Open kitchen creates intimate atmosphere where chefs prepare dishes with precision. Cozy space invites interaction and showcases Japanese-French fusion cuisine with fresh, bold flavors. Extensive, unique sake selection complements a menu featuring high-end sushi and creative adaptations.
Menu includes high-end sushi like otoro and uni alongside playful adaptations such as crab and caviar chawanmushi. Flavors offer an interesting mix that stands out.
Dry-aged king salmon offers bold, fresh flavors that stand out. Salmon nigiri delivers a clean, delicate taste that pairs well with the house sake.
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Reservations are done in rounds, with all guests seated at the same time.
Expect a high price point for the 12-course tasting menu.
Valentineโs Day features complimentary sake and a keychain for guests.
Minimalist design creates a serene and inviting atmosphere with calming lighting and gentle background music. Chefs engage warmly, offering an intimate and unpretentious dining experience that balances sophistication with relaxed comfort.
Many dishes showcase interesting flavors and techniques, like the caviar bomb eaten by hand. Each piece balances flair and fish flavor well, though desserts lack more Asian flavor profiles.
Marinated king salmon stands out with a smoky pork belly vibe and a spicy yuzu twist. Chutoro and house marinated king salmon deliver bold, rich flavors.
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Reservations are recommended, especially for larger groups of up to 14 at the bar.
The omakase experience includes 16 courses for $99 per person.
The restaurant is BYOB, but also offers alcohol on site.
Elegant space features dimmed lights and an octopus mural, creating a cozy vibe with perfect lighting. Atmosphere stays warm and inviting without loud music, fostering a sleek and pleasant dining experience. The energy suits those seeking a refined yet friendly setting for sushi.
Creative sashimi and nigiri feature interesting fish and spices. The menu offers diverse and sophisticated dishes, including a notably unique yellowtail roll.
Freshness stands out in the salmon dishes, especially the Salmon Crispy Rice with its crispy base and soft toppings. The Yuzu Gochujang marinade adds a flavorful kick, while avocado and dill bring a fresh touch.
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Happy hour offers discounted bites and drinks from 4-6pm daily.
Reservations are not required on Wednesday nights.
The total bill for two people averages around $120, including tip.
Japanese restaurant offers a cozy omakase experience with a laid-back vibe and engaging chefs who create a fun atmosphere. The space features a well-thought-out design that enhances aromas and fosters a relaxed, lively mood. Natural wine and creative cocktails complement the high-quality, fresh fish served in generous courses.
Interesting combinations like uni with foie gras and caviar stand out. The drink list features low-intervention wines and an exciting selection of wines.
Three-day aged New Zealand King Salmon stands out with rich flavor. Salmon appears in nigiri and donburi paired with salmon roe and eel, offering varied textures and tastes.
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The restaurant is currently BYOB while awaiting its liquor license.
The 10-course omakase costs just $50, offering great value.
Reservations are recommended due to limited seating.
Tables sit close together in a warm, eclectic space filled with loud energy and interactive experiences like dessert painting. The vibe blends Korean jeong with Southern hospitality, creating a fun atmosphere suited for small groups. An open kitchen adds warmth, while music keeps the mood lively.
Meals feature big, bold flavors that balance interesting and familiar tastes. The menu offers a variety of unique drinks, including nemome soju.
Fresh salmon appears in several dishes, including a marinated salmon with strong umami flavor and a salmon dish paired with horseradish cream and shaved celery. Salmon hwae and salmon ceviche also stand out as notable options.
Good to know
Reservations are highly recommended due to the crowd.
The restaurant offers a 22:30 dinner slot on Saturdays.
The place gets fun at the end of the night Thursday to Saturday nights.
Small, intimate space with warm wood interiors and soft lighting creates an elegant, cozy atmosphere. Open kitchen and vintage decor add a speakeasy vibe that feels both relaxed and refined. Guests enjoy watching chefs at work while savoring modern Japanese cuisine paired with inventive cocktails.
Dishes stay true to Japanese roots while offering unique flavors that feel intriguing and interesting.
Larger plates feature tender roasted Scottish salmon and generous portions that do not skimp on quality. Dishes combine bursting salmon roe and smooth Kaluga caviar with soft Hokkaido milk toast for a rich, layered flavor experience.
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Weekday lunch has happy hour prices for some items.
The happy hour menu includes unagi chawanmushi, karage, chicken wings, and more.
The Miyazaki A5 Wagyu Sandwich is limited to just 5 servings per day.
Cozy French restaurant with vintage decor and chandeliers creates a romantic atmosphere with dim lighting and intimate settings. Large rooftop bar and garden offer an open, beautiful space with views of Manhattan streets. Cocktails are well-crafted, complementing classic French dishes in a charming, elegant environment.
Manager Jonathan shows genuine interest and shares interesting facts about wine. The cocktail menu features unique takes like their Boulevardier. Interior design adds to the overall interesting vibe.
Salmon stands out with its exceptional flavor and is consistently enjoyed alongside dishes like hanger steak and rack of lamb. It pairs well with other highlights such as escargot and crรจme brรปlรฉe.
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Reservations are recommended, especially for dinner service on weekends.
The restaurant accepts credit cards and mobile payments, but no personal checks.
Expect a wait time of 30-45 minutes during peak brunch hours.
Restaurant offers an elegant, 80s-inspired decor with meticulously maximal design and carefully curated lighting. Atmosphere balances a lively yet not too loud vibe with great music, including DJ sets. Guests find a thoughtful bar program featuring well-crafted cocktails and knowledgeable sommelier recommendations.
Miso-flavored cookies bring a salty and meaty umami twist. Food offers interesting flavors and textures. The atmosphere feels engaging and unique.
King Salmon stands out as delightful here. The Salmon Carpaccio offers a sublime start, paired well with caviar tater tots.
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Reservations are recommended to avoid long wait times.
The restaurant offers a $55 special three-course prix fixe menu.
Happy hour deals include discounted drinks and appetizers.
Spacious dining room filled with authentic Moroccan decor and cultural artifacts creates a romantic, cozy vibe. Music blends thoughtfully with the atmosphere, though sometimes features Indian film tunes. Cocktails stand out as creative and strong, complementing the warm, earthy design.
Large menu offers many interesting dishes. Chicken bastilla combines flavors in a very tasty and unique way.
Salmon comes as a tagine cooked with a red sauce of tomatoes, spices, and capers. The dish is consistently perfect and flavorful.
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Tara Kitchen does not accept reservations.
The lunch menu has a more limited selection compared to dinner.
Average meat plates cost around $35, with small portions.
Intimate sushi bar seats about 10 people in a snug, chic space with a dark, Banksy-inspired decor. Atmosphere feels personalized and authentic, enhanced by BYOB policy and house-made yuzu sake. Space is tight, creating a close, interactive dining experience.
Omakase offers modern fusion flavors with nigiri featuring unique combinations. Many interesting items like sea urchin appear, making the experience both delicious and affordable.
King salmon arrives fatty and salty, making a strong impression. The chef pairs salmon with manchego cheese and serves seared salmon with cheese for creative flavor combinations.
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Reservations are necessary to enjoy the omakase experience before the restaurant becomes very popular.
The restaurant is BYOB (Bring Your Own Bottle).
On weekends, the omakase is $78 for one appetizer, 12 nigiri, and 1 handroll.
Counter seating creates an intimate, cozy setting with a serene, simple ambiance. The space feels welcoming and elegant without being stuffy, offering a top-tier sushi experience with flavorful omakase twists.
Sushi features super fresh fish paired with interesting flavors like tomato, scallion, and garlic. The king salmon topped with tomato stands out as a delicious twist.
Salmon sushi features tomato topping that complements the fish well. The salmon melts in your mouth, creating an explosion of flavor with each bite.
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The 12-course Omakase is available for Saturday brunch.
A meal can easily run $200 per person.
There is a fee to use a credit card, with a 3% surcharge.
Gastropub combines modern elegance with cozy warmth in a space featuring a sleek bar up front and a larger area with a big screen TV in the back. Atmosphere stays relaxed and intimate with friendly bartenders and inviting lighting. The setup accommodates families and larger parties, making it suitable for casual gatherings or events.
Drink selections stand out with a variety of options. The menu covers food and desserts, and the use of disposable chopsticks adds an interesting touch.
Fresh salmon sashimi appears in the Sashimi Dupbap, paired with wild caught Hamachi on Korean seasoned purple rice. Salmon also features in the crispy rice dish, highlighting its versatility here.
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Reservations are recommended as the restaurant can get busy.
The back area is ideal for happy hour or cocktail parties.
Expect to pay $5 for a small plate of kimchi.
Mediterranean vegan restaurant with gorgeous marble interiors and vintage mirrors creates a sexy, romantic atmosphere. Music features an upbeat Mediterranean playlist that complements the unique design. Tables are small and close, making the space cozy but cramped for shared plates.
Sunny side up eggs have a very interesting consistency and taste. The atmosphere feels sexy and unique, and dishes come with interesting flavors that stand out.
The salmon dishes mimic real textures and flavors with shockingly realistic vegan ingredients. The creamy, cheesy saffron orzo complements the smoked salmon that stands out as unique and delicious.
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Reservations are highly recommended due to the restaurant's popularity.
The restaurant offers a unique vegan fine dining experience.
Expect a price of around $30 for main dishes without sides.
Upscale New American restaurant with an open-air front and natural light creates a cozy yet sophisticated atmosphere. Decor blends simple elegance with a relaxed vibe, making it ideal for casual dining or a dinner date. Street-side seating offers people watching in an eclectic urban setting.
Food balances interesting and tasty flavors well. Menu features straightforward first courses alongside interesting salads and mains.
Salmon dishes feature freshness and delicate seasoning. The smoked Salmon and Clam Linguine combines rich flavors with a gentle texture.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended to ensure a table, especially on weekends.
Expect to pay around $20 for an omelette.
The kitchen may close early, so check ahead if dining late.
Cozy space blends modern and vintage decor with live jazz performances that energize evenings. Outdoor seating and pet-friendly touches create a welcoming vibe. Daytime coffee shifts to an organic wine and tapas bar featuring unique Georgian wines.
Charming servers share interesting tidbits about Georgian wine and cuisine. The natural wine list features unique selections that stand out.
Salmon Tartar stands out as a highlight on the menu. It offers a fresh and flavorful experience that draws attention.
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Sipsteria becomes a wine bar at 5:30 PM.
Sipsteria offers affordable happy hours.
The restaurant has jazz nights.
Unique design with a 90s color theme creates a cheerful and cozy atmosphere. Spacious seating areas include a comfortable back section ideal for relaxing or working. Lively music and a gorgeous baked goods display add to the welcoming vibe.
Baked goods feature Italian flair and unique flavors. Pastries like the orange almond croissant offer interesting tastes and creative ideas.
Freshness stands out with the everything salmon on a seasoned croissant. Options include a smoked salmon breakfast sandwich and a croissant dressed up for brunch.
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Breakfast service ends at 11 AM, so arrive early.
The bakery hosts special events with free food for the first 200 attendees.
Happy hours are available, offering discounts on select items.
Dining takes place inside an old bank vault with original vault doors from 1904, creating a cozy, rustic atmosphere. The space features a cave-like wine area and a great bar known for creative cocktails and excellent whiskey. Lighting and layout support both lively gatherings and private dinners.
Cozy vibes come from the old vault setting. The interesting decor and ambiance make the night stand out.
Herb-crusted salmon comes hot and perfectly cooked with a rich, flavorful Cacciucco sauce. The salmon dishes are consistently delicious and often an unexpectedly pleasant surprise.
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Happy hour offers affordable drinks and appetizers from 4-7pm on weekdays.
Reservations are recommended for larger groups to ensure seating.
The restaurant has extensive gluten-free options available on the menu.
Elegant restaurant with Monagesque decor and red lighting creates a chic, lively atmosphere blending class with youthful energy. Guests enjoy exquisite cocktails and a visually stunning space that feels both special and welcoming.
Ambiance features an amazing vibe with an interesting red theme and unique art pieces.
Salmon comes with a cream mustard sauce that adds a rich flavor. The salmon tartare is flavorful and has a beautiful presentation.
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Reservations are recommended for the pre-theater menu.
The dinner service starts at 6 PM for an 8 PM concert.
Dress code is formal attire; casual wear is not acceptable.
Japanese restaurant features traditional floor seating with cushions and a zen-inspired design that creates a calm, relaxed atmosphere. The space feels spacious even when full, with handcrafted food and superb sake selections enhancing the authentic dining experience.
Fresh sushi features interesting flavor combinations and a peculiar selection of salts. The concept is unique with seasoning pairings that stand out.
Smoked salmon comes with truffle shavings adding a rich flavor. King salmon nigiri is offered as a replacement if any issue arises. Salmon is a standout alongside scallops, akami, and Hamachi.
Good to know
Reservations are required as the restaurant does not accept walk-in guests.
All parties must be present before being seated.
You must wash your hands and take off your shoes upon entering.
Seating clusters tightly around a bar with shoulder-to-shoulder arrangements and a lake painting behind it create an interactive yet fast-paced dining environment. The atmosphere feels unpretentious and lively, often buzzing with energy from groups celebrating at the counter. An outdoor bar and enclosed seating area add variety to the space.
An all-you-can-eat sushi concept offers large portions, focusing on Wagyu and Otoro cuts. This setup suits bigger eaters looking for full satisfaction.
Smoky and seared king salmon pieces stand out with foie gras melting on the tongue. Truffle and shiso add simple twists to familiar classics, showing deep ingredient knowledge.
Good to know
Everyone in your party must be present or you wonโt be seated.
The omakase set menu lasts exactly 36 minutes.
If you are late, you may miss a course or two of omakase.
Restaurant combines loud live vinyl music with a retro woodsy decor and an impressive vinyl record collection that diners can select from. Atmosphere feels welcoming and lively, with music often overpowering conversation. Bar offers unique cocktails and a comfortable setting, complementing the standout steakhouse experience.
Fun atmosphere with vinyls playing sets a unique tone. Shelves filled with vinyl records and interesting artwork add an old school vibe.
Salmon dishes come cooked to order and include options like teriyaki salmon sushi and a main course priced at $40. The salmon is consistently described as delicious and well-portioned.
Good to know
Reservations are highly recommended, especially for special occasions.
Expect high NYC prices; bring credit cards for payment.
The restaurant is wheelchair accessible for all guests.
Interior mimics an old-school diner with retro vibe and classy servers in white lab coats. Atmosphere feels warm and homey yet somewhat sterile and quiet while ordering. Known for classic bagel and lox, it draws those seeking a historic Jewish deli experience.
Food options offer interesting flavors and include a side of sour cream that adds a pleasant twist. The atmosphere and location create an engaging setting for conversations and meeting new people.
Smoked salmon shines in the classic bagel with cream cheese, dill, and tomato, offering a rich flavor combo. The salmon roe adds a delicious pop, and dishes like poached eggs with hollandaise over salmon and sautรฉed spinach highlight fresh, local ingredients.
Good to know
Making a reservation is necessary to avoid a wait of over an hour.
Expect to wait on busy weekend mornings; arrive early to get on the list.
No reservations are accepted, so expect long waits on weekends.
Oldest building in Manhattan hosts multiple bars and a restaurant within a spacious, beautifully decorated setting. Atmosphere blends historic charm with live jazz music, creating an engaging and lively vibe. Visitors explore a museum upstairs and enjoy a whiskey bar alongside diverse social spaces.
The place features rich historical details and a museum with lots of information spread over two levels. The space itself holds interesting history as the oldest bar in Manhattan.
Blackened salmon sandwich comes with truffle parmesan fries and is perfectly cooked. Salmon dishes, including eggs Benedict, are consistently delicious and well-sized.
Good to know
Reservations are needed to sit in the old tavern room.
The happy hour offers great deals on drinks and appetizers.
Live jazz music is available during Saturday brunch.
Mediterranean restaurant offers an upbeat yet cozy atmosphere with beautiful, non-pretentious decor and an expansive layout including a well-appointed bar area. The vibe suits intimate dinners, date nights, or small group outings with lively music and a warm, comfortable setting.
Cocktails and the drink menu feature interesting and delicious options. The Mediterranean food offers unique flavors and many good choices.
King salmon tartare stands out as a highlight. The salmon appetizer delivers a fantastic flavor and quality rarely matched.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for dinner, especially on weekends.
Opto accommodates various dietary needs, making it suitable for all guests.
The restaurant offers a family-style dining option for larger groups.
Restaurant recreates 1980s Korean retro vibe with nostalgic decor like old-school calendars and retro TVs. Atmosphere feels peaceful yet lively, evoking a sense of stepping into an older Korean family-run spot. Unique amenities include a complimentary drink machine offering coffee and hot chocolate after meals.
An interesting vibe sets the tone here. Bulgogi comes less sweet than usual in American spots, adding to the unique experience.
Soy-marinated salmon appears as a standout banchan alongside other sides like squid and popcorn chicken. The smoked salmon also surprises with its subtle flavor, adding variety to the small dishes.
Good to know
Kisa offers a lunch menu Friday to Sunday from 11am to 2:30pm.
Expect wait times of 1.5-2 hours for walk-ins during peak hours.
Arrive at least 30 minutes early for the 5 PM opening to secure a table.
Small sushi restaurant offers an intimate setting with about 20 seats, mostly counter seating that encourages interaction with chefs. The atmosphere is fun, hip, and welcoming, though music can be loud and aggressive, affecting the mood. Playful decor and a great sake selection add to the distinctive experience.
Sake selection includes dessert sakes that offer unique flavors. Food features interesting combinations and ingredients like miso in cake, adding unexpected twists.
Warm, soft, fresh salmon shows up in dishes like the salmon avocado roll and salmon crudo. Spicy salmon sushi offers a nice kick alongside other seafood options.
Good to know
Reservations are required about a month in advance for the omakase.
The price for the chef's curated menu is $90 per person.
The restaurant charged $75 for a last minute cancellation 1.5 hours before seating.
Open kitchen with wood-fired oven creates a warm, inviting atmosphere filled with rich aromas. Space combines high-design and meticulous detail for a classy, relaxing vibe. Guests often enjoy watching cooking while savoring killer cocktails and fresh, bright flavors.
Complex dishes stand out with the lamb served alongside four separate sauces and a tuna crudo offering an interesting take on sushi flavors. The wine list features well-curated selections that pair well with the menu.
Salmon dishes feature buttery texture and fresh preparation. Options include salmon and hiramasa crudo, king salmon appetizer, and a salmon bowl with vibrant flavors.
Good to know
Reservations are required well in advance due to high demand.
Expect long wait times; arrive early to secure a spot.
The location is easily accessible, just steps from the Lafayette Ave subway.
Small, intimate space with long sushi bar and spacious table layout creates a zen oasis atmosphere. The vibe is quiet and relaxing, ideal for dates or private gatherings. Chef interaction adds a personal touch to the omakase experience.
Sushi features Tasmanian salmon, Norwegian scampi, and Canadian lobster alongside a super premium Hokkaido uni. Flavors and pairings mix ingredients in ways not typical for omakase sushi.
Tasmanian salmon nigiri stands out with its fresh, clean flavor. The sushi selection includes interesting nigiri like Norwegian scampi and Canadian lobster, complementing the salmon well.
Good to know
Reservations are highly recommended due to limited seating.
The 15-course omakase experience is a highlight of the menu.
The 12-course omakase costs $90, providing great value.
Interior features authentic Russian decor with intricate wallpaper and antique furniture, creating a cozy vintage atmosphere. Music ranges from Russian cartoons on TV to a DJ mixing house and Russian tunes, maintaining lively yet conversational energy. Guests engage with unique touches like singing staff performances and interactive food experiences such as making blini.
Soviet-inspired foods come with creative twists and unique flavors. The place offers an elegant design and a classy, interesting vibe.
Blinis with salmon come topped with caviar and sour cream. They serve as a perfect intro and stand out as a favorite dish. The salmon itself is good.
Good to know
Reservations are required, especially on busy weekends.
Customers risk losing $25 per person for late cancellations.
Food is not served on Monday evenings.