POPULAR RESTAURANTS & HOTSPOTS
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ABC Kitchen
Keep it as simple as ABC at this farm-fresh, feel-good eatery where foodies come to get rural in amongst fancy furniture.
Miss Lily's
Eye candy and Jamaican island cuisine are making Miss Lily’s the top table of choice in Anna Wintour’s backyard.
B.E.S - Boutique Eat Shop
Man-about-town Patrick Duffy branches into the restaurant world with a space that fuses art and appetisers without (too much of) the arsiness.
Juliet Kitchen & Grill
Fashionable young things and share fare at the city’s most unsecretive supperclub that turns from restaurant to raucous in a New York minute.
Jeffrey’s Grocery, Luncheonette & Oyster Bar
Gabriel Stulman’s retro-Americana grocery-slash-restaurant may not fulfil all your shopping needs, but it’ll have you coming back for more.
What Happens When NYC
Changing menu, style and music every 30 days over nine months, this pop-up restaurant concept is what happens when creative minds meet.
Momofuku Noodle Bar
The oldest and, some would say, best of the Momofuku bunch, has a penchant for pork and bowls of ramen that keep on coming for late night nibblers.
Zengo New York
Latin America meets Asia at this NY outlet of the DC chain of cool fusion eateries, complete with a fully stocked tequila bar - and sushi on tap.
The Breslin Bar & Dining Room
Meatcentric outpost of the Spotted Pig/John Dory empire, complete with pubby atmosphere and the opportunity to dig into a whole suckling pig.
East Side Social Club
With super late opening hours and a hearty Italian menu, the Pod Hotel's restaurant has become the Midtown destination of choice for famished scenesters.
Monkey Bar
The celebrity hangout du jour may not boast the best food in town, but provides plenty of fodder for gossip – should you be able to get in.
Yerba Buena
Ay papi, ¡qué rico! The East Village’s Yerba Buena serves tasty food and tastier cocktails inspired by the fresh Latin flavors of Cuba, Peru, Chile, Mexico and Argentina.
Minetta Tavern Restaurant
Keith McNally has hit the nail on the head, yet again, revamping this 1930’s Greenwich Village dinosaur into a cool, yet still old-school modern speakeasy.
Scarpetta
Rustic Italian cooking in a surprising sleek atmosphere provides a great alternative to the looks-over-substance mantra usually found in Meatpacking restaurants.
44 & X
The atmosphere is crisp and clean (men included) at this west side eatery serving American classics to local Hell’s Kitchen boys and theatre queens.
Amalia
Both a restaurant and a lounge, Amalia is bringing a downtown feel to the often drab Midtown - before the college kids take over the place.
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