Entrance is through the coffee shop, in an unmarked door that blends with the wallpaper. food: kobe sliders. booze: the sling if you like gin, el diablo if you like tequila.
The Expatriate is a fantastic drink, in a tall glass with just the right amount of ice. Space is small, so no groups. Put your name down at Death & Co. first then come here to wait it out.
best chicken fingers in the world (yes, really.) can't go wrong with anything, but salted caramel are my favorite. fries are underrated- be sure to get them.
Friends don't let friends eat soup dumplings at Joe's Shanghai when higher quality dumplings are right around the corner. EAT HERE!
Kind of an awesome, secret bar tucked away on the 2nd floor of The Hotel at Times Square. Show off how cool you are by bringing your friends here once you get sick of the crowds in Times Square.
Spicy miso ramen way better than most places. So cute and no wait. Highly recommend adding this to your go-to ramen repertoire
It's called a Kentucky Buck and it's not on the menu. It's got bourbon and ginger and it's boozy and refreshing at the same time. Now go talk to your bartender...
Soup dumplings are both fascinating and delicious. I liked the pork slightly more than the crab. You'll be stuffed but leave a little room for a visit to the Chinatown Ice Cream Factory.
Killer new Mexican spot at the end of Court Street. Great ingredients, creative takes on old favorites, unique originals, fresh juice bar and friendly service make this one of my favorite new spots.
Destination-worthy Italian sandwich shop. Don't miss the roast beef and mozzarella.
