where should we eat in NYC?
a little overwhelmed with my options... we love food.... staying at the bowery... please help
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9 Comments:
You should probably provide more details.... budget? how many meals you will be having? what type of foods you would like to try (or avoid), etc.. otherwise, the list becomes pretty extensive...
sushiburger at 11:59AM on 09/02/08
http://www.seriouseats.com/2008/08/best-food-new-york-city-serious-eats-guide.html
rrakes at 11:59AM on 09/02/08
no budget really..... just blow mind food is all we are really looking for... deli, Italian, french bistro, breakfast, sushi, coming this weekend so reservations may be a problem but usually have good luck with the concierge hooking things up..... lived in vegas so i dont want any places that have a vegas location..... maybe 8-9 meals
dimecrusher at 2:09PM on 09/02/08
On the Bowery? H.S.F., of course, at 46 Bowery! Review here:
http://nymag.com/listings/restaurant/hsf/
After that, go shopping for lamps (the Bowery is the lighting district, to the extent that one still exists in NYC).
Mizbee at 6:13PM on 09/02/08
momofuku Ko (if you can nail a reservation), momofuku ssam bar (the pork belly steamed buns), soup dumplings (soupy buns) at Joe's Shanghai in Chinatown (don't go to the midtown location), Hatsuhana (the one btwn madison and 5th), Masa (if you can afford it.. never been, but will before I die..), Artichoke, Magnolia's (cupcakes, although I've heard people like Sprinkles better), Norma's for brunch, 2nd Ave. Deli, Di Fara, Peter Lugers, Yo Taisho! or Yakitori Totto (yakitori), Sasabune, Bonchon Chicken, Pio Pio, Per Se, Sakagura..
I've been to most of the above and are some of my favorites in the city... good luck, and happy eating!
sushiburger at 7:22PM on 09/02/08
Katz's for deli...it's just the best...period.
Al Bustan is scrumptious if you like Turkish food...
Churrascaria Plataforma...a delicious Brazilian restaurant. The waiters bring different delicious skewers of meats to your table and slice them on to your plate...yum!!!
Indochine is an old favorite...the food is brilliant...
KateRuby at 11:56PM on 09/02/08
Try korean BBQ... Woo Lae Oak in Soho,(Mercer St) or the same restaurant midtown location, Bann (Only different name, 50th btw 8th and 9th ave)
soeun_lee at 9:32AM on 09/03/08
lupa for italian. you can probably get in for lunch with no problem.
cybercita at 10:16AM on 09/03/08
Ooh---and def stop by Balthazaar...even just to the bakery for their bread...it's phenomenal
KateRuby at 8:42PM on 09/04/08