The chicken ravioli with crispy skin was delicious!
Lots of options for brunch! Great service
Great vibe. Adorable spot. Great fresh food.
Perfect date night for two: burrata with trout roe ($18), Estrella pasta with chicken liver and rosemary ($18), and lamb neck with polenta ($35).
Upland is opening! Make your reservations now. There may be fried Roman artichokes and tangles of spaghetti, and there will definitely be pizza. Tue, 10/28. Read more.
Maybe the nicest service I've ever had? Everyone is so happy to be working here. Try the pappardelle.
You gotta come here for lunch! I get the avocado smash toast with smoked salmon on top, and the Belgian waffle with berries and homemade whipped cream. Cozy and comfy.
Super nice - I only had $5 on me and my total was $5.17, but she let me slide. Much appreciated!! I have a punch card now and will continue to go back and show my loyalty :) Good coffee and croissant!
A small place that specializes in small plates. That mezze w/ curry chik is tasty. Cod fritters and shrimp are worth the trip alone. $4 wine for happy hour b4 8pm. Can we get them to stay open later?
Never too crowded, amazing cocktails, solid brunch + dinner. A place you can post up for hours (and should).
Tiramisu is the best I've ever had. Homemade.
Hands down, best espresso in NYC. Hot and tasty. Try the canoli, you will never regret it.
Go for a cocktail. The white linen is really tasty: gin, cucumber, fresh black pepper.
the drawing room is one of my favorite quiet spaces in the neighborhood. it's great for a catchup over tea or drinks. if it's nice out, you can also pop into the inner courtyard.
Order the bacon-wrapped dates in the restaurant/bar. Celeb stylist Rachel Zoe uses this hotel as her NYC base, and the Tribeca Film Fest loves the private screening room. Read more.
Milano Markets are Italy within NYC type of gourmet shops. There's all sorts of Italian goodness here(sandwiches/salads/pastas/deli). This spot in the UES is great to grab snacks & eat at Central Park
Make a custom sandwich from the fresh meats such as black Angus steak, country ham, or pastrami!! Amazing!
Best chicken cutlets, meatballs and broccoli rab I've ever had.
So good meatballs! A must taste in Manhattan Theater District
I’m always looking for the best place to eat. Everyone needs to hit this place up! It is in Times Square and has the best Italian food I’ve ever had. I can’t wait to go back! – Ronnie Faisst, Nuclear
The chicken parm is fantastic, but the garlic bread is amazing!
Great place. Nice people, and a really relaxing atmosphere. Play a good music selection and really has a cool vintage feel going on w/ the design and artwork. I would even go uptown for it.
Frumpy? No. The comfort food is excellent here, and I enjoy the martinis too.
Love this place! Great food, nice selection of beer, mmm
My favorite cocktail bar in the city. Cozy and surprisingly unpretentious. If you're looking to have a bite, the beef tartare is yummy - the bartenders make it at the bar!
Arrive early at this best bar for birthdays to claim to prime barside real estate, and order a round of original cocktails mixed by rascally, white-jacketed gents. Read more.
Employees Only was designed to be an industry hangout -- the kind of place where chefs, servers, and bartenders go when their restaurants close to enjoy a serious cocktail and food.
A classic NYC weekend brunch spot near The Met. Try the Eggs Benedict. The desserts are also fantastic, especially the Sant Ambroeus (chocolate mousse cake).
Amazing sea food risotto, better if u also order a glass of chardonnay!
A slice of Italy on Madison Ave, come here for your sweet tooth fix. Try the Sant Ambroeus - chocolate mousse cake with a chocolate custard center.
Great easy spot for late night food and a beer. Short rib pirogies pan fried are the way to go. And the boiled spinach and cheese.
Hard-living Ukranians swear by cabbage soup as a hangover cure, and we think the bowl here packs an extra restorative sauerkraut punch. Get it the morning after to kill the pain. Read more.
Velselka is one of the NYT restaurant critic Sam Sifton’s 50 favorite NYC restaurants. To see the full list, get The Scoop iPhone app, an inside guide to New York: NYTimes.com/thescoop
My favorite steakhouse in the city so far. Canadian bacon, porterhouse for two, German potatoes and creamed spinach. Need I say more???
Mr. Wolfgang in the house and personally greeted us! Bacon to start, porterhouse for 2, creamed spinach, german potatoes...think heaven is like this?
Monster steak for 3. You deserve it!
Best dry-aged beef steak in town. Have a branch in Seoul and take my money! Emptying plate time: 12:57
Bacon appetizer...done and done.
They aren't just masters of steak. Get the bacon!
have one of the best Perfect Manhattans without any fuzz or weirdness - just good!
Literally a step back in time. Very few places like this left in the village. Get a Martini and watch the geriatrics.
Mussels Oreganata. Fried scallops. Exceptional.
A gem in Northern Manhattan. Get the Lobster Mac and Cheese.
This causal restaurant at the northern tip of Manhattan puts a twist on comfort-food classics. Enjoy the lobster macaroni & cheese ($16) on tables from Nuovo Vesuvio, a restaurant on "The Sopranos." Read more.
I love the lobster Mac and cheese. I love the brunch. I love the trivia. I should just bring a sleeping bag and live here.
Lovingly made in NYC, CHI, SEA & LA