Whether you’re looking for something tasty during the lunch rush or a nice sit-down dinner near your hotel, you can find it within a two-block radius of the formal, French-inflected oasis that is midtown's Bryant Park.

With the growing trend of sober nights out, more revelers are opting for alcohol-free nights, weekends, or even lifestyles. Rather than mingling and enjoying alcohol-based cocktails at bars, they’re sipping handcrafted mocktails at restaurants, sober social clubs, or alcohol-free bars such as Brooklyn’s Canticles Sober Lounge. Cheers to these city hotspots that boast mocktails.

Some of New York City's finest restaurants are best visited at lunch. Often, you can enjoy a meal for less than you’d pay in the evening. You’re also more likely to get a table at these popular spots. Innovative North Indian, bacon on a clothesline, and Peruvian-infused sushi are all on offer among the five restaurants listed below. Here are several lunch specials available now in Midtown!

Guests at Midtown newcomer Sen Sakana love the fusion of Peruvian and Japanese cuisines, a hybrid style of cooking called Nikkei.