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European
Flatiron District
20 reviews
Most chefs choose to scrap menus, change business partners, and generally turn their professional lives upside down in times of crisis or economic distress. — New York Magazine
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Japanese
Midtown
22 reviews
New York's Holy Grail for food critics—and diners. — National Geographic
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American
Upper East Side
20 reviews
Superstar French suited to your dramatic entrances. Like a Roman palazzo, hitting Corinthian columns, glitzy chandeliers, clean white scheme. — BlackBook
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Burgers
Midtown
18 reviews
It'll still take you five hours to stuff yourself silly on foie gras and truffles as a cavalcade of servers fawns over you. — Forbes Travel Guide
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Mediterranean
Midtown
18 reviews
Michael White goes for the trifecta after major scores with Convivio and Alto. Name means tide, high-end Italian seafood is the angle, with market-fresh fish from around the world. — BlackBook
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American
Midtown
20 reviews
The Bar Room's menu of small plates is already the favorite with diners, but both spaces have ravishing Danish modern settings and Meyer's famously perfect service. — Concierge
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Japanese
Midtown
12 reviews
The tasting menu costs $400 before you take a sip of sake, but for fans, that's simply the price of perfection: Masa has been known to jet over to Japan to choose his impeccable fish. — Concierge
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American
Williamsburg
19 reviews
New York’s most storied steakhouse (in operation since 1887) serves up an amazingly tender porterhouse cut. Reservations essential; cash or debit card only. — Lonely Planet
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American
Boerum Hill
13 reviews
An upscale culinary experience awaits those who get one of the few coveted reservations at the Chef’s Table at Brooklyn Fare. — Frommer's
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American
Upper West Side
16 reviews
Open since 1997, Jean-Georges Vongerichten's signature restaurant on Columbus Circle remains one of the world's greatest. — Concierge
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Japanese
Midtown
16 reviews
If Sushi Yasuda is a shrine to raw fish, Naomichi Yasuda is the high priest. — Gayot
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Mediterranean
Cobble Hill
15 reviews
Chefs Alex Raij and Eder Montero decided to do something different by exploring the influences that the Jews and Moors had on Spanish food on Spanish food over the centuries. — The Infatuation
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American
Upper West Side
16 reviews
Tastes change, and Daniel Boulud, in his deliberate, careful way, is changing with them. The great chef has always been a connoisseur of down-home cooking. — New York Magazine
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American
Flatiron District
19 reviews
Gramercy Tavern sits in a stately building set steps away from the esteemed Gramercy Park. — Michelin Guide
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Japanese
Lower East Side
12 reviews
His elemental shio ramen is made with a simple chicken stock, among many other things, and flavored with a special blend of Japanese salts. — New York Magazine
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Japanese
Greenwich Village
10 reviews
Most of the pieces I sampled had the kind of focused ­simplicity that you don’t find at many sushi palaces. — New York Magazine
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American
Lower East Side
17 reviews
The oldest delicatessen in New York City (established 1888), Katz's is also the only place in town that still carves all its pastrami and corned beef by hand——and it makes a huge difference. — New York Magazine
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Vegan and Vegetarian
Queens
14 reviews
For years, Sripraphai has been the defiantly delicious rebuttal to complaints that you can't get good Thai food in New York. — New York Magazine
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American
Chelsea
17 reviews
TO appreciate how far eating has evolved from a matter of survival to a statement of values, take a trip to Cookshop and a look at its chalkboards. — New York Times
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Japanese
East Village
16 reviews
David Chang has gone from East Village rebel to awards-circuit veteran, piling up accolades from Bon Appétit, GQ, the James Beard Society, Food & Wine. — Time Out
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