If the line is too long go to the stand across the street. Same company same taste! It's a pyschological thing why the one cart has a longer line than the other. :P
As seen on Travel Channel’s Food Paradise: Manliest Restaurants 2, Katz's is the Mecca of pastrami & Mecca of sandwiches. What to order? Corned beef and pastrami.
Try not to burn your mouth devouring a monstrous, spinach & artichoke slice here. If you want something more traditional, try the margherita. Open til 5AM for all you night owls!
The crust has some of the best texture around. Many people like Bleecker Street Pizza more than Joe’s.
The plain slice here is not going to blow your mind, but it is miles above other pizzerias in the area. It's basically a quintessential NYC slice. They're thin and light. You'll need at least 2 slices Leia mais.
Transplanted from London, the most unique feature is priced-per-piece individually wrapped sushi to match any appetite. Also has good noodle and bento box options for pick up and go ease.
Cheesy, crispy, thick, flavorful - New York pizza at its finest. Crab and artichoke pizza hits the spot after a night out.
Craving simple and fresh Mexican food in Union Square? Check these guys out. Featured in New York Times recently, there's usually a line but it goes pretty quick. Best to order to go.
Go for a quesadilla! The guac and the chipotle are very true to mexican flavors. Grab a beer. Feel the joy.
Better than Chipotle, and even the long line at lunchtime goes fast (because they have two lines). Get the quesadilla and ask for rice with it - better than a burrito because they melt the cheese.
This is basically another version of the Chipotle model; however, I prefer the food here. The staff was friendly and the food was delicious. Try the pork. It is amazing.
