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 f…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.
Pommes Frites
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You can't beat their generous portions of well seasoned, authentic frites served in the classic paper cone (or styrofoam cup to keep the poutine warm). The number of sauces can be overwhelming.
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Nighthawk Cinemas
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You should visit Nighthawk Cinemas if you want a taste of American cinema culture, or if you're hungry and looking for an alternative to the traditional restaurant experience. The food and drinks are tasty and surprisingly not overpriced.
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Brooklyn Bowl
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The live music acts are always entertaining, and if you're a fan of the The Roots, Questlove is a fixture here on Thursday nights for his Bowl Train parties. And we highly recommend the fried chicken and rum punch...seriously, you'll thank us later.
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Bua
Pub Food
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The wooden tables, brick walls, and candles give this bar a cozy, homey feel. Their awesome sandwiches - especially the grilled cheese - and cocktails - like the red lemonade - are sure to satisfy your taste buds.
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McSorley's Old Ale House
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If you are one of those people that never knows what to order, this places makes it easy to choose: light beer or dark beer served in small mugs (one order of beer=two mugs). The sawdust floors, wooden bar, and general atmosphere will transport you back in time.
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E's Bar
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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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Radegast Hall & Biergarten
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Radegast Hall & Biergarten is wonderful place for day drinking on a Saturday with a large group of friends. Although it is completely enclosed, the floor-to-ceiling windows of the beergarden let in alot of light, creating a open and warm environment.
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The Bedford
Pub Food
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It's a laid-back spot that is perfect for a sit-down meal. If you're looking to just have a few drinks and a snack, head to the lounge at the back of the restaurant, where you'll find cozy couches and a DJ spinning some tunes.
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Joe's Pub at The Public Theater
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Great entertainment, a delicious, varied menu by Chefs Andrew Carmellini and Zachary Faulisi, and an extensive drink menu contribute to a perfect night on the town. If you're a lover of the performing arts, Joe's Pub provides a truly special up-close and intimate experience.
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The Dead Rabbit
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10
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The food is good (have the zucchini fritters), but the stand-outs here are the drinks. The bartenders are extremely talented and knowledgeable, deserving of the title "mixologists." Try one of their punches, or other drinks like Benicia Boy (like Irish Coffee), Byrrh Wine Daisy, and The Fugitive (served in a porcelain cup).
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Whiskey Tavern
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If you find yourself wandering around Chinatown and in need of a drink, this is the bar for you! The bar is very small, and sometimes crowded on a Friday or Saturday night. The crowd tends to be younger people (below 40). Their drink and food specials are the reason for this.
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Harry's Cafe and Steak
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This place is the next best thing to Cipriani. The menu options are perfect for steak lovers. They offer aged and marinate steak without adding gluten. Staff here is friendly and educated on food allergies. If you are traveling alone, they have a bar next to the dining room that serves the full menu and attracts sophisticated solo travelers.
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Harefield Road
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Join locals for the weekend brunch. As coffee and mimosa or bloody mary are included in the price this hands down is the best bang for your buck! Outside of brunch hours this place has a nice selection of beer and some simple paninis.
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Caracas Rockaway
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You can have a tasty arepa (a white corn flour bun sandwich) and enjoy the surf all at once at this cool little beach bar. The food and drinks are delicious, like La Del Gato arepa and the passion fruit mimosa, and you can enjoy live music and parties during the warmer months.
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Swift Hibernian Lounge
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This bar tends to attract a bit of an older crowd than other local dives - which attract the younger, college crowd - so you know you can enjoy your beer without interruption. The rustic feel (no TVs here, just music) gives this place a laid-back vibe on most days, while weekends tend to be livelier.
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