The unofficial official First Restaurant of New York. Though its formal dining room is a bit too too for Eater 38 contention, the front room and its seasonal American menu wins. [Eater 38 Member] Leia mais.
Neatly tucked away on a quaint but gorgeous West Village block, this fantastic Italian spot is a perfect choice for an intimate date. Order tapas style and share a couple pastas and apps. Molto Buono!
Perfect date spot, romantic, small plates, great wine selection and really good service. Small garden outside and such great character inside.
Gnocchi is incredible especially paired with the lemon sole. Wine menu is pretty great also! Cute date place
Excellent food and service. Order the day boat scallops and roasted mushroom for appetizers. The linguine Nero is delectable. Perfect date spot! Get the corner table near the kitchen.
What a treat on a cold winters night. Such a rich, warm, sumptuous space and the food, omg the food - oh and the cocktails, wine pairing, and impeccable service. Utterly memorable. Worth every cent.
All their ramens are absolutely fantastic, but if the special is mentaiko mazemen definitely give it a try.
Delicious ramen with a steakhouse-like twist: choose your noodle type and firmness level. Black garlic ramen with medium thin noodles is highly recommended!
"This is the perfect "get well" dish in Brooklyn. It's got tender chicken, a perfectly soft boiled egg, great broth and top notch ramen noodles." Chef Chaz Brown Leia mais.
This Long Island City joint serves the city's best tonkotsu. The result is a silky, chowder-like mouthfeel, and a richness level that doesn't make you feel terrible when you're finished.
Sit at the bar, order the Sicilian red, get the tortellini and the crab spaghetti, then the chicken. Go home happy and full
I have no clue how they make the rigatoni so good. To boot it's a nice, classic, unpretentious atmosphere
Mushroom panini very good. Pesto pasta excellent. Also, try the homemade basil lemonade.
Spaghetti Carbonara is amazing. Maybe my favorite pasta dish on the planet. I promise you won't regret it.
I would gladly take a bubble bath in their sage butter cavatelli. One of my favorite dishes in all of NYC.
This might just be everything a fried chicken sandwich is supposed to be (though, only a little spicy). Don't forget the Ssäm Sauce!
My heart is as full as my stomach. Get the cast iron clams and a $3 beer. Split the French fries. Get the key lime pie topped with homemade whipped cream. Come back and try everything on the menu.
My dream come true - an all you can eat and drink brunch. The tapas are amazing and be sure to try the different types of mimosas.
The best restaurant burger in NYC is served here, as anyone who has braved the two-hour wait for a table can tell you.
no one should die without having the lamb burger -- the fries that come with it are amazing as well. also: the lust for life cocktail is divine. not too sweet but sweet enough.
