fine dining and amazing food presented beautifully
Fine 1.1: One of the best fish/seafood fine dining restaurants in the world. The sommelier there is also really top notch as well. The chef, Eric Ripert, is French trained. Read more.
The Prix Fix lunch is one of NYC's best fine dining bargains. It's worth it for the salmon rillette alone. The ladies room is also especially thoughtful.
Perfect fine dining. Polished, yet relaxed. Jean George changed American cuisine with his use of acid and spice. -Seth Caro, Top Chef Just Desserts
Their prix-fixe lunch is one of the best fine dining secrets in the city.
Lunch is the best fine dining deal in New York
Opened in 1837 as America's 1st fine dining restaurant. Operated by the Delmonico family during the 19th & early 20th century, it was subsequently reopened by other restaurateurs under the same name.
Great steaks, drinks and service. Very good for both fine dining in restaurant and the more casual bar. Best restaurant I've found in FiDi.
Oldest fine dining restaurant in the country. The filet mignon, naked raviolis & the lobster iceberg were delicious. The ambiance & service truly transport you to a different century. Worth the money.
Fine dining at its finest. Impeccable details and flavors.-Kenny Gilbert, Top Chef
Truly Fine Dining!
Fine dining experience
Chef Daniel Humm is on the cutting edge of all things culinary. A perfect fine dining experience. From the moment you walk in to the last bite - sheer perfection (not cheap but worth it). -Alex Reznik
Perhaps my all-time favorite NYC fine dining experience, Eleven Madison Park is nothing short of remarkable. Pork loin and confit pork belly cooked 72 hours served with apple variations, mustard spaet
“One of the best fine dining experiences ever. Food outstanding, decor lively, staff attentive. If you like the long, multiple-course type...” – TripAdvisor user on Jan 1, 2012. Read more reviews at Read more.
Bon-Appetit 2019 - Top 50 Nominee for America’s Best New Restaurants: “This is Korean-inflected fine dining at its, well, finest.“
R&D bar is a unique experience. Taste innovative cuisine and cocktails, exchange with the chef and mixologist as they prepare your food. A must for all gastronomy enthusiasts. Menu always evolving.
Food & Wine best chef 2019
At Le Coucou, the menu includes seaweed butter-warmed oysters, quenelles de brochet, Dover sole, and duck with foie gras. Also expect white tablecloths, tall candles and patrons dressed to the nines. Read more.
Perfect ..Fine dining👏
Fantastic classic French from Daniel Rose and Stephen Starr. Order the oysters, veal terrine, pike quenelle, and bourride. Rice pudding for dessert!
Lovely, casual fine dining experience in the West Village. We did the Farmer's tasting menu, and had the wine pairing as well! Recommend!
Seasonal menu that helped invent farm to table. Watch the Netflix documentary series Chefs Table featuring Dan Barber before you go to appreciate how they approach fine dining.
Dan Barber's fresh, eco-friendly food is driven by the harvest at his farm upstate. The room located just below street-level on quaint Village block has the same casual grace as the eats.
Michael White's compromise between super-fancy fine dining and his more casual restaurants; it strikes excellent balance between the two.
Fine dining,excellent duck ...the pasta with black truffle could taste less butter...
The Agnolotti with fava beans is one of the best I have ever had. The prix fixe is a great way to explore the menu. Sommeliers are some of the best and will help you pair your entire experience.
This is fine dining! The preparation of the food and the presentation is outstanding!
Among the best fine dining experiences in the city!
The West Village branch of this Italian café is the perfect mix of stylish people & laid-back-by-day, romantic-by-night vibes. Grab a seat for a cappuccino, avocado toast and a prime vantage point. Read more.
Exceptional beer list for a fine dining restaurant with notably old cellared beers, a rarity.
This restaurant knows how to do fine dining. Make sure not to skip dessert!
A restaurant of 2 halfs - bar with food in the front and fine dining in the rear. Exceptional food and very professional service.
Great Margaritas (my fave is: De la Calle), amazing (!!!) guacamole with pomegranate, incredible ceviche, quesadillas, churros.The best Mexican fine dining I've ever had! Highly recommended in NYC!!!
Easily my favorite restaurant on the UES. Sit at the bar. Get the salsa. Carne Asada dinner is amazing. Love it.
The frutas guacamole is unbelievable. Pair it with the atun ceviche and you'll be drowned in fresh flavor. The short rib tacos are a must but I'd pass on the tilapia. Beware of small portions.
Has been and will continue to be a staple for NYC fine dining - Roast Chicken, Onions, Hen of the Woods Mushrooms, Spinach Gratin
Ok... Forgot to mention this. Best way to enjoy a meal here is family style. Several salads, several entres, lots of incredible sides such as the butternut squash purée and finally a choc. Soufflé
beef short ribs, side of baby carrots, sugar & spice donuts for desert = heaven. amazing service... they give you fresh muffins from the pastry chef when you leave!
A true fine dining experience with creative dishes and amazing service.
Order the Crispy Poached Eggs, Caviar, and Vodka Crème Fraîche. Warm, cool, crunchy, creamy — it's a harmonious, special dish! Read more.
Fried chicken at Perry St is the ultimate example of our favorite fried chicken taken across the globe. - Jeffrey Saad, United Tastes of America
The best vegetarian/vegan fine dining in the city. The shiitake mushrooms and carrots are standouts. 4-5 dishes a couple are just the right amount.
Wow! Excellent vegetarian and vegan reseaurant. Must try if visiting NYC. Try anything- it’s all superb; green hummus, avocado on lettuce, spaghetti bolognese, cauliflower..
So yummy!! And healthy! Get the labneh, dosa, spaghetti ❤️
Lovingly made in NYC, CHI, SEA & LA