New York City Restaurants

St. Andrews is a popular restaurant serving up authentic seafood and steaks a la Scot-style! Walk in to find a exquisite and distinguished decor welcoming you in a warm and casual setting. Don't be surprised to find men in kilt... more

Formerly known as Mix, the Kobe Club is adorned with Asian paraphernalia. You must check in here if you are a meat lover—this place serves succulent Kobe beef from Japan. Besides, Chef Josh DeChellis conjures up brilliant creat... more

Sant Ambroeus' liberal use of raw beef and cold veal is a strong indication that this is not your average Italian restaurant. Here, the emphasis is on tradition and simplicity. Choose from a number of delicate salads of fresh g... more

Esoteric French cuisine is what Chef Rachou serves at his upmarket midtown restaurant. Sensational roast duck, rack of lamb and Escargots de Bourgogne are served with affordable French wine. No meal can be complete without tryi... more

Italian-style paninis are the star at this trendy West Village eatery, where you can duck in for a quick lunch or linger over wine and dessert. 'ino manages to capture both simplicity and superb flavor, all while avoiding destr... more

Brightly-colored walls, a turquoise bar and cheery tablecloths make up the casual interiors of Cubana Cafe. Photos and symbolic Cuban knick-knacks adorn the walls at this warm and friendly eatery. Caribbean and Latin American... more

A vibrant ambiance, colorful interior, and spacious feel are what this trattoria is all about. Al di Là serves up authentic North Italian cooking in an atmosphere that molds itself to your needs—if you're with a date, it can pa... more

With a décor that will transport you to a pub in Ireland, Stout is a beer valley which houses exclusive malts. This high ceilinged bar, sports an extensive beer collection and has varied stouts like dry, imperial, oatmeal and s... more

Dining at the New Chao Chow restaurant may be a cramped affair but you are sure to relish authentic Chinese cuisine here. A neighborhood favorite, this place may be low-key but the flavorful Chinese preparations draw in the cro... more

A recent addition to Chelsea's restaurant scene, this steakhouse was more than welcome in the neighborhood. With a raw bar, wine bar, Italian cuisine and alfresco seating, the crowds never go disappointed. If you can't afford t... more