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.
The Bedford

Brooklyn Bowl

The Dead Rabbit

Pommes Frites

McSorley's Old Ale House

Bua

E's Bar

Joe's Pub at The Public Theater

Radegast Hall & Biergarten

Nighthawk Cinemas

Swift Hibernian Lounge

Caracas Rockaway

Harry's Cafe and Steak

Whiskey Tavern

Central Bar
