Guidebook for New York
Food Scene
My favorite Indian Restaurant in Curry Hill. Delicious vegetarian and non-vegetarian dishes.
9 habitants recommandent
Chote Nawab
115 Lexington AveMy favorite Indian Restaurant in Curry Hill. Delicious vegetarian and non-vegetarian dishes.
Mandoo Bar
2 W 32nd StFavorite for Korean dumplings.
Sala One Nine NYC
35 W 19th StFavorite for Spanish tapas.
Delicious Italian wines, salumeria, cheese and small plates. Order the shaved brussel sprouts with parmiggiano and walnuts.
19 habitants recommandent
Gottino Enoteca e Salumeria
52 Greenwich AveDelicious Italian wines, salumeria, cheese and small plates. Order the shaved brussel sprouts with parmiggiano and walnuts.
Great for a quick breakfast and every type of bagel.
9 habitants recommandent
La Taverna Bar & Restaurant
946 Manhattan AveGreat for a quick breakfast and every type of bagel.
Moonstruck Diner
449 3rd AveFor a NYC diner experience.
The best Sichuan food without going to Chinatown but the waitstaff can be surly but that's part of the experience.
44 habitants recommandent
Grand Sichuan
342 Grove StThe best Sichuan food without going to Chinatown but the waitstaff can be surly but that's part of the experience.
Oldest tea parlor in Chinatown and they serve dim sum all day long. Be prepared to wait for a table.
153 habitants recommandent
Nom Wah Tea Parlor
13 Doyers StOldest tea parlor in Chinatown and they serve dim sum all day long. Be prepared to wait for a table.
This family-run Italian restaurant is bit of secret unless you live in the neighborhood. They have amazing handmade pasta and gluten-free options. The Enoteca side (wine bar) is more casual.
9 habitants recommandent
I Trulli
124 E 27th StThis family-run Italian restaurant is bit of secret unless you live in the neighborhood. They have amazing handmade pasta and gluten-free options. The Enoteca side (wine bar) is more casual.
If you are hungry after visiting the museums and want to experience a Viennese cafe with amazing coffees and desserts then come here. They also have very good spaetzle (Viennese comfort food)
25 habitants recommandent
Cafe Sabarsky
1048 5th AveIf you are hungry after visiting the museums and want to experience a Viennese cafe with amazing coffees and desserts then come here. They also have very good spaetzle (Viennese comfort food)
I know this is a chain resto from Japan but I love it anyway. Beautiful room, delicious sushi and izakaya.
45 habitants recommandent
EN Japanese Brasserie
435 Hudson StI know this is a chain resto from Japan but I love it anyway. Beautiful room, delicious sushi and izakaya.
Ippudo NY
65 4th AveBest Japanese Ramen but be prepared to wait for a table.
Classic NY experience and architectural marvel. Sit at the counter, order clam chowder, a dozen oysters and their Grand Central wine from Paumanok Vineyards. Great way to spend the afternoon.
42 habitants recommandent
Grand Central Oyster Bar & Restaurant
89 East 42nd StreetClassic NY experience and architectural marvel. Sit at the counter, order clam chowder, a dozen oysters and their Grand Central wine from Paumanok Vineyards. Great way to spend the afternoon.
Everything Else
Great store for home goods, slightly expensive but you can find unique and beautiful things in if you look around.
53 habitants recommandent
ABC Carpet & Home
888 BroadwayGreat store for home goods, slightly expensive but you can find unique and beautiful things in if you look around.
Fishs Eddy
889 BroadwayFor any kind of tableware, serving dishes, and fun NY souvenirs.