Small rectangular room with intimate seating and large windows creates a cozy, upscale vibe. Tables sit close together, but an enclosed outdoor area offers more space. Atmosphere stays quiet and relaxed, fitting for a calm evening.
Simple, well-crafted Italian dishes showcase authentic pasta and fresh ingredients. Burrata and panna cotta stand out for their freshness and genuine flavors.
Lunch offers delectable dishes that satisfy groups and individuals alike. Outdoor seating adds a nice atmosphere while cappuccinos provide a smooth finish to the meal.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended as the restaurant is quite small.
Customers have the option to pay the bill via a QR code.
The restaurant charges 16 dollars for sparkling water.
Small dining space with bright lighting and a family-run atmosphere creates an inviting, clean environment. The air carries aromas of simmering broth and spices, drawing attention to authentic Chinese flavors. A kiosk speeds up service in this busy, no-frills setting.
Dishes feature authentic Chinese flavor with a focus on Wuhan style noodles and flavorful dumplings. Food tastes traditional and stays true to classic recipes.
Incredible hospitality stands out during lunch here. The menu offers several excellent dishes that make it a solid lunch spot.
Good to know
There is no bathroom for customers.
Prices are doubled for this location.
One bowl can probably feed 2-3 people.
Elegant space with white tablecloths and modern decor creates a chic, inviting atmosphere. Outdoor seating welcomes dogs, and a small bar offers an excellent wine list and espresso martinis. The vibe blends authentic Italian warmth with refined hospitality.
Authentic Italian cuisine shines through with high-quality ingredients and attention to detail. The menu features fresh, traditional dishes that capture the true taste of Italy in a warm setting.
Lunch offers a sophisticated Italian culinary experience with dishes like crispy fried shoe string zucchini and cacio e pepe. Service is kind and welcoming, making the meal enjoyable from start to finish.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended, especially for dinner service.
The restaurant offers a variety of vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options.
Expect a warm welcome and accommodating service for families with kids.
Small indoor space with limited seating and a cozy outdoor area featuring bar stools and heat lamps. Atmosphere mixes lively Latino music with attempts at a Middle Eastern vibe, creating a unique but sometimes conflicting energy. Outdoor seating invites people-watching and casual dining.
Middle eastern vegan dishes like falafel pita wrap, hummus, and sabich come across as authentic and tasty. Pita bread also tastes genuine and complements the menu well.
Lunch offers authentic Middle Eastern vegan dishes with a focus on pita and bowls. Timing matters since arriving on time ensures the best experience.
Good to know
The restaurant closes at 8 PM.
The prices are high, with a simple bowl of hummus and falafel costing $20.
Everything on the menu is vegan.
Small and cozy space offers a Greek Island ambience with bright, charming decor. Atmosphere feels warm and inviting but can be noisy and crowded with tables close together. Food features fresh fish and flavorful dishes alongside well-chosen Greek wines and cocktails.
Greek dishes here offer authentic fresh island flavors similar to those found in Mykonos. The horiatiki salad and home-cooked meals deliver a genuine taste of traditional Greek cuisine.
Lunch offers a prix fixe menu with ample portions at a reasonable price. The spot handles large parties smoothly, making group lunches easy and enjoyable.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended, especially during peak hours.
The lunch prix fixe costs $35 and includes three courses.
The restaurant allows dining past normal lunch hours.
Long rectangular room centers on fresh pasta making station with an open kitchen nearby. Cozy, quiet atmosphere feels like a neighborhood dining room with stained wood and cozy lighting. Small space hosts families and individuals enjoying an authentic Italian American vibe.
Flavors stay authentic with freshly made Italian pasta that feels homey and genuine, unlike generic spots.
Offers a reasonable lunch special with quick service. Pasta dishes with vodka sauce and a chicken parm lunch sandwich stand out, along with perfectly cooked octopus.
Good to know
Make a reservation before visiting to ensure seating.
The restaurant offers gluten-free options for those with dietary restrictions.
The price for two people is about $100 without tip.
Cozy interior filled with an eclectic collection of artwork creates a warm, nostalgic atmosphere. Bustling kitchen entertains guests seated at the bar while booth-backed seating offers comfort. Slightly pretentious clientele and staff add character to a refined, authentic Italian dining experience.
Offers authentic Italian dishes with a local flavor that feels genuine and satisfying.
Offers a prix fixe lunch menu with three courses for $29. Provides an outstanding value and a good deal for lunch.
Good to know
Reservations are by phone only and recommended due to high demand.
The kitchen closes at 10:20 PM, so plan your visit accordingly.
The lunch prix fixe menu is $29 for three courses, offering great value.
Small space with cozy rustic vibe and lovely fresco creates a comfortable, mellow atmosphere. Outdoor seating adds variety while friendly staff support a pleasant dining experience. Quiet setting suits those seeking a relaxed meal with authentic Thai flavors.
Panang curry stands out as most authentic since Thailand. The restaurant feels quaint and delivers a truly authentic Thai experience.
Lunch specials offer great value with prices under $18 including tip. Set offerings provide a variety that satisfies well for midday meals.
Good to know
Happy hour offers discounts on drinks and appetizers.
Lunch specials allow you to eat for under $18 with tip.
Expect quick lunch takeout, usually ready in less than 10 minutes.
Italian restaurant offers lively atmosphere with close table seating and attractive space that feels like the Mediterranean. Outdoor and rooftop seating provide heated, cozy spots with views of bustling street life. Energy stays bright and buoyant, especially in warmer months when rooftop opens.
Flavors stay true to authentic Italian roots with pizza and dishes that capture classic tastes. The menu offers a tasty selection reflecting genuine Italian cooking.
Bright and airy setting suits a casual lunch or a lunch date. Tables are available without reservation, and the spot welcomes families for lunch or dinner.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended as there is no waiting area.
The restaurant is not accessible for those with mobility issues due to stairs.
Expect high prices that may not justify the dining experience.
Wood-paneled dining room with a marble fireplace creates an authentic Austrian atmosphere. Live piano music with jazzy improvisations adds a refined musical ambiance. Small, cozy space fills with guests who appreciate classic Viennese café vibes and elegant design.
Dark-stained wood interiors and period furnishings create an authentic Viennese café atmosphere. The menu features authentic Austrian and German dishes, including sausage and pretzel breakfast sets, served in a casual yet elegant setting.
Lunch offers a tasty and hassle-free experience with options suitable for a family brunch or a quick meal before museum visits. Expect a long wait sometimes, but the food and vibe make it worth it.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended, especially on Friday evenings.
If you do not make reservations in advance, you will encounter wait time.
Dining at Café Sabarsky after 5pm allows for no wait and similar costs compared to breakfast.
Chinese noodle restaurant offers fast casual dining with tight communal seating and a no-frills atmosphere. The space feels authentic and clean, focusing on regional dishes served in a small, cozy setting. Loud, casual energy fills the room, with seating arranged side-by-side rather than across.
Dishes feature authentic Chinese flavors with a focus on spicy, regional tastes from Xi'an. Handmade noodles with lamb and beef highlight the menu, maintaining a fast casual yet genuine street food vibe.
Spicy, casual Chinese dishes make it a solid lunch spot. Quick service suits a busy midday meal, with consistent satisfaction whether for lunch or dinner.
Good to know
The liangpi sells out by dinner time, so get it early.
Be prepared to wait during peak times.
The price you see listed is what they charge, no tax or tip.
Small space holds about 16 people with intimate seating and cozy atmosphere. Outdoor area offers well-decorated, aesthetic dining with a Southeast Asian vibe from fruit and vegetable decor. Noise levels vary, sometimes becoming loud depending on crowd.
Authentic Thai food stands out with its genuine flavors. Some dishes, however, do not maintain the same level of authenticity.
Affordable lunch options include starters, salads, noodles, fried rice, and curry priced around 15 USD. Service stays quick and friendly even during busy lunch hours, making it a solid choice for a quick bite.
Good to know
Limited seating is available, so call ahead or order take out.
The lunch special is $14 and includes soup, appetizer, and any entree dish.
Prices are very reasonable for Manhattan and the Upper East Side.
Mediterranean restaurant offers a sexy, classy atmosphere with live jazz music that energizes the space. Outdoor sidewalk seating feels cozy and private, enhanced by stylish interior decor featuring marble lighting and onyx accents. Signature cocktails crafted with care add to the refined vibe.
Service feels very authentic and genuine. Food offers a true Mediterranean and Turkish experience with delicious, authentic flavors.
Lunch offers a special four-course menu with dishes like Red Lentil Soup, Zucchini Pancakes, and Grilled Mediterranean Chicken. The avocado and feta spread stands out, and the lunch specials provide great value.
Good to know
Live music is available on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights.
Happy hour runs from 4-7pm on weekdays with great deals.
Brunch is served until 4 PM on weekends.
Small diner with retro American atmosphere and handmade soda fountain service creates a nostalgic vibe. Crowded space filled with classic 1920s Americana details and an authentic luncheonette feel. Regulars enjoy old-fashioned cokes and traditional breakfast dishes in a compact, lively setting.
Offers an authentic old-fashioned coke float and a vanilla bean malt shake with fresh, genuine ingredients. Serves a classic American breakfast in a setting that feels like a true old school diner.
An old school lunch counter serves classic fries and strawberry milkshakes. Offers solid breakfast and lunch options at fair prices.
Good to know
Breakfast time is recommended to avoid queues at lunchtime.
On the weekends, there’s a line that stretches around the block.
Be prepared for a wait; it’s all part of the experience.
Mexican restaurant with a cozy, romantic atmosphere and a quiet, private outdoor patio. Space feels tight but extends deep, featuring tasteful decor and lively Latin music that energizes the room. Known for house-made margaritas and authentic tacos with unique fillings.
Traditional Mexican cuisine shines with authentic sabor and flavors. Chef Julian Medina and his team keep dishes true to their roots while elevating them.
Casual lunches happen here often with a friendly server joining midway. The spot suits a relaxed afternoon meal after nearby activities.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended, especially for larger groups, to avoid being turned away.
The kitchen closes early at 8pm if there are no reservations.
Expect to spend $30-50 per person for a family-style meal.
Small deli with cramped seating and classic diner vibe featuring mirrored walls and stainless steel slabs. Atmosphere feels authentic and nostalgic with a calm, traditional energy. Space is limited, making seating sometimes hard to find.
Pastrami sandwiches stand out with authentic flavor and delicious cold cuts. The small, cozy space adds a unique atmosphere that feels genuine.
Lunch features a 1/2 pastrami sandwich paired with matzo ball soup as a special. Taking lunch to Central Park is common when weather allows.
Good to know
Each pastrami sandwich costs around $26, which is considered high by many.
The restaurant is less than a 10-minute walk from Central Park.
Reservations are not accepted, and expect long wait times during peak hours.