Manhattan Eats

Consistently good Mexican food. Neighborhood: NoHo

Trendy Italian restaurant with good lighting. Neighborhood: Hudson Yards

No reservation in-and-out hand roll bar. Created by the people behind Sugar Fish. Multiple Locations.

Waiters dressed as French maids serving one dish only: steak frites. Neighborhood: Midtown East.

No-reservation sushi restaurant. Good for price and quality. Multiple locations.

Farm to table with warm interiors. Neighborhood: Gramercy (also in UWS)

Thai restaurant in an American style diner. Food is as good as it is spicy so beware. Neighborhood: Nolita.

Interesting concept of a picking ingredients and being cooked in a big bowl, Chinese style. Neighborhood: East Village

Trendy spot with signature grab-n-go bowls for lunch or dinner: Expect to wait in line. Neighborhood: SoHo

Healthy “bento boxes”. Neighborhood: Flatiron

Hear me out: gnocchis in Chinese take-out boxes. Multiple locations.

Mexican contemporary cuisine in sleek interiors. Neighborhood: Flatiron

Fish from all over the world fly overnight to reach your plate. Quality and service are top notch. Neighborhood: Midtown (Also in Hudson Yards)

Exceptional and lively french bistro. Steak frites is the go-to dish for a reason. Neighborhood: Meatpacking District

One of the oldest steakhouse in the city, opened in 1837. Neighborhood: Financial District.

Non-pretentious gourmet restaurant where servers dress in button downs and sneakers. Neighborhood: Financial District

Supreme sushi spot. A favorite among celebrities. Neighborhood: NoHo

Mediterranean shareable plates with live DJs. Neighborhood: Hudson Square.

French bistro and home design store merged together. Envisioned by Roman & Williams. Neighborhood: SoHo

It’s a staple for a reason. Neighborhood: NoHo

The fried chicken cathedral. Neighborhood: Flatiron District.

Seafood centric Italian in a 70’s vibe. Neighborhood: West Village

Spot originally from LA. Making a big comeback after a sad fire accident years back. Expect multiple vegetable spreads. Neighborhood: NoHo

If you are lucky enough to snag a table, you will indulge in this elevated version of TGI Friday’s. Completely worth the hype. Neighborhood: SoHo

Hip corner in the West Village suppling great cocktails to good looking people. Neighborhood: West Village

Modern lounge that feels elevated in all the good ways. Neighborhood: NoHo.

*Permanently Closed* Everything-Blue room with martinis and live jazz.

Underground moody cocktail lounge. Neighborhood: Nolita.

Speakeasy bar with space age and animal print vibes. Young crowd. Neighborhood: Lower East Side

Elevated pub with great energy. Neighborhood: West Village

Livery cocktail terrace welcoming walk-ins. Neighborhood: West Village

Make the line. It’s worth it. Order the martini, the cacio e pepe, and the chocolate mousse and thank me later.

S’mores cookie is the best cookie in town. Neighborhood: NoHo (multiple locations).