Dining Articles
Great Private Dining in NYC
New York restaurants are notoriously short on space, but we've gathered up some great exceptions for holiday and special occasion dining in a private party group space as only New York can do it.
These Are NYC's Best German Restaurants
Guten tag! Whether you're as German as Oktoberfest in lederhosen, or you just like a little variety in your cuisine and scene, NYC has you covered when it comes to the flavors of the Rhineland. Sure, some of them have been given a little American or New York twist, but...that's part of the fun, too. Here are a few of our favorites.
12 Places to Eat Near Bryant Park
Near Bryant Park and looking for something tasty on-the-go? Curious about the cuisines available at dinner? What about a late night nibble? All of the above are available mere blocks from the formal, French-inflected oasis that is midtown's Bryant Park. Here are a few of our favorites.
Pier 57 Opens with James Beard Foundation Curated Food Hall, Community Spaces
Pier 57 in Hudson River Park has opened a sprawling new series of public spaces, anchored by Market 57, the James Beard Foundation's first ever curated food hall.
The Best Places to Eat in Grand Central
Watching some 750,000 tourists and commuters pass through Grand Central Terminal every day—mostly without touching even an elbow—has been compared to seeing an improvised ballet. As one of the most beautifully restored spots in the city, the backdrop is actually without compare. You'll gaze in wonder at the main concourse with its celestial sky (unapologetically painted backwards). But these days, many come simply to catch a bite and a brew. Here are some of our favorites, vintage and upscale, casual and swank, savory and sweet.
Where to Find the Best Shawarmas in NYC
Everyone swarms for shawarma! Okay, we made that up. But it certainly ought to be true, as shawarma is an offshoot of the traditional gyro. Like its forebearers, meats get a kebab-style grilling (shawarma translates from Arabic as “turning”), but shawarma meats are generally marinated longer, meaning more tenderness and flavor. You'll also find a wider variety of toppings to tempt you. Here are a few of our NYC favorites.
Where to Eat Before (or After) a Show at Carnegie Hall
People come from around the globe to experience the magic and majesty of Carnegie Hall. And, as you might expect, there are many restaurants in the area whose businesses depend on getting their customers in, fed and back out so they can make showtime.. And their bills of fare run the gamut, from typical American eats to famed New York Italian and Greek options. Here's a quick rundown of our favorite spots.
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We Found the Best Gluten-Free Pasta in NYC
Love your pasta, but hate the gluten? In NYC, Italian restaurants have stepped up to offer gluten-free versions of penne, rigatoni, spaghetti, and every other pasta known to the region. Check out our favorites.
Restaurants Near Radio City Music Hall
In the vicinity of Radio City Music Hall? We got you. If you're looking for a nearby restaurants, check out one of these terrific restaurants within a short walk. Whether you're craving caviar or the best burger around, these are eateries that could become habit-forming.
Don't Forget the Cheese! The Best NYC Spots for Fondue and Raclette
Say cheese! Here are a few NYC hideaways offering tasty cheesy fondue and raclette fare. These European-inspired delicacies are meant to be shared—we're sharing our favorites with you!
14 Themed Restaurants in NYC
Themed restaurants are great for a memorable meal. Whether it's costumed waitstaff or otherworldly decor, you'll be snapping pics of more than what's on the plate in front of you. Here are our picks for New York's best themed restaurants.
What Are the Best Coffee Spots for Fifth Avenue Shopping Trips?
Ah, Fifth Avenue!! It conjures images of Don Draper and "Mad Men," as well as "Green Acres" Eva Gabor ripping open the boxes of her day's shopping spree. But when you shop 'till you drop, where do you stop to grab a jolt of java and a quick nosh? Why, one of these spots will do perfectly!
Top Philly Cheesesteaks in NYC
Cheesesteak may be a signature dish in Philly, but NYC is an island of almost as many flavors as people. And, with so many Pennsylvanians calling the city home, it's important to get their sandwich right. If you're searching for that amazing gooey delight, here are our favorite spots to snag a Philly cheesecake with a little NYC flair.
Where to Dine and Drink in Midtown After a Show
You’ve just seen a Broadway show, and you can't wait to hear and share thoughts about it with your posse. Once the doors open and you're back on the streets of Midtown, where can you unwind with nibbles and a beverage?. Below are your best bets for drinks and dessert in the vicinity, with not a bad choice in the bunch. Enjoy!
Restaurants Near Empire State Building
The Empire State Building is a rite of passage for anyone visiting New York City, and if the experience takes up some energy, don't worry: there are plenty of great restaurants nearby. You can fuel up at any of the dining establishments below after your visit to the top of the ESB and know you'll be dining well. Located near the heart of Koreatown, you’ll find quite a few culinary options by the Empire State, ranging from Asian-inspired cuisine to American classic dining.
Legends of Little Italy: Must-Try Italian Restaurants in NYC
On narrow, ancient streets downtown you’ll find one of the most vibrant places in Manhattan: Little Italy. Childhood home of director Martin Scorsese and inspiration for The Godfather, Little Italy remains a vital destination for visitors to NYC. It’s also a fantastic place to get a meal at a classic restaurant. For decades now, bold-face names and hungry New Yorkers have come to Little Italy for pizza, pasta, and the best cannoli in the city. Check out any one of these Little Italy legends for a New York meal to remember.
Dining with a View: 13 Picturesque NYC Restaurants
Dining atop skyscrapers and beneath world-famous bridges: anything’s possible in New York City. The Insta opportunities are endless at these restaurants offering views of the the Manhattan skyline, Brooklyn Bridge, among other iconic sights.
Upper West Side Restaurants: 24 Great Picks
From old-time classics like Barney Greengrass to some of the city's best Mexican, Italian, and Greek, the Upper West Side is a great destination for eating well.
What Not to Miss at the Tin Building NYC in the Seaport
The Tin Building is Jean-Georges Vongerichten's sprawling Seaport food space. Look for bars, grocery markets, full-service new restaurants (many with open kitchens), and quick service counters. It's all contained within a roomy historic structure right off the East River.
Where to Get the Most Mouth-Watering Wagyu Beef in NYC
NYC’s fine dining restaurants are now serving wagyu beef, the much-sought-after Japanese steak prized by chefs worldwide. Wagyu is highly marbled, tender, flavorful, and the pride of fine restaurants and steakhouses alike. Here are the best wagyu-based options in New York City and where to find them.
TWA Hotel Restaurants: Eating and Drinking at JFK Airport
Wait: 512 rooms and an on-site TWA museum? Up, up and away! The TWA Hotel houses several nightspots and eateries open to the public. Next time you’re flying in or out of NYC, stop by one of the following venues where you can dine and drink in style.
The Best Italian Ice in New York
Italian ices (also known as water ices) are the perfect NYC refresher when summer starts heating up. You’ll find Italian ice venues all over the city, but these five picks are the best of the best when it comes to this classic Italian delight. Don't you deserve something cool?
These Are the 11 Best Restaurants Near the Guggenheim NYC
Take in the art at NYC's Guggenheim, then find a place to reflect, eat, drink and talk art. These are the best nearby restaurants.
Where to Experience a Traditional Tea Ceremony in NYC
The art of the Asian tea ceremony is center stage at many of NYC's venerated tea houses. Some offer lessons on how to craft matcha while others guide you through the ceremonial procedures or provide instruction on the history of tea. Explore Asian tastes and cultures by participating in this venerable cultural experience.
The 7 Best Spanish Restaurants in NYC You Need to Try
Paella lovers, unite! From tapas to rioja wine, jamón, huge dishes of pasta and marinated anchovies, here are 7 NYC restaurants serving you the flavors of Spain. Bring an appetite, and...do you flamenco?
