Best Delis in NYC: Hand-Carved Hot Pastrami on Rye & Matzo Ball Soup
Brined for weeks, coated in black pepper and coriander, smoked over hardwood, and steamed until fork-tender—here are the authentic delicatessens that define New York.
Katz’s Delicatessen (205 E Houston St)
Hold onto your paper ticket, tip your cutter at the counter for a hot sample, and order the hand-carved pastrami on club rye with mustard.
2nd Ave Deli (Est. 1954)
Certified kosher delicatessen famous for towering corned beef and pastrami sandwiches, gribenes, and fluffy matzo balls.
Barney Greengrass (Est. 1908)
Classic New York appetizing & deli dining room at 86th & Amsterdam—loved by generations of Manhattanites.
Sarge’s Delicatessen & Diner (Murray Hill)
Open late on Lexington Ave with house-cured pastrami, potato pancakes, and New York cheesecake.
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Katz’s Delicatessen
📍 205 E Houston St, Manhattan
New York’s 1888 landmark delicatessen — hand-carved hot pastrami piled high on seeded rye with mustard and half-sour pickles.
Peter Luger Steak House
📍 178 Broadway, Brooklyn
Established in 1887 — the gold standard for sizzling dry-aged USDA Prime porterhouse steak for two, thick-cut bacon, and German potatoes.
Lombardi’s Coal Oven Pizza
📍 32 Spring St, Manhattan
America’s first pizzeria (1905) baking smoky, blistered coal-fired margherita pies with fresh mozzarella, San Marzano tomatoes, and sweet basil.
Russ & Daughters
📍 179 E Houston St, Manhattan
Fourth-generation NYC appetizing icon since 1914 — hand-sliced Gaspe Nova smoked salmon, cream cheese, capers, and warm kettle-boiled bagels.
Keens Steakhouse
📍 72 W 36th St, Manhattan
Historic 1885 chophouse beneath 50,000 clay churchwarden pipes — famous for the legendary Mutton Chop, Prime ribeye, and 300+ single malts.
Grand Central Oyster Bar
📍 89 E 42nd St (Lower Level)
Beneath glowing Guastavino vaulted tile arches since 1913 — 25+ daily varieties of freshly shucked Blue Point & Kumamoto oysters and pan roasts.
Carbone
📍 181 Thompson St, Manhattan
Tuxedoed captains, tableside Caesar salad, spicy rigatoni vodka, and veal parmesan in Greenwich Village’s most electric Italian-American dining room.
Le Bernardin
📍 155 W 51st St, Manhattan
Chef Eric Ripert’s Three-Michelin-Star temple of haute seafood — barely touched tuna, poached halibut, and world-class sommelier pairings.
Minetta Tavern
📍 113 MacDougal St, Manhattan
Red-leather 1937 Village bohemian tavern home to the legendary Black Label Burger — dry-aged ribeye & brisket blend with caramelized onions.
Joe’s Shanghai
📍 46 Bowery, Manhattan
Steaming bamboo baskets of handmade pork & crabmeat Xiao Long Bao (soup dumplings) with rich savory broth in the heart of Chinatown.
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Lombardi’s & John’s of Bleecker St
America’s first 1905 coal-brick oven pizzeria on Spring Street & West Village charred whole pies — no slices, pure NYC history.
📍 32 Spring St & 278 Bleecker St · Walk-In FriendlyKatz’s Delicatessen & Russ & Daughters
Hand-carved hot pastrami on seeded rye at 205 E Houston St, steps from 1914 hand-sliced Gaspe Nova lox & bagels.
📍 205 E Houston St & 179 E Houston St · Iconic CounterPeter Luger, Keens & Delmonico’s
USDA Prime dry-aged porterhouse for two sizzling in clarified butter, 1885 churchwarden pipes & Wall Street’s 1837 chophouse.
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Best Delis & Hot Pastrami in NYC
Hand-carved hot pastrami on seeded rye at Katz’s (205 E Houston St), 2nd Ave Deli, Sarge’s & Liebman’s with nearby boutique hotels.
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Classic NYC Steakhouses
Peter Luger (178 Broadway), Keens (72 W 36th St), Gallagher’s, Delmonico’s & Gage & Tollner with walking-distance hotel stays.
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Lombardi’s (32 Spring St), John’s of Bleecker, Joe’s, Lucali, Juliana’s & Di Fara with neighborhood hotel pairings.
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Best Bagels & Nova Lox in NYC
Kettle-boiled NYC bagels & Gaspe Nova salmon at Russ & Daughters (179 E Houston St), Zabar’s & Barney Greengrass.
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#001 · Midtown · Classics & fine dining21 Club A legendary Midtown institution of New York dining.
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#002 · Murray Hill · Delis & sandwiches2nd Ave Deli Classic Jewish deli sandwiches and matzo ball soup.
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#003 · Morningside Heights · BagelsAbsolute Bagels A neighborhood bagel favorite on the Upper West Side.
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#004 · Long Island City, Queens · IndianAdda Indian Canteen Street-food style Indian in Long Island City.
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#005 · Hell’s Kitchen · Bakeries & sweetsAmy’s Bread Artisan bread and pastries on Ninth Avenue.
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#006 · SoHo · SeafoodAquagrill A SoHo oyster bar and seafood staple.
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#007 · The Bronx · Food neighborhoodsArthur Avenue The Bronx’s Little Italy, with markets, bakeries and old-school restaurants.
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#008 · Queens · Food neighborhoodsAstoria Greek tavernas, Middle Eastern spots and beer gardens.
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#009 · SoHo · Classics & fine diningBalthazar A bustling French brasserie in SoHo.
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#010 · Theater District · ItalianBecco Pre-theater Italian with an unlimited pasta tasting.
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#011 · Upper East Side · Classic barsBemelmans Bar The Carlyle’s famous piano bar with a hand-painted mural.
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#012 · Chelsea · Bakeries & sweetsBilly’s Bakery Retro cupcakes, banana pudding and cakes.
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#013 · Midtown · BurgersBurger Joint A hidden burger counter tucked behind a curtain in a Midtown hotel lobby.
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#014 · West Village · Brunch & dinersBuvette A Parisian-style gastrotheque on Grove Street.
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#015 · Upper East Side · Classics & fine diningCafe Boulud Elegant French dining on East 76th Street.
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#016 · Upper West Side · Brunch & dinersCafe Luxembourg A long-running French bistro near Lincoln Center.
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#017 · Greenwich Village · Classics & fine diningCarbone Old-school Italian-American glamour on Thompson Street.
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#018 · Theater District · Classics & fine diningCarmine’s Family-style Italian platters near Times Square.
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#019 · Long Island City, Queens · MexicanCasa Enrique Chiapas-style Mexican in Long Island City.
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#020 · Chelsea · Food halls & marketsChelsea Market An indoor food hall in a former factory beside the High Line.
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#021 · Lower Manhattan · Food neighborhoodsChinatown Dumplings, noodles, bakeries and bustling Mott Street.
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#022 · Chinatown · Bakeries & sweetsChinatown Ice Cream Factory Lychee, almond cookie and black sesame scoops since 1978.
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#023 · Lower East Side · Brunch & dinersClinton St. Baking Company Famous for buttermilk pancakes and biscuits.
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#024 · West Village · BurgersCorner Bistro A no-frills Village burger and beer bar.
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#025 · Flatiron · MexicanCosme Modern Mexican from chef Enrique Olvera.
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#026 · Flatiron · KoreanCote Korean Steakhouse Korean steakhouse with grill tables and set menus.
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#027 · Murray Hill · Food neighborhoodsCurry Hill Lexington Avenue’s Indian restaurants and spice shops.
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#028 · Upper East Side · Classics & fine diningDaniel Daniel Boulud’s flagship French restaurant.
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#029 · Greenwich Village · Classic barsDante An Italian aperitivo bar and Negroni favorite.
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#030 · East Village · Classic barsDeath & Co Pioneering craft cocktails on East 6th Street.
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#031 · Red Hook, Brooklyn · Delis & sandwichesDefonte’s Heroes and sandwiches since 1922.
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#032 · Financial District · SteakhousesDelmonico’s A historic Wall Street-area steakhouse and restaurant name.
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#033 · Lower East Side · IndianDhamaka Regional Indian dishes at Essex Market.
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#034 · Midwood, Brooklyn · PizzaDi Fara Pizza A pilgrimage-worthy Brooklyn pizzeria known for its slices.
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#035 · Chinatown · Chinatown eatsDim Sum Go Go Modern dim sum with a long menu near Chatham Square.
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#036 · SoHo · Bakeries & sweetsDominique Ansel Bakery The home of the Cronut.
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#037 · West Village · Bakeries & sweetsMagnolia Bakery Famous banana pudding and classic cupcakes on Bleecker Street.
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#038 · West Village · ItalianDon Angie Italian-American favorites, famous for stuffed garlic flatbread.
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#039 · Lower East Side · Bakeries & sweetsDoughnut Plant Creative doughnuts and tres leches flavors.
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#040 · Lower Manhattan · Food neighborhoodsEast Village Casual global food and late-night spots.
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#041 · Flatiron · Food halls & marketsEataly NYC Flatiron An Italian marketplace with counters and restaurants.
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#042 · SoHo · SeafoodEd’s Lobster Bar Lobster rolls and raw bar on Lafayette Street.
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#043 · Flatiron · Brunch & dinersEisenberg’s Sandwich Shop A 1929 lunch counter with egg creams and tuna melts.
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#044 · Flatiron · Classics & fine diningEleven Madison Park A fine-dining landmark facing Madison Square Park.
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#045 · Theater District · Brunch & dinersEllen’s Stardust Diner Singing waiters in the heart of Broadway.
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#046 · Chelsea · Brunch & dinersEmpire Diner An Art Deco diner on Tenth Avenue.
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#047 · West Village · Classic barsEmployees Only A speakeasy-style cocktail bar open late.
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#048 · Theater District · SeafoodEsca Italian seafood near Times Square.
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#049 · Midtown East · BagelsEss-a-Bagel Large, chewy bagels on Third Avenue.
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#050 · Lower East Side · Food halls & marketsEssex Market A long-running public market with local vendors.
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#051 · Little Italy · Bakeries & sweetsFerrara Bakery An Italian pastry shop on Grand Street since 1892.
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#052 · NoHo · SeafoodFish Cheeks Thai seafood with bold flavors on Bond Street.
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#053 · Queens · Food neighborhoodsFlushing A major Chinatown with regional Chinese food.
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#054 · Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn · ItalianFrankie’s 457 Spuntino Brooklyn Italian known for cavatelli and meatballs.
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#055 · Theater District · SteakhousesGallagher’s Steakhouse Dry-aged steaks near Broadway.
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#056 · Meatpacking District · Food halls & marketsGansevoort Market Food hall with vendors on West 14th Street.
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#057 · Greenwich Village · Classics & fine diningGotham Bar and Grill A Village favorite for refined American dining.
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#058 · Flatiron · Classics & fine diningGramercy Tavern A beloved New York restaurant for seasonal American cooking.
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#059 · Grand Central · Food halls & marketsGrand Central Market Fresh food and gourmet shops inside the terminal.
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#060 · Grand Central · SeafoodGrand Central Oyster Bar Seafood under the vaulted tile ceilings of Grand Central.
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#061 · Chinatown · Chinatown eatsGreat N.Y. Noodle Town Noodles, roast meats and congee on the Bowery.
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#062 · Downtown · Food neighborhoodsGreenwich Village Italian cafes, pizzerias and cozy bistros.
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#063 · DUMBO, Brooklyn · PizzaGrimaldi’s Coal-oven pies under the Brooklyn Bridge.
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#064 · Koreatown · KoreanHangawi Vegetarian Korean dining, shoes off.
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#065 · Upper Manhattan · Food neighborhoodsHarlem Soul food, jazz clubs and West African restaurants.
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#066 · Midtown West · Food neighborhoodsHell’s Kitchen (Ninth Avenue) A strip of international restaurants near the theaters.
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#067 · Koreatown · KoreanHer Name Is Han Cozy Korean kitchen in Koreatown.
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#068 · Chinatown · Chinatown eatsHwa Yuan Szechuan Sichuan dishes and cold sesame noodles in a historic East Broadway space.
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#069 · Midtown · Japanese & ramenIchiran Times Square Solo ramen booths in the Garment District.
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#070 · NoHo · ItalianIl Buco Rustic Italian and Mediterranean cooking on Bond Street.
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#071 · Greenwich Village · ItalianIl Mulino A long-running Village Italian institution.
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#072 · Sunset Park, Brooklyn · Food halls & marketsIndustry City Food Hall Brooklyn food hall in a waterfront warehouse complex.
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#073 · East Village · Japanese & ramenIppudo NY Hakata-style tonkotsu ramen on Fourth Avenue.
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#074 · Hell’s Kitchen · BurgersIsland Burgers & Shakes A tiny Ninth Avenue burger counter near the theaters.
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#075 · Upper East Side · BurgersJ.G. Melon A classic neighborhood pub burger.
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#076 · Queens · Food neighborhoodsJackson Heights South Asian, Latin American and Himalayan food on every block.
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#077 · Columbus Circle · Classics & fine diningJean-Georges Michelin-starred dining by Jean-Georges Vongerichten.
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#078 · Theater District · Classic barsJimmy’s Corner A no-frills boxing bar in the Theater District.
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#079 · Greenwich Village · PizzaJoe’s Pizza The classic New York slice, folded and eaten on the go.
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#080 · Chinatown · Chinatown eatsJoe’s Shanghai Known for soup dumplings on the Bowery.
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#081 · West Village · PizzaJohn’s of Bleecker Street Old-school coal-oven pies in a classic Village dining room.
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#082 · Koreatown · KoreanJongro BBQ Korean barbecue near West 32nd Street.
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#083 · DUMBO, Brooklyn · PizzaJuliana’s Coal-oven pizza steps from Brooklyn Bridge Park.
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#084 · Downtown Brooklyn · Bakeries & sweetsJunior’s Cheesecake A Brooklyn diner and cheesecake institution.
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#085 · Flatiron · IndianJunoon Upscale Indian cuisine near Madison Square Park.
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#086 · Lower East Side · Delis & sandwichesKatz’s Delicatessen Famous for pastrami on rye, serving since the 1880s.
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#087 · Herald Square · SteakhousesKeens Steakhouse Famous for mutton chop and a ceiling of clay pipes.
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#088 · Midtown · Classic barsKing Cole Bar The St. Regis bar known for its mural and the Red Snapper cocktail.
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#089 · Midtown South · Food neighborhoodsKoreatown Korean barbecue and late-night spots around West 32nd Street.
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#090 · Lower East Side · BagelsKossar’s Bialys A long-running bialy bakery on Grand Street.
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#091 · West Village · ItalianL’Artusi Modern Italian small plates and pastas on West 10th Street.
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#092 · Midtown West · SeafoodLe Bernardin A celebrated fine-dining seafood restaurant.
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#093 · Upper West Side · Bakeries & sweetsLevain Bakery Famous, giant cookies.
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#094 · Williamsburg, Brooklyn · ItalianLilia Handmade pastas and wood-fired dishes in a former auto body shop.
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#095 · Lower Manhattan · Food neighborhoodsLittle Italy Red-sauce restaurants and pastry shops on Mulberry Street.
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#096 · Chelsea Market · SeafoodLobster Place Fresh seafood counter and sushi bar inside Chelsea Market.
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#097 · Tribeca · ItalianLocanda Verde Italian comfort food at the Greenwich Hotel.
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#098 · Nolita · PizzaLombardi’s Coal-oven pizza in Little Italy, open since 1905.
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#099 · Chelsea Market · MexicanLos Tacos No. 1 Famous adobada tacos inside Chelsea Market.
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#100 · Downtown · Food neighborhoodsLower East Side Historic delis, bars and trendy new restaurants.
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#101 · Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn · PizzaLucali Candlelit brick-oven pizza and calzones in Brooklyn.
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#102 · West Village · Bakeries & sweetsMagnolia Bakery Cupcakes and banana pudding on Bleecker Street.
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#103 · Greenwich Village · Delis & sandwichesMamoun’s Falafel Quick, cheap falafel sandwiches near Washington Square.
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#104 · Central Park South · ItalianMarea Italian seafood and handmade pasta near Columbus Circle.
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#105 · East Village · Classic barsMcSorley’s Old Ale House One of the city’s oldest saloons.
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#106 · Chinatown · Chinatown eatsMei Lai Wah Baked and steamed pork buns from a long-running Bayard Street bakery.
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#107 · Hudson Yards · Food halls & marketsMercado Little Spain José Andrés’ Spanish food hall at Hudson Yards.
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#108 · Greenwich Village · BurgersMinetta Tavern A historic Village tavern famous for its Black Label burger.
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#109 · East Village · Japanese & ramenMomofuku Noodle Bar David Chang’s original noodle bar on First Avenue.
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#110 · Chelsea · BagelsMurray’s Bagels Hand-rolled bagels and spreads near Chelsea Market.
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#111 · Flushing · Chinatown eatsNan Xiang Xiao Long Bao Soup dumplings in the heart of Flushing’s Chinatown.
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#112 · Flushing · Chinatown eatsNew World Mall Food Court A basement food court packed with regional Chinese stalls.
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#113 · Financial District · Japanese & ramenNobu Downtown Japanese-Peruvian seafood from the famed Nobu team.
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#114 · Chinatown · Chinatown eatsNom Wah Tea Parlor Dim sum in a historic tea parlor on Doyers Street.
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#115 · Meatpacking District · SteakhousesOld Homestead Steakhouse A long-established steakhouse in the Meatpacking District.
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#116 · Upper East Side · Delis & sandwichesPastrami Queen Kosher-style deli, known for pastrami.
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#117 · East Harlem · PizzaPatsy’s Pizzeria Coal-oven pizza since 1933 in East Harlem.
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#118 · Columbus Circle · Classics & fine diningPer Se A tasting-menu landmark in the Time Warner Center.
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#119 · Williamsburg, Brooklyn · SteakhousesPeter Luger Steak House A long-running steakhouse. Reserve well ahead.
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#120 · Nolita · PizzaPrince Street Pizza Known for thick, crispy-edged squares topped with pepperoni cups.
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#121 · Chinatown · Chinatown eatsProsperity Dumpling Cheap, crispy fried dumplings and a Chinatown budget classic.
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#122 · Red Hook, Brooklyn · SeafoodRed Hook Lobster Pound Maine-style lobster rolls on the Brooklyn waterfront.
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#123 · Bushwick, Brooklyn · PizzaRoberta’s Wood-fired pizza in a Bushwick favorite.
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#124 · Nolita · PizzaRubirosa Thin-crust pizza and Italian-American favorites.
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#125 · Hell’s Kitchen · Classic barsRudy’s Bar & Grill A dive bar with free hot dogs on Ninth Avenue.
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#126 · Lower East Side · BagelsRuss & Daughters Bagels with lox, smoked fish and appetizing classics.
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#127 · Upper West Side · Brunch & dinersSarabeth’s A classic NYC brunch with fluffy pancakes.
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#128 · Curry Hill · IndianSaravanaa Bhavan South Indian vegetarian dosas on Lexington Avenue.
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#129 · Murray Hill · Delis & sandwichesSarge’s Deli A 24-hour-style deli favorite for sandwiches and soups.
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#130 · Lower East Side · PizzaScarr’s Pizza Old-school slices with house-milled flour.
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#131 · Upper East Side · Bakeries & sweetsSerendipity 3 Frozen hot chocolate and over-the-top desserts.
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#132 · Flatiron · BurgersShake Shack, Madison Square Park Where the Shake Shack story began, in Madison Square Park.
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#133 · Midtown East · SteakhousesSmith & Wollensky A classic Midtown steakhouse on Third Avenue.
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#134 · Midtown East · SteakhousesSparks Steak House A classic Midtown steakhouse near Grand Central.
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#135 · Brooklyn · Food neighborhoodsSunset Park Brooklyn’s Chinatown, with dim sum and Latin eats.
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#136 · West Village · Japanese & ramenSushi Nakazawa Omakase sushi on Commerce Street.
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#137 · Central Park · Classics & fine diningTavern on the Green A historic restaurant at the edge of Central Park.
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#138 · Grand Central · Classic barsThe Campbell A hidden cocktail bar inside Grand Central Terminal.
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#139 · Financial District · Classic barsThe Dead Rabbit A celebrated Irish pub and cocktail bar.
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#140 · Midtown · Classics & fine diningThe Modern Dining overlooking MoMA’s sculpture garden.
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#141 · Central Park South · Classic barsThe Oak Bar A classic bar at The Plaza.
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#142 · Midtown · Food neighborhoodsTheater District Pre-show dining around Times Square and Broadway.
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#143 · Prospect Heights, Brooklyn · Brunch & dinersTom’s Restaurant A Brooklyn neighborhood diner, loved for pancakes and egg creams.
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#144 · East Village · BagelsTompkins Square Bagels Fresh bagels with creative cream cheeses.
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#145 · Coney Island, Brooklyn · PizzaTotonno’s Coal-oven pies by the boardwalk since 1924.
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#146 · Hell’s Kitchen · Japanese & ramenTotto Ramen Small, busy ramen counter near the Theater District.
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#147 · Union Square · Classics & fine diningUnion Square Cafe A New York dining classic near Union Square.
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#148 · Midtown East · Food halls & marketsUrbanspace Vanderbilt A casual food hall beside Grand Central.
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#149 · Chinatown · Chinatown eatsVanessa’s Dumpling House Pan-fried dumplings and sesame pancakes on Eldridge Street.
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#150 · East Village · Bakeries & sweetsVeniero’s Pasticceria Italian pastries and cannoli since 1894.
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#151 · West Village · ItalianVia Carota A cozy West Village trattoria with seasonal Italian plates.
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#152 · Chinatown · Chinatown eatsWah Fung No. 1 Fast Food Roast pork over rice, a cheap take-out legend on Chrystie Street.
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#153 · Flushing · Chinatown eatsWhite Bear A tiny Flushing spot known for wontons in chili oil.
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#154 · West Village · Classic barsWhite Horse Tavern A historic Village tavern with outdoor seating.
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#155 · Brooklyn · Food neighborhoodsWilliamsburg Brooklyn’s food scene, markets and rooftop bars.
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#156 · Chinatown · Chinatown eatsWo Hop A long-running Cantonese-American basement favorite.
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#157 · Murray Hill · SteakhousesWolfgang’s Steakhouse Dry-aged porterhouse on Park Avenue.
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#158 · Chinatown · Chinatown eatsXi’an Famous Foods Hand-pulled noodles with bold Western China flavors.
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#12,571 · Upper West Side · Delis & sandwichesZabar’s An Upper West Side food emporium for smoked fish, cheese and coffee.
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