Neighborhood bagel shop with an old school New York vibe and colorful, humorous decor. Atmosphere feels like visiting a friend's home, filled with positive energy and kindness from the owner and staff. Offers free homemade snacks and creates a lively, welcoming environment.
Casual atmosphere suits a relaxed brunch. The spot draws people looking for a laid-back brunch experience.
"The Korean food's bulgogi and kimchi flavors felt familiar and delicious."
"I thought the bagels here were the best in the city."
"The owner, Ben, is so friendly and gave me free arancini."
Good to know
They only accept cash, Venmo, or Zelle; no credit cards.
The place gets really busy, so expect long lines during peak hours.
Come for the bagels, stay for the show.
Small pizza restaurant offers indoor and outdoor seating with views of the waterfront and city skyline. Atmosphere stays quiet and casual, with classic jazz music playing softly. Staff prepare pizzas openly, creating a welcoming and clean environment.
Brunch shines in the meat market district with solid options. The spot works well for a relaxed brunch experience.
Good to know
A quick lunch for two with salad, pizza, and panna cotta costs about $30 total.
Dinner reservations are not necessary to enjoy a meal at this restaurant.
The gluten-free crust is made on the same tray as glutinous pizzas.
Small breakfast cart offers a friendly atmosphere with a vibe that supports true downtime. The energy is casual and inviting, attracting those seeking a quick, affordable, and delicious breakfast. Known for halal options and high-quality, fresh ingredients, it stands out among street food spots.
Good to know
The breakfast sandwich cart is Halal.
The food truck is located right outside the Virgin Hotel.
The sandwich and iced coffee cost $9.
Narrow space with cozy decor and green plants creates a fresh, relaxed atmosphere. Music plays softly, enhancing the calm vibe suitable for solo or small group dining. Tables have steel bars that limit legroom, making seating a bit cramped.
Good to know
Most dishes cost between $10 and $15, making it affordable for the area.
The restaurant offers a variety of dishes including dim sum, soups, and noodles.
Dim sum is steamed to order, ensuring freshness.
Hamburger restaurant with butcher shop decor and an open layout featuring large windows for people watching. Atmosphere ranges from quiet and cozy during dinner to loud and busy near Times Square. Outdoor terrace seating with heaters adds a comfortable option for cooler weather.
Brunch features Brunch Poutine with crinkle-cut fries, cheese curds, poached eggs, smoked brisket gravy, and chipotle hollandaise. Options include turkey sausage, guacamole, wraps, and mimosas. The spot opens early for brunch.
Good to know
Booking a reservation is recommended to avoid a wait.
Five Napkin has 2 Happy Hours most days: M-F from 3-6 and S-Th 9-close.
Going during Happy Hour makes the food much cheaper.
Building dates back to the 1850s with old-style decor featuring walnut wood and green leather booths. Atmosphere feels like a local watering hole with a picturesque American vibe and lively music from a jukebox system. Crowd mainly adults, especially men, enjoying affordable drinks and a roomy bar area.
Good to know
Happy hour is available all day with most drinks priced at $6 or less.
You can get a shot and a 16 oz can of beer for $5.
A meal for six costs around $120, making it budget-friendly.
Bagel shop with chaotic atmosphere marked by constant order calls and a crowded interior. Offers limited indoor seating with some outdoor options and multiple air conditioners to ease the heat. Known for wide cream cheese variety, including vegan options, and highly praised bagels.
Bagels come in everything and French toast varieties, paired well with egg, bacon, and ketchup. Iced coffee complements the meal, creating a solid New York breakfast vibe.
Good to know
Expect waiting times of around 20 minutes during peak hours.
Ordering for take-out is suggested to bypass the line.
There’s a long line at 10am on a Saturday.