From Michelin rated fine dining to corner stands, New York City food culture is well-known for its diversity and international influences. In the busiest parts of town, like Times Square, the options tend to be chain restaurants and...Open the full description
From Michelin rated fine dining to corner stands, New York City food culture is well-known for its diversity and international influences. In the busiest parts of town, like Times Square, the options tend to be chain restaurants and fast food, but branch out to the surrounding neighborhoods or a few subway stops away, and you'll be sure to find something unique. Unofficial neighborhoods like Korea Town near Herald Square or Little India along Lexington Avenue are excellent destinations for ethnic food experiences. If you're looking for something trendy and contemporary, Williamsburg and the East Village are booming with small, hip restaurants.
Amy's Bread
Budget Meals
5
1
Amy's Bread is a gem! Delicious baked goods both sweet and savory. A homie place in an otherwise very touristy area. If you're in times square or midtown and looking for a cozy local spot, check it out! Enjoy!!
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Totto Ramen
Eating
9
2
The focus here is solely on ramen and you can tell from the depth and richness of the broth. They also have a few select amazing sides such as torched uni over rice which is worth getting as a starter. Even though this location is bigger, there will be a line so get there early.
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Languages
English
E's Bar
Budget Meals
7
0
This bar always has great food and drink specials. The E's burger is remarkably well made and highly recommended. Remember to check out the bathrooms because they are loaded with awesome stickers all over the ceiling. Also there is a jukebox in the back of the bar.
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The Pho Grand
Budget Meals
5
1
It’s delicious and cheap. You can get two Vietnamese beers and a large bowl of pho for about 16 USD (including tax and tip) - which is almost unheard of in what is consistently cited among the most expensive cities in the world. It is the perfect meal for budget travelers that want to escape the hostel's communal microwave.
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Panna II Garden Indian Restaurant
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12
1
Go for your birthday and you will get a treat, they dim the lights, sing, and bring out Mango Ice cream with a candle in it! There is no corkage fee here, Bring all the bottles you like. Space is tight though, and the service here isn't always the best, so don't expect to be sitting around drinking for too long after you have finished your meal
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Smorgasburg
Eating
17
2
Visit Smorgasburg if you appreciate cultural diversity in the form of flavors. Cuban, Thai, German, vegan, Chinese, new American, and even Uruguayan snacks can be enjoyed while sitting at a picnic table overlooking mid-town Manhattan. The best part of Smorgasburg is that many for the portions are small, so you won't feel guilty trying 2-3 items.
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Duration
2 h
Languages
English
Vanessa's Dumpling House
Budget Meals
5
2
It may almost always be hot and crowded inside but isn't that part of the New York experience? You'll wait in in that astonishingly long line but once your tastebuds discover the magic of Vanessa's Dumplings you'll realize it was all worth it. Once you leave NYC you may even find yourself waking up from the occasional Vanessa's Dumpling dream.
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Cha-An Tea House
Budget Meals
5
2
Cha-An's friendly staff and warm ambiance offer a welcome escape from busy New York life, without all the rush of most restaurants and cafes.Their authentic Japanese desserts are light and not too sweet (we recommend ordering the dessert sampler to try a few).
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Wafles & Dinges
Budget Meals
9
1
It's a fun food alternative that works for any meal, and is sure to please children and adults alike. The "Wake Up, Grumpy" waffle (egg, bacon, and cheese) is a crowd-pleaser, in addition to their milkshakes and take-away items like the spekuloos spread.
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Joe's Pizza
Eating
13
3
A slice from Joe's truly epitomizes the classic New York style pizza. They use only the best ingredients and keep the menu simple and authentic. To this day, it is still owned and operated by its founder Joe Pozzuoli, who expanded to a second location on 14th Street in 2013.
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Beco
Budget Meals
4
0
Visit Beco for brunch. Its steak and eggs, served with black beans and fried plantains is from another planet. It is also exceptionally affordable given its location, each plate costing a portion of the average Williamsburg entree. Beco also serves hard-to-find Brazilian beer and the signature Brazilian Caipirinha.
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Dean & DeLuca
Budget Meals
3
1
Dean & Deluca has fresh and organic high-end groceries. They regularly add new products that cannot be found anywhere else. Well known Cheif’s do product dempresentations and locals are invited for exclusive food tasting events after hours.
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Lucky Strike
Pubs
4
0
In a neighborhood of overpriced restaurants and tourist traps, this is a great spot to relax with some great food, good wine, and good deals. Outside of happy hour the prices are still reasonable and the food is some of the best french food you'll find in nyc.
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The Wild Son
Budget Meals
2
1
This is a cosy and very tiny place. Best bet is to come on a Monday thru Thursday for brunch between 10-12pm, there should be lots of available tables at those times. It's a great location, in the heart of the meatpacking district.
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Wah Fung No. 1 Fast Food
Budget Meals
2
0
This is a Chinatown staple. You get to watch them prepare and chop the meat on a huge butcher block as you order. There is no seating, get it to-go and eat it in the park across the street.
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