Dining

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I commute to midtown Manhattan daily for work and often rely on local affordable eateries to sustain myself. I work in service & while customers are still buying, my paycheck dropped nearly 40% since October & food costs keep rising so every cent counts when I’m looking for fast calories. 2 bros has been a

Not sure if it’s the exact location, sort of an odd corner near Hudson Yards, lack of marketing or something else, but a mostly empty room on a Sunday night. Surprising considering it’s the latest from Erik Ramirez from the (I thought) well respected Llama Group, and especially surprising considering how strong this meal was.

x-post from r/asknyc I saw: Been living here for three years and I’m genuinely confused why we have literally every cuisine except Kiwi food. Like we got Ethiopian, Peruvian, even multiple Georgian spots but not a single New Zealand restaurant anywhere. I’m craving some kiwi butter chicken the way they do it in Auckland or

roundup of my favorite restaurants I visited in my Thanksgiving trip to nyc! I brought my parents & wanted them to have as best of an experience as they could, and the food was definitely a highlight of the trip for us. i mostly wanted try as many unique restaurants as possible & avoid super

Here’s one of my current favorite NYC restaurant matchbooks! Please share pics of your favorites! There are over 10,000 independent restaurants in NYC. Does anyone know if someone has made the effort to set up a database of NYC restaurants that currently distribute branded matches with updates to the list to add any new restaurants

Hi all, Small restaurant owner here just spewing my opinions and pleading that y’all try and order directly from restaurants as much as possible. Uber, Doordash, and Grubhub are convenient but man do they take the piss out of us owners and customers alike. I’m on the verge of breaking down becasue its been so

Got the #6 soup dumplings with chili oil, $10 cash only. For takeout, waited a solid 10 minutes in this windy ass weather but it was worth it submitted by /u/ThrowawayNYCJ [link] [comments]

I had dinner at Casa Carmen in Tribeca with a few friends last weekend, and within minutes of my second drink, my memory went dark and I completely blacked out, which has never happened to me before. My friend also said she nearly fell asleep at the table after her second drink too, but snapped

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Absolutely loved it. From the moment I entered: warm and friendly, beautiful space, service was 9.5/10, attentive but not intrusive. Food was amazing, honestly 9.5/10. In lots of pics on here it has looked drab, but I found it beautiful, and well presented. I think maybe the day-time dining and the lovely natural light helped

Been wanting to try this place for a while and I took my mom to an event around the corner for her birthday so we went here for dinner after. I got the wine and dine $19 special and chose the pappardelle with bolognese. The wine was a generous pour and the pasta was incredibly

This was my fifth trip to NYC and my goal for this one was to only go to more under-the-radar food spots and avoid the hyped/touristy destinations so you won’t be seeing any L’Industrie, Joe’s, Katz, or Russ & Daughters in this post! With that said, since Reddit only allows for 20 pictures, this will

Sushi Sho was awarded their third star – just announced live and well deserved. shows how insanely good it is considering Nakazawa’s history with the inspectors that they still award him 3 stars. submitted by /u/halfcastdota [link] [comments]

went wednesday afternoon around 3pm, walked right in, spent 2 hours just.. full of joy got the chicken liver mee krob. the presentation more festive than a birthday cake. crispy rice noodles piled high with this rich chicken liver mousse, herbs everywhere, served with warm roti. i’ve never seen anything like it the stuffed cabbage

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Came up to city from Florida cause we were able to score a reservation on Thursday evening. As a South Indian, having that first bite of Gunpowder Dosa was truly my version of the “critic in Ratatouille” scene – took me back to when I was 5, having breakfast with my parents after church. Chef

Masa has held 3 Michelin stars since 2009. Pretty big shakeup in the fine dining world. submitted by /u/OptimusPrime23 [link] [comments]

https://notableastoria.com Succulent stewed oxtail removed from the bone and combined with peppers, onions, and pepper jack cheese. Served on freshly baked Jamaican coco bread. This was incredible. Indulgent, savory, and really hit the spot. Notable is a deli with Jamaican and Caribbean flavors. So you’ll have the typical deli food, but also things like jerk

I have lived in NYC for over 20 years, conducted countless research on which bodega has the cheapest coffee in every neighborhood I’ve lived in, gotten many late night deli sandwiches and I swear I’d never once heard of a chopped cheese until a friend was visiting in 2022. He said he was dying to

I interviewed Johnny Norton of Culture Espresso in midtown which is my fave coffee shop. Like most good restaurants etc he became obsessed with limiting options and creating a welcoming environment through his own experiences at Stumptown and studying danny meyer etc. In doing a ton of these interviews now I think the common denominator

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So I’m looking to celebrate a big milestone (me and my girl won a lot on Stаke US last week) and want to go all out with a fancy dinner somewhere in the city. Budget is around $300 per person including drinks and I want it to be memorable as hell. I’ve been to Le

My husband and I are bakery enthusiasts so of course when we were staying in the East Village for a few days, we hit up as many as we could. Here’s our thoughts: 1-2) Petit Chou: 5/10 – We visited in the mid-afternoon so I don’t think the baked goods were as fresh as they

I think this is interesting she’s saying too many diners are referencing reviews and tiktoks and it stops them from just having fun. Edit: If you wanna check out the whole podcast it’s here! I’m not making any money at all just tryna build an interesting thing loosely around food https://linktr.ee/danlovestochat?utm_source=linktree_profile_share&ltsid=64074a2b-fa2d-4224-a656-cdd23191bf56 submitted by /u/Better_sauce [link]

Los Taco no 1 – al pastor con todos (I shouldn’t have gotten the guac) 787 Coffee – ice coffee The Corner Slice (NJ) – assorted slices (great service) Barney Greengrass – salmon lox (this cost $35 CAD but was the best thing I ate all week 🥇) S&P Lunch – pastrami Overstory – El

EDITED TO ADD: I highly recommend Food Bank of New York City or United Way of New York City if you want to make an impactful donation fast. Both of them work and support with many pantries citywide and are in a great position to allocate donations where they are needed. As well as the

Same as the letter writer, I love dressing up, going out solo, chatting with strangers and seeing where the night goes. I have my own personal spots but I want to know everyone else’s 🙂 submitted by /u/RougeChaotique [link] [comments]

Ok, semi-rant incoming. I eat out 4–5 times a week in NYC and lately I’ve noticed a trend: restaurants act like they’re doing you a favor by letting you eat there. Chateau Royale is a prime example. My reservation was at 5 PM, not during prime dinner hours, and I was about 20 minutes late

I come back to the city every few months or so to eat well and see some shows. In June I dragged a friend with me, and we had a blast trying a bunch of new places. 1) Her Name is Han (Ktown): 8/10 – I’ve been drooling over their lunch specials for ages now.

Part of my series of paintings dedicated to great Pizzerias in Watercolor. For the past few years I’ve been trying and documenting all the best pizzerias I can find, mostly around the tri state area. I’ve been to all of these places at least once. My favorite in Manhattan is Lazzara’s, I’m a huge fan

Over the past 18 months, my roommate and I have set out to try 30 different cuisines from around the world in the city. We did the best we could to find authentic spots whenever possible and spent many Saturday or Sunday afternoons making trips across the city. We put together rankings for fun. Obviously

Background I worked with him a while ago I made an episode about his restaurant for eater and I found the most delightful man. He was generous enough to let me mess around with him in the kitchen. submitted by /u/Better_sauce [link] [comments]

La Côte Basque, Le Cirque, Lespinasse, Lutèce, Bouley and the list goes on. What were your favorites, the one you missed the most? submitted by /u/nyccameraman [link] [comments]

https://queensnightmarket.com Cambodia Now – fish amok (steamed fish curry) Caribbean Street Eats – bake and shark Trini Treats Queens – doubles Persian Eats – dizi (slow cooked lamb with chickpeas and potatoes; served with lavash bread and topped with parsley, onion, and yogurt sauce) Buffalo Jump – Native American fry bread with bison chili The

Pic 1: coconut chicken noodle soup from Little Myanmar 🇲🇲 little myanmar but big flavor Pic 2+3: pomegranate Fesenjan and cherry rice 🍒🍚 from Ravagh Persian Grill 🇮🇷 Pic 4: Reina pepiada 👸🍑 arepa from El Budare Cafe 🇻🇪 Pic 5: red curry and Thai iced tea from Saranrom Thai 🇹🇭 the servers here were

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My birthday and woke up this morning like hmm let’s try to go to Minetta Tavern and walk in with no reservation with my wife. We had a back up spot nearby (Old Tbilisi Garden, can never get enough khachapuri) in case they told us to fuck off. Walked in around 1pm and asked to

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Did a whole podcast with him for a new show I’m launching https://youtu.be/Y3XJs1ptMjY?si=eR6lqBUm8UJmc-DE submitted by /u/Better_sauce [link] [comments]