New York City Restaurants

 5 Reviews  Ice cream parlor in Chinatown. They offer exotic flavors like lychee, red bean, longan with the regular mango, strawberry, chocolate, etc. Fun place to visit especially now that it is summertime...... 

 1 Review  Another great location for understanding 'old New York.' Always crowded, this charming old restaurant is below the street in the middle of Little Italy. Service is homey and the walls are full of... 

 1 Review  Nomado 33 is a new Japanese Restaurant located on 165 E 33rd St between Lexington and Third Ave. Manhattan. Its 1 & half block away from Subway# 6 train 33rd St Station. The Atmosphere is contemporary... 

 1 Review  This restaurant is considered one of the best in downtown NYC. The food is considered Nuvo American with an boating theme throughout the dinning area. The last firm I worked at had its annual holiday... 

 1 Review  This is a favorite place for us girls to get together for a few drinks and a quick bite after work. We usually hang out at the bar and enjoy the happy hour specials of two for one from 4-6. The bar... 

 1 Review  The restaurant was beautiful. OF COURSE, it was of a baseball theme and full of Mickey Mantle Memoriablia. But, it was awesome. Mantle's has a wide array of sports memorabilia to make your visit... 

 1 Review  Located on a quiet street just off of Madison Avenue, Campanile is a charming little Italian restaurant. Unlike lots of restaurants in New York, it doesn't have a big window display (on the contrary... 

 1 Review  We had been sightseeing all day and were too tired to dine out so I went down and ordered a hamberger, a vegie burger, grilled onions and fried potatoes and we ate in our room and watched TV. The food... 

 2 Reviews  Fat Anie's is right next door to Stout. We had passed it many times before and finally decided to try it out. It's retro looking place with 1950's memorabilia and that Happy Day's vibe. There is... 

 1 Review  My two friends that I travelled to NYC with don't eat seafood. So....imagine my surprise when they agreed to go to a Japanese place! Okay, the trip was supposed to be about me (Birthday) so there you... 

 1 Review  This is a fantatic "chain" Indian restaurant, and when I say chain, I mean there are a few locations throughout NYC (more on the chain idea below). This particular restaurant is located in the... 

 4 Reviews  Whenever I want to go to the South Street Seaport for some drinks and something to eat, I usually wind up here. For years this has been the place to come after work during the summer dog days and... 

 2 Reviews  We had to wait for 15 mins to be seated, many people ring and book a table, it was worth the wait, the lady at the reception explained the specials of the day, so many I had forgotten most of them by... 

 1 Review  The Capital Grille is a steakhouse franchise located in several locations around the United States. I went to the one in Manhattan, housed on the ground floor of the Chrysler Building (next to where I... 

 4 Reviews  This was a great place to eat. They have a few tables outside, as well as a small bar area with few tables and their larger dining area. Hostess wasn't super friendly, but our waitress and bartender... 

 1 Review   This friendly little coffee shop became our regular breakfast spot, or at least the one we came to most often. It was really handy for our hotel, and is in a great location too if you’re visiting... 

 1 Review  Stumptown is in no way a NYC institution and though it fits rather perfectly, it is from an entirely different world, namely Portland, Oregon. How this hip coffee shop wound up on NYC's doorstep is... 

 3 Reviews   This restaurant has since CLOSED This is a small place on 2nd Ave between 3rd and 4th. The food and atmosphere in here is great. Not to say its the best pizza in NYC but its the best I've had in... 

 2 Reviews  This place is an incredibly small dessert bar in the east village. Do not go in a group larger than four, and go early to avoid a line. The place is adorable! you can sit at the bar and watch the... 

 3 Reviews  I had been to this restaurant several times in years past and recently meet up with a good VT friend (Hexepatty) who was in town and suggested we meet here for some dinner. The restaurant is quite... 

 2 Reviews  I'm certain we were not the first, but thanks to "normal" NYC traffic, we had 45 minutes to eat and get to the theater for RENT. Jack's was a block from our hotel and the 42nd St metro stop and they... 

 2 Reviews  Patsy's is a mini-chain of 6 pizzerias with a history dating back to 1933 and the old Italian section of East Harlem. These pizzerias are a good choice for reliable Italian meals at relatively gentle... 

 1 Review  We had originally made reservations to have dinner at "Honey" but when that fell through we decided to make our way here. The Bourgeous Pig is more of a lounge than restaurant with very small...