met while working at renowned restaurant Craft, and years later the two finally...
Empire Diner
This retro, round-the-clock, chrome diner near Chelsea’s gallery district serves everything from bleu cheese...
Holy Basil
Don’t miss tasty Thai curries and specialties like seared shrimp served with basil and sweet chili sauce at this popular...
Momofuku Noodle Bar
Rising chef David Chang has taken traditional Japanese ramen by way of his Korean heritage, infusing nearly every dish with...
Spotted Pig
This English-style gastropub feels as authentic as any you’d find in the Old Blighty, except for the Manolo-heeled crowd...
Essex Street Market
This La Guardia-era market is one of the few remnants of the rapidly gentrifying Lower East Side. The stalls are a physical...
Jing Fong
Chinatown is a gold-mine for delicious, affordable Chinese eats – try this rock-solid standout for dim-sum.
Katz's Delicatessen
Delis are also ubiquitous – but the best and the brightest is New York City's oldest still-operating deli, established...
Lombardi's
New-York style pizza can be found on practically every corner, but this no-frills joint (the self-proclaimed first pizzeria in...
Punjabi Grocery & Deli Inc.
Whether you’re short on time or short on cash, this 24-hour basement joint is a hidden gem for in-the-know fans of...