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- Brooklyn Diner. American Restaurant in Theatre District. Even if the name doesn’t suggest it, the diner is really close to Times Square! The Brooklyn Diner is a diner like it is in a book: both from the outside and the inside.
- Bubby's Tribeca. American Restaurant in Tribeca. When it comes to the best brunch in Tribeca NYC, Bubby’s is a neighborhood diner that offers a unique experience.
- Double Chicken Please. Bar in Lower East Side. Double Chicken Please by Emmanuel Rosario. The Double Chicken Please is a cocktail bar & restaurant in the Lower East Side and definitely worth a visit.
- Empire Diner. American Restaurant in Chelsea. This American Diner in Chelsea is an icon of NYC – you can’t miss it, because a beautiful graffiti decorates the building.
Manhatta is a modern New York restaurant that combines tradition with contemporary creativity. Our ever-evolving restaurant, boundary-pushing chefs counter, and award-wining bar offer three distinct experiences at the top of New York.
- Eleven Madison Park. American creative. Flatiron. price 4 of 4. Swiss chef Daniel Humm mans the kitchen at this vast Art Deco jewel, which began life as a brasserie before evolving into one of the city’s most rarefied and progressive eateries.
- Estela. Contemporary American. Nolita. price 2 of 4. Here you are at 8pm on a Monday, in a packed restaurant with an hour-and-a-half wait. The fashionably cookie-cutter decor—exposed brick, globe lights, hulking marble bar, you know the drill—suggests you’ve stumbled into another bustling rustic restaurant-cum-bar that’s not worth the wait.
- ABC Kitchen. Contemporary American. Union Square. price 2 of 4. While plenty of New York restaurants have lately made the environment a priority—sourcing their ingredients locally and crafting dining rooms from salvaged materials—none have done so with quite as much visual and gastronomic panache as chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten’s ABC Kitchen.
- Betony. Contemporary American. Midtown West. price 2 of 4. Despite the luxe reworking—matched with a pleasant though militantly stiff waitstaff and those fussy trappings left over from the space’s days as the oligarchic Brasserie Pushkin—chef Bryce Shuman thankfully hasn’t lost his sense of fun.
1 . Valerie. 4.3 (964 reviews) New American. Cocktail Bars. $$Midtown West. This is a placeholder. “Valerie has become my New York safe haven. With an ultra-hip aesthetic, an excellent New American ...” more. Outdoor seating. Takeout. Curbside Pickup. 2 . The Cabin NYC. 4.1 (649 reviews) New American. Cocktail Bars. Breakfast & Brunch.
HOURS. OPEN DAILY. KITCHEN HOURS. Monday-Tuesday. BREAKFAST. 7am-11am. LUNCH & DINNER. 11:30am-10pm. —–. Wednesday-Friday. BREAKFAST. 7am-11am. LUNCH & DINNER. 11:30am-11pm. —–. Saturday & Sunday. BRUNCH. 7am-3pm. DINNER. 4pm-11pm. (1opm on Sunday) BAR HOURS. Daily until 11pm. visit us. 64 W 39TH ST. NEW YORK, NY 10018. RESERVATIONS.
55 Third avenue. New York. 212-420-9800. More info. Lincoln Square. 1900 Broadway. New York. 212-496-5700. More info. Instantly reserve a table. Free online reservations anytime, anywhere.
#1. Eleven Madison Park EDITORS CHOICE. Eleven Madison Park expresses the spirit of grand New York dining with a contemporary accent. Designed by architects Bentel & Bentel, with soaring 30-foot ceilings and windows overlooking beautiful Madison Square Park, the Art-Deco restaurant embodies an urbane sophistication...
