Two nights in NYC?
I have never been to New York City but I will be visiting for the US opens for 3 days...where do I absolutely need to eat? I love sushi, tapas, anything seafood, but I am open to anything. Suggestions?
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6 Comments:
Tia Pol (10th Ave bet. 22nd & 23rd St.) is definitely the best Tapas destination. The fried chickpeas and Shishito peppers are awesome.
peasantsrejoice at 8:57AM on 08/25/08
If you find yourself on Columbus Ave. between 73rd and 74th (Not far north of Lincoln Center), and you crave sushi, go to Tenzan. Their sushi is excellent and generously cut. Friendly service as well. OTOH, maybe someone could suggest something for you nearer to the stadium.
joannabar at 10:15AM on 08/25/08
i'm only spending 1 day at the Open so the restaurants don't have to be close by, I am staying at the Warwick Hotel if there is anything within walking distance that I should look at.
deliciouslysimple at 1:04PM on 08/25/08
classic NYC pizza - John's on Bleecker Street in Greenwich Village. A great strolling destination, you can take the 1 train from your hotel to Christopher-Sheridan Square...Bleecker is a good foodie destination, before or after your pizza, too - famous cheese and bread shops (Murray's and Amy's respectively), classic Italian bakeries that sell homemade Italian ices (among other things), fun people-watching.
eleeb at 2:16PM on 08/25/08
http://www.seriouseats.com/talk/2008/08/2-days-in-sfnyc.html#172096
kathrynyu at 5:38PM on 08/25/08
If you like spicy Asian food, try Seoul Soondae in Flushing.
15815 Northern Blvd
Flushing, NY 11358
http://www.timeout.com/newyork/restaurants/flushing/6172/seoul-soondae
Definitely get the soondae if you're feeling adventurous (pig intestines doesn't match with everyone's taste buds, but it's actually quite good). Also, the Gamja Tang there is fantastic (Beef bone spicy stew with lots of potato, not sure where the bone comes from but looks like the backbone)
sushiburger at 4:56PM on 08/29/08