4. The Donut Pub
8.2
740 Broadway, New York, NY
Donut Shop · NoHo · 8 tips and reviews
Sho Mulla: Just as good as the original! B&W cookies and amazing classic and funky donuts as well as coffee, gelato and sandwiches! Grab a seat at the retro style counter and inhale the deliciousness!!
A Zakheim: Fresh reasonably priced classic donuts and other baked goods.
Christina Louise: Yum! The array of Donuts is amazing to see. Such a treat. I highly recommend the strawberry croissant donut!
Adrienne S: Great spot for a chic breakfast. Good coffee and the bomboloni (like donuts but no hole) are great. Ditto the house cured prosciutto. Nice neighborhood vibe & ambiance. (4 of 4 petals via Fondu) Read more.
Nathan Whitaker: All their food is excellent, especially the short rib sandwich. Great brioche and coffee/espresso.
Patrick Baskin: Awesome spot, Italian eatery with great ambience, get the carbonara and try their donuts
7. ACME
7.7
9 Great Jones St (btwn Broadway & Lafayette St), New York, NY
American Restaurant · NoHo · 147 tips and reviews
Adrienne S: One word: overrated. Disclaimer: I had high expectations from the co founding chef at Noma. Caveat: the beer and bread porridge and doughnuts are really delicious. (2 of 4 petals via Fondu) Read more.
Jennifer K: Everything we ordered at brunch was crave-worthy. Bendict w/ house cured salmon, pork sandwich, smashed potatoes- yum. Indulge with the Danish "doughnuts" well worth it.
Era Singh: Love! One of my fave brunch spots. The pastry basket is amazing to start off with, and the duck spinach salad is delicious, as is the lamb sandwich! The ambiance and crowd is great too
8. Atla
7.5
372 Lafayette St (btwn Bond & Great Jones St), New York, NY
Mexican Restaurant · NoHo · 93 tips and reviews
Leah Hammerschlag: The concha is delicious. Slightly sweet pastry bread
Emily Wilson: The concha (already a beautiful pastry by design) here is sensational: perfectly fluffy inside and delicately crunchy on the outside, with balanced citrus throughout. I could eat one every morning.
Renaud #: I enjoyed having brunch at Atla. Order the “concha” (delicious brioche) if you have a sweet tooth. Picture below.
9. Emilio's Ballato
8.6
55 E Houston St (at Mott St), New York, NY
Italian Restaurant · NoHo · 67 tips and reviews
Food Network: When I'm craving fabulous Foccacia, Bolognese, and Cannolis – I go to Emilio's Ballato in NYC. – Chef Anne Thornton, Dessert First
Mike Dizon: Hands down, the best "red sauce" Italian restaurant in the city.
Zack Davenport: Bikers, don't lock your bike outside on Ballato's bannister. These assholes will slash your tires without warning.
10. Bite
8.2
335 Lafayette St (btwn Bleecker & W Houston St), New York, NY
Sandwich Spot · NoHo · 175 tips and reviews
Talisa Chang: Wait, what? This breakfast sando is for realsies. Eggs, tomato, and chipotle mayo on a brioche bun for 3.50. (Add ham and Swiss for $.50).
Saul Shanabrook: Great egg sandwich with cheese and ham. Yummy special sauce on brioche. Affordable at $4.50
Daniel So: The roast beef sandwich and mediterranean tuna panini are the way to go. Ciabatta is pressed to the perfect crispy/chewy ratio. And everything is pretty cheap for Soho, perfect lunch-to-go spot. $7-8
11. Levain Bakery
8.8
340 Lafayette St, New York, NY
Bakery · NoHo · 27 tips and reviews
Jonathan L.: Oatmeal cookie is more of scone than a cookie. Needs more oatmeal, cinnamon, & nutmeg.. Pass on it.
Fabian Martin: Best cookies in the world. As simple as that. Especially love the walnut and peanut butter ones!! Try it but be hungry, these are gigantic!
Mshari: Caramel coconut isn’t worth it, is basically taste like the chocolate walnut but they increased its price
Serious Eats: Solid menu of American classics and excellent cocktails; a great bet for a pre- or post-show meal.
The Wall Street Journal: Options include the pickle plate and marinated olives, as well as peekytoe crab rolls, which are more like sliders, and ruby red shrimp tacos. Read more.
Maxwell Z: When you enter the lobby of The Public Theater, hang a left and go up the stairs. At the end of the staircase you'll find this hidden Andrew Carmellini restaurant.
14. BONDST
8.7
6 Bond St (btwn Broadway & Lafayette St), New York, NY
Sushi Restaurant · NoHo · 221 tips and reviews
Danielle Brizel: Tuna truffle tart, jalapeño scallop roll, spicy tuna roll, toro scallion. Great quality & presentation in this chic NYC sushi standby.
Shadi Mehraein: Gotta get the Tuna Tarts and Crispy shrimp to start. Years later, still one one of my favorite sushi spots in the city.
Priscilla Perfeito: The best appetizer!!!
15. The Wren
8.1
344 Bowery (at Great Jones St), New York, NY
Gastropub · NoHo · 219 tips and reviews
Bollare: Great food, well made cocktails, friendly staff, and a relaxed vibe make this NoHo hotspot a go-to. While it can get packed on the weekend, beat the crowds and stop by on a Weds or Thurs night. —Joey
The Wall Street Journal: A standout cocktail is the Great Jones, a blend of Famous Grouse Scotch, Fee's Black Walnut Bitters and maple syrup served neat. Read more.
Carl K: Jeremy Lin may be a terrible bartender, but in his defense he probably just can't see you through his trendy false frames.