Elizabeth Restaurants

The word “klong” is not an onomatopoeia; it originates from Thailand, and means “canal”. This is just what you will find here, or at least an illusion of the same. Enter a polished steel arch into a Thai-inspired calm ambiance.... more

The wrap craze has taken over New York City, and the proof is the crowds here at lunchtime. This spot is known for its tasty wrapped sandwiches, as well as the crazy names that go along with them. Try Gimme the Beef Boy or A Ni... more

This small Italian restaurant is modeled on a traditional Italian liquor bar and opens early in the day to serve breakfast in addition to lunch and dinner. The restaurant’s breakfast menu features a variety of delicious bake... more

Reported as having one of the best macaroons in town—the Almondine Bakery is really popular for its flavors. This is an excellent place to visit for brunch or breakfast according to the locals. Including the fact that they bake... more

The ambiance is bohemian and service prompt. But what attracts people to this hidden treasure cove is the casual air and tres chic food, which combines art and wholesome goodness. Roasted sea bass, calamar bois bende, Moqueca,... more

Italian-style small plates including the ever-popular paninis and bruschetta, feature at this trendy Lower East Side eatery. An extension of Cafe 'ino in the West Village, 'inoteca is an inexpensive but excellent option for Ita... more

With a name that means 'come come' WaWa canteen located near New York University, attracts its fair share of students and locals. While the cuisine on offer is Korean, the dishes are not nearly spicy enough and hence deprived o... more

Popularly known as "a gem of authenticity", chef Roberto Passon owns this chic restaurant in the heart of Theater District. The food is strictly Italian; there are Tuscan and Roman influences, which make the fare irresistibly d... more

Dining will be a memorable affair at Bobo. Enjoy a nicely and carefully prepared continental meal at this wonderful place decorated with crystal waterfall chandeliers and mesmerizing candles. The decor is simple and Bohemian, w... more

This slightly seedy Irish bar and restaurant is a real New York City find. The front dining area is lit by candles and has an Old World atmosphere. There is an open garden dining area in the rear, perfect for large groups or pa... more