New York City Restaurants

Pretty lights suspended from the ceiling, wooden furnishings, and a cozy bar define this restaurant's interiors. It has some highly unusual fare on its menu, which is why it is quite popular. For the more adventurous at heart,... more

This neighborhood restaurant, located in the heart of Brooklyn, serves great Mediterranean and Middle Eastern fare, which has a strong Israeli undertone to it. You can delve into the flavors and fragrances of Falafel, Hummus, P... more

Blue Chili has a very contemporary theme going for it; from the decor to the food, you'll find strong traces of creativity. The interiors have a very dramatic feel, with stark white walls complemented by colored lighting. The p... more

A comparative new comer in Restaurant Row's eating scene, Brazil Brazil has already made its mark as a neighborhood hangout. It is located very close to the Broadway and Times Square. The interiors are done up in bright colors,... more

The Big Apple is booming – lots of new eateries have lined up, leaving you with several options in hand. Celeb chef Bobby Flay cooks up real American treats at his third venture-Bar Americain. The menu features classic dishes f... more

A crackling fire place, soft lighting, unvarnished brick walls and wrought iron fixtures surely succeed in creating a very romantic ambience at Metsovo. The Greek menu features standard delicacies, and all you seafood lovers -... more

If you are tired of the usual Chinese and Mexican food options and are feeling a bit more adventurous, the Sunshine Restaurant is the place for you. It serves lesser-known (but by no means less appetizing!) Sri Lankan cuisine.... more

The owners of this eatery seem to have struck a balance between music and food - and that's why you'll find the menu printed on CD covers here! Chef Jeff Hardinger knows how to compose a great symphony when it comes to blending... more

This relatively new restaurant in the Theatre District is a fresh take on contemporary Italian cuisine. Located within the Flatotel, the restaurant makes for a great hangout for theater-goers, as well as the corporate crowd. Th... more

Meat eaters will love to frequent Porcão Churrascaria that opened in Park Avenue in December 2005. Part of the Porcão group of restaurants, the 240-seat, 11,000-square-foot joint faces no competition from the various famous eat... more