New American restaurant offers an intimate, elegant space with a calm, romantic atmosphere that suits both casual nights and special occasions. The vibe balances stylish and welcoming with a warm glow that sets a cozy mood. Cocktails stand out as creative and perfectly balanced, complementing the overall inviting energy.
Wild mushroom soup stands out with its raw and crisp texture and comes with mushroom raviolis or amazing dumplings that add depth to the flavor.
Freshness stands out with the beet salad and endive offering crisp, vibrant flavors. The wild mushroom soup also adds a raw, earthy touch to the salad options.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for dinner, especially on weekends.
Happy hour runs from 4-6pm with discounted drinks and appetizers.
Gluten-free options are available and clearly labeled on the menu.
Small space with modern Thai decor offers an intimate vibe. Duck noodle soup delivers rich flavor, while papaya salad brings a fresh, vibrant taste. Buzz-in entry and curated playlist add to the warm, inviting atmosphere.
Duck noodle soup stands out with rich flavor and careful preparation. The Tom Yum Soup offers a spicy, tangy kick that complements the menu's variety.
Papaya salad stands out with a fresh, vibrant taste. The herbed fish salad offers a unique, flavorful twist that complements the menu well.
Good to know
Make sure to book a reservation.
You should pay cash to save money.
Happy hour is between 4 to 6 PM.
Small, clean space with freshly sourced ingredients and authentic Middle Eastern and Egyptian halal food. Atmosphere feels like a local neighborhood spot with affordable prices and amazing vegan options. Known for best falafel and tasty chicken rice in the area.
Lentil soup stands out with its impressive flavor and very fresh ingredients. Chicken soup offers a warm and comforting experience.
Freshness stands out in the chicken shawarma salad bowl and the eggplant salad. The Foul Mudammas Wrap includes fava beans topped with green salad. Salad quantity varies, with some bowls having less.
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Zaad offers a variety of ingredients in the bowl, loading it up compared to some kebab places.
The prices are very affordable.
Zaad provides discounts to teachers that work in the neighborhood.
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.
Onion soup stands out with its rich flavor and is notably not greasy. It pairs well with other decadent dishes like foie gras and escargot.
Salads here vary in quality, with some not meeting expectations. Staff respond well to requests for changes, showing good customer service.
Good to know
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.
Interior combines neon-soaked decor with wooden booths and paper lanterns, creating a warm, authentic izakaya vibe. Music varies from lively to loud, shaping a bustling atmosphere that suits groups more than quiet dates. Space feels roomy yet retains an underground Osaka bar charm.
Broths here show rich, smoky depth especially in the udon. Miso soup and tsukune bring full flavor and care, while oden offers a homey feel with a slightly salty broth.
Scottish salmon shines in the Salmon Salad paired with a citron tea dressing that balances flavors well. The seaweed salad offers a refreshing, light option.
Good to know
Don't miss their happy hour from 5-7 PM, where you can enjoy $1 (for 3 pieces) of okonomiyaki.
The restaurant charges a mandatory 20% gratuity and a 20% service charge on the bill.
The restaurant can accommodate big groups.
Small, hip Vietnamese restaurant with an open kitchen and Star Wars artwork throughout. Atmosphere is vibrant and casual with loud music that fills the space. Known for inventive cocktails and highly praised Vietnamese dishes.
Broths here are rich and savory with a beautiful depth of flavor. They balance sweet, spicy, citrus-y, and smoky notes, making each soup memorable.
Salads here stand out with the Saigon salad and papaya salad offering fresh, vibrant flavors. The watches salad with puffed rice adds a unique crunch to the mix.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended as the place fills up quickly on Friday nights.
Happy hour special includes one appetizer and cocktail for $20.
The restaurant offers unique and elevated Vietnamese dishes.
Cozy ramen spot buzzes with a loud, chaotic vibe indoors and a heated, dog-friendly patio outside. Tonkotsu broth is creamy and full-flavored, paired with homemade noodles. Potato salad shines with a smoked trout roe topping, offering a unique twist.
Broth stands out with its creamy texture and full flavor. Tonkotsu soup is thick without being too fatty, paired with homemade noodles.
Potato salad stands out with a smoked trout roe topping adding a unique touch. The miso Caesar and Mariโs potato salad offer simple but tasty options.
Good to know
Make sure to reserve ahead of time to secure your table.
You must respond within five minutes if you receive an SMS about your table.
You need all members of your party to be present to get seated.
Open kitchen reveals chefs crafting inventive vegetarian dishes in a cozy, dim setting with sticky tables and dated decor. Atmosphere balances creative energy with a welcoming vibe, featuring thoughtful touches like surprise gifts between courses. Wine pairings highlight women-owned wineries, adding a unique element to the dining experience.
A dessert version of Caesar salad features vanilla croutons, lemon in limoncello cream, parmesan, and black pepper. A spaghetti squash slaw with a slight onion flavor accompanies fried butternut squash, tasting like egg salad.
Good to know
Reservations are required to dine at this restaurant.
The tasting menu costs $105 per person.
Wine pairing is an additional $50 on top of the meal cost.
Small space with paper lanterns and decorative vines creates a warm, cozy atmosphere. Seating includes both indoor and outdoor options, with a large front window that opens to the street. Energy is quiet and inviting, suited for dates or casual outings.
Coconut lemongrass soup stands out with its spicy and umami flavors. Variations include shrimp, eye round, and brisket, often paired with rice noodles or potatoes and rice.
Spicy papaya salad with grilled shrimp stands out with its freshness and heat. Thai mint salad and cabbage salad with shrimp add bright, herbal notes to the menu.
Good to know
Happy Hour is from 5:30 PM on Tuesdays with discounts on drinks and appetizers.
The kitchen closes before 10 PM, so plan your visit accordingly.
Reservations are recommended during peak days and holidays to secure a table.
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.
Broth stands out with excellent pork stew and a spicy soup packed with ingredients that bring the heat. Soups come as part of a meal with rice, entrรฉe, and multiple side dishes.
Fresh rice and hot soup come with a variety of salads like zucchini salad and fruit salad. Apple mayo salad stands out as a flavorful option alongside kimchi and tofu.
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 Korean restaurant with a cozy interior and cheery vibe offers limited seating for quick meals. Atmosphere stays inviting and chill, attracting those seeking affordable, flavorful bowls with customizable toppings.
Miso soup appears alongside meals, pairing well with galbi and gochujang sauces. It complements dishes like buldak dupbop and sausage dupbop with corn cheese.
Sides include macaroni salad and japchae, both served regularly and noted for their flavor. Pickled cucumber and corn also appear alongside these salads.
Good to know
The restaurant has a BOGO deal on select menu items.
Expect longer takeout times than advertised, potentially double the estimate.
Seating is limited to just four chairs, so plan accordingly.
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.
Matzo ball soup tastes like chicken gomtang and stands out as a comforting dish. It pairs well with latkes and challah bread pudding for a classic experience.
Salads feature whitefish breaded and fried with lemon and remoulade, along with golden and red beet options. The menu also offers chopped liver and herring salads that stand out.
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.
Four large rotating spits of meat dominate the spacious dining area with tables for small groups. Bright lighting creates a clean but somewhat sterile atmosphere, balanced by friendly staff and a cozy vibe. A tea station and Mexican music add unique touches to the experience.
Lentil soup offers a delightful flavor with a Turkish style twist. The split pea soup tastes really delicious, and the chicken soup feels home-cooked, similar to a mother's recipe.
Salads come with a burst of fresh flavors and often include a super fresh salad loaded in pita. Side salads taste good and complement dishes like chicken and rice well.
Good to know
The restaurant is open 24 hours for late-night dining.
Customers must buy their own drinks; no complimentary beverages are provided.
The restroom is only available to customers who make a purchase.
Rustic deli with tight seating and a nostalgic 70s decor creates a crowded, lively atmosphere. Meat carvers serve as a focal point, offering tastings that engage diners. Walls display celebrity portraits, adding to the historic vibe.
Matzoh ball soup stands out for its excellent flavor and texture. Pairing it with half a sandwich offers a solid meal option for those eating solo or wanting a lighter bite.
Salads come alongside sandwiches or soups, often served fresh and simple. Egg salad stands out as a classic choice paired with other hearty dishes.
Good to know
The wait for the Katz Pastrami Sandwich can be an hour long.
You can only pay with cash at the front of the restaurant.
Do not lose your tickets even if you haven't used them to order anything.
Kiosk-style setup with general seating creates a casual dining atmosphere. The space offers authentic Moroccan cuisine with freshly made falafel and well-seasoned dishes like chicken couscous and merguez sandwich. It draws a steady crowd seeking halal, clean food without long waits.
Soups include a lentil soup that tends to be watery and bland, often needing extra seasoning or bouillon. Soups and stews come with a warm welcome and are offered alongside dishes like falafel salad and chicken sandwiches.
Crunchy and fresh textures define the salad, with a perfect balance of rich falafel and creamy tahini. The Mediterranean salad stands out as a notable option in the neighborhood.
Good to know
Zerza Mediterrano is a kiosk with general seating and takeout options.
Expect no wait times as the kiosk usually has no line.
The menu has limited vegetarian options, requiring multiple orders for variety.
Entrance through a pawn shop leads to a hidden speakeasy with gorgeous chandeliers and a grand staircase. The interior divides into smaller rooms, each with its own dimly lit ambiance and stylish decor. Music stays at a comfortable volume, creating a sleek, social vibe suited for evening gatherings.
Grilled cheese tomato soup dumplings stand out as a signature item. The menu also features tortilla soup dumplings and tomato soup dumpling balls that pair well with dishes like miso eggplant.
Kale and apple combine in a fresh salad that stands out. Roasted beet and whipped goat cheese add a creamy, earthy touch to the salad options.
Good to know
Reservations are required to secure a table.
Parking costs $90, which is quite high.
The entrance to the restaurant is through a pawn shop.
Spacious Lebanese restaurant with bright, casual decor and plenty of indoor and outdoor seating. Atmosphere blends authentic Arabic music with a family-friendly vibe, though music volume can be loud. Offers a small grocery section featuring Lebanese products alongside fresh, made-to-order dishes.
Lentil soup appears on the menu but is served cold. Mediterranean flavors dominate the options around it.
Salads feature fresh ingredients like avocado zaatar and fattouch with options to add chicken. Portions tend to be generous and pair well with other Lebanese classics.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 3-5 PM with incredible deals.
The Kafta sandwich lunch special costs $11.
The mezze platter costs $25 and is a popular choice.