New York City Restaurants

Village, with its American and French cuisine, will leave you more than satisfied. Housed in a beautiful 1920s building that has been renovated by owner cum chef Stephen Lyle, this restaurant has a vintage skylight to add to it... more

This hot new destination is located in the Meatpacking area. Classic American dishes like Southern Fried Chicken, Macaroni and Cheese, Onion Rings, Chocolate Banana Bread Pudding, and Apple Pie line the menu. The decor is a fus... more

This New York University area branch of the popular Thai chain boasts the same bamboo-filled Asian decor and open kitchen as its numerous other locations throughout New York City. However, this spot is somewhat smaller than mos... more

Part of a growing trend of like-minded downtown Manhattan restaurants, Blue Hill serves only the freshest, highest quality ingredients that are in season at the moment. In addition, this creative American restaurant features an... more

Opened in 1827, this is America's oldest restaurant. Delmonico's is a true witness to America's grand history. It is one of the few that survived the Great Fire of 1835, the Stock Exchange's Great Panic of 1837, and the Civil W... more

Choose this Mexican oasis to get away from the chaotic life out on the city streets. Rosa Mexicana, a chain of restaurants originating in New York, provides diners with an authentic yet extremely stylish Mexican experience. Fro... more

Ceiling fans, striped chairs, low candles and palm trees create a mysterious tropical ambiance at this trendy downtown spot, as music plays softly in the background. The upscale restaurant is especially popular with young black... more

The Upper West Side is smoked-fish turf, but when The Neptune Room arrived in 2004, the neighborhood had its first seafood "shack." I use the word shack figuratively because the restaurant, with its aged yacht decor, is... more

This lively Tribeca restaurant serves good Mexican food, and the crowd and ambiance make for a festive evening out. Stylized Mexican decor includes tile floors and knickknacks, and the mural above the bar is a beautiful example... more

Filipino food is definitely worth exploring, particularly in this upscale setting. Located in the heart of Soho, Cendrillon is often loud and busy, so be prepared to talk above the din. The bar is a pleasant spot to stop for a... more