Try the red velvet wine, its beyond amazing. Also the bartenders know everything you need to know about beer. They cater to your flavor :-)
Didier Pawlicki, the chef and owner of one of the tiniest, least pretentious, more pleasurable French bistros in the city, is a sensitive and adaptable—not to mention Internet-savvy—soul. Leia mais.
This authentic Greek restaurant tucked away in the East Village makes for a great dinner spot. Be sure to make reservations though as seating can be limited, especially on weekends.
You’re not here for fusion food, pal. Get the herring plate, a Carling and a shot of aquavit. Some sweetbreads to follow, a piece of char. Skohl!
New York's newest brewpub, this restaurant brews the beer they serve with a two-barrel system in their basement. They call it a "gastrobrewery" - with great food perfectly fit for pairing.
super cute and inviting during the day. i recommend eggs florentine with crispy bacon on the side for brunch.
Oysters with fennel mignonette are $1 each until 6 p.m. daily. Order a dozen and enjoy the view. Leia mais.
Kinda a famous spot in EV. This bar has been in many movies. Crocodile Dundie, God Father 2. just to name a few
Sit upstairs in the corner and look out over 2nd St & Ave A. One of the best seats in NYC to have a drink. Hint: don't try this one weekend.
Great Iberian wine selection, a kickin' tapas menu and excellent service make this one of my favorite "after work" spots. -Jacqueline Lombard, Top Chef
Intimate and romantic. A perfect date spot. The cute chef and amazing small plates aren't bad either. -Jacqueline Lombard, Top Chef
good Korean fried chicken in a cool space; A wall of vinyl records, and a DJ playing those.
Aside from the amazing backyard space in the summer and the reasonable drinks, the best part of this bar is the local musical talent that performs here.
Arrive more than a little early to popular shows, so you can score a good table. Most shows do come with a food/drink minimum.
Blue Ribbon team opened this Lower East Side spot last night in the Thompson LES hotel. The famous fried chicken comes with wasabi honey and challah toast is topped with chicken liver mousse and miso Leia mais.
The cheesesteak - one of our 101 Best Sandwiches in NY - is the kind that makes Philadelphia expats shed a silent tear of joy for the good old days on South Street — though they won’t admit it. Leia mais.
Love this small place in the West Village. Everything from the Quail Egg Shooter to the Tea Sandwiches and the Duck with Tamaki are all superb. -Thierry Rautureau, Top Chef
You love all the different Yakitori here – especially the chicken “combo” plate. What you might not love is trying to get the barbeque smell out of your clothes.
The West Village has this new spot. Menu items include a cast-iron-skillet burger with garlic aioli, brick chicken with farro and boozy doughnuts for dessert. Leia mais.
A very low-key and unassuming atmosphere with some perfect ramen. Try the Spicy Miso and the Gyozas…which are all prepared in front of you.
Has 12 taps of beer from six microbreweries (including Pearl River’s Defiant) and an additional 12 more taps on the way. Also: a pool room, a dart room, and build-your-own burgers. Leia mais.
Our favorite restaurant. Matt is a superb host and pastry chef, Chris always prepares excellent and imaginative dishes, and Andrew is the best bartender in Rockland County.
Blue Ribbon's menu spans from fried chicken to cilantro-laced salsa, but their liquor-filled oysters keep the dedicated crowds returning. Leia mais.
