New York is known for great food and even greater restaurants. There are literally thousands upon thousands to choose from, specializing in everything from American (new and traditional) and Italian to Greek and robatayaki to anything that falls in between. You can practically travel around the world without leaving the island of Manhattan. Here’s a sampling of some of our favorite places to nosh, whether it’s a weekend brunch, before a Broadway show, or the wee hours of the night. (read the story...)
Downtown New York is one of the most historic and intriguing neighborhoods in the United States. It has long been the heart of the financial industry and home to Wall Street, and in recent years, it’s has also emerged as an around-the-clock community for working, living, and entertaining, an elegant residential neighborhood, a home to world-class cultural institutions, and a center for music, dance, and visual arts events. It’s also home to a wide variety of restaurants, including many of the city’s best. (read the story...)
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Under saturated cyan-colored ceilings, amid warm lighting and abstract hanging sculptures, seemingly in the shape of pasta, culinary genius meets unbeatable prices in the most unexpected location. (read the story...)
The Capital Grille provides an elegant escape from the bustling, big city streets for an afternoon or evening retreat whether it is for family night, date night, or even a business meeting. (read the story...)
The menu is expansive, complete with Indian staples ranging from reshmi kabab and chicken tikka masala to vegetable biryani and tandoori shrimp. (read the story...)
On National Lemonade Day, Friday, August 20th, chef David Burke will celebrate the Dog Days of Summer at his restaurants. From 11am-3pm, Burke will set up lemonade stands outside of David Burke Townhouse, Fishtail and David Burke at Bloomingdale's. All proceeds will be donated to the National Animal Rescue through Celebrity Catwalk (www.celebritycatwalk.com). (read the story...)
New York City is the crossroads of the universe, and representative of the cultural diversity in the city is the many varieties of cuisine available to the visitor. From sizzling steaks to tandoori, the city’s restaurants offer the best food from all over the globe. Sampling these offerings is an experience in itself, and we recommend you spend some of your time in the city visiting these highly diverse, and excellent, restaurants. (read the story...)
Even during the hot summer season, celebrities can't stay away from the sizzling steak at Benjamin Steakhouse. Their most recent guests -- Mena Suvari, Pauly Shore and Sonja Morgan -- satiated their appetites for delicious steak -- all in good company. (read the story...)
I love Chinese food but hate reviewing Chinese restaurants. That's because their menus are so much alike. What can be said that hasn’t already been said a zillion times? The three-month-old Lychee House breaks the "if-you've-been-to-one-you've-been-to-'em-all" syndrome. (read the story...)
For Thai near Times Square, enter Bangkok House. The reasonably priced food has exotic flavors that will challenge your tastebuds and please your appetites (read the story...)
On Tuesday, July 13th, Patsy's Italian Restaurant presents "Swingin' Italiano," featuring live music from Jenna Esposito and George Pettignano and dinner from Frank Sinatra's favorite eatery. (read the story...)
New York City is the crossroads of the world, and representative of the cultural diversity in the city is the many varieties of cuisine available to visitors and locals alike. From twists on American cuisine to tandoori, the city’s restaurants offer the best food from all over the globe. Sampling these offerings is an experience in and of itself, and we recommend you spend some of your time in the city visiting these highly diverse -- and excellent -- restaurants. (read the story...)
Salute! epitomizes sophisticated East Side dining. A bouquet of soaring cherry blossoms that’s changed weekly stands in the center of a strikingly handsome room of candles, white cloth-covered tables, carpeting and comfortable white leather chairs. (read the story...)
Trattoria Dopo Teatro, a longtime favorite for Italian cuisine in the Theater District, has opened Caffé TDT. Located in the restaurant’s Theater Room, the caffé offers an assortment of panini, pastas, salads and appetizers all under $10; main courses are all under $14, and will operate during regular restaurant hours. (read the story...)
For those looking to set sail and enjoy the Manhattan skyline in style, Bateaux New York is the city’s premier dining cruise. Bateaux is a European-inspired, all-glass vessel, offering unparalleled splendor and breathtaking views. (read the story...)
Looking to impress Dad on Father's Day? Here are some fine New York City restaurants that are offering special menus on Sunday, June 20th. (read the story...)
Gallagher’s Steak House (228 W. 52nd St.) in New York City will literally toast the 32-country 2010 FIFA WORLD CUP soccer championship with the addition of beer brewed in many of the participating countries on its menu beginning Friday, June 11, opening day of the tournament, through July 11, which concludes the World Cup. (read the story...)
Spend $50 or more at Vince and Eddies restaurant and be entered in a drawing to win a pair of tickets to one of Lady Gaga’s sold-out Monster Ball Tour shows at Madison Square Garden. (read the story...)
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