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Looking for New York dining deals? Stretch your food dollars even further with our long list of cheap eats, places you'll get your fill and have a great meal.
Established in 1996, Sakagura has been a pioneer in introducing New Yorkers to the world of sak and continues to be one of the top sake bars in the United States. Their one-of-a-kind menu consists of over 200 kinds of carefully selected sakes, authentic tapas-style Japanese dishe...
211 E 43rd St Ph (Bet. 2nd and 3rd Avenues)Like the debate over which Ray's is the original, the fight over who has New York City's best slice will likely never end. But a good chunk of people—from celebrities to tourists to dyed-in-the-wool New Yorkers—would bestow that honor on Famous Joe's. Those people are 100% correc...
7 Carmine Street (bet. Bleecker St. & 6th Ave.)An unlikely venue considering its Le Parker Meridien Hotel location (French Fries notwithstanding), but some of the best burgers in America can be found in this faux-tacky joint. Burger Joint consistently ranks among the best restaurants in the city for the classic American burge...
118 W 57th St"Seasonable, responsible food" in the Southern style of cooking, including chicken suppers and sandwiches, with high-quality ingredients. Excellent fried chicken and amazing collard greens. Small space, a few tables and seats at bar. Very friendly staff add to intimacy ...
124 East 14th Street (Irving Place)It is a hard claim to make in Asian restaurant rich New York but Dumpling Man on St. Mark's makes dumplings better than anyone else. They range from traditional to exotic flavors. Dumpling places used to be the domain of Chinatown eateries, but not anymore. The North Asian style ...
100 St. Marks PlaceAnother gastropub in the millennial ocean of such eateries, Wilfie & Nell's offers the usual fare of the British and Irish islands, as well as some traditional American cuisine, all in a subdued and rather enchanting space in the West Village.
228 W 4th StreetFrom the proprietor of (and right next to) Spuyten Devil and (across from) Fette Sau, St. Anselm bills itself as a "haute snack bar" focused more heavily on wine than it's cocktail-loving older brother and offering a menu of what we'll call "Midwestern tapas" ...
355 Metropolitan AveA casual American Brasserie with 4 locations in New York City. Classic bistro dishes that utilize local products and purveyors. Popular for after-work drinks or casual meal as well as last stop for late night partiers.
55 3rd Avenue (bet. 10th and 11th)The Noodle Bar is easily what it says it is: aside from the few tables (slightly more during the warmer seasons, although one table is always precariously positioned near the cellar door), most of the seating is set around a long bar that wraps around the speedy noodle cooks. Off...
26 Carmine Street (Bleecker)Standing tall alongside Greenwich Avenue's Tea & Sympathy empire, this chippie has a fine selection of fried fishes and other choices.
112 Greenwich AveWe were thrilled when Dinosaur first opened, expecting everyone from Syracuse to ride down on their Harley-Davidsons. The restaurant imported some local flavor from Upstate, and the result has been a remakable success in west Harlem. With juicy ribs, terrific sandwiches, great si...
700 W 125th StOne of Park Slope's few 24-hour diners, Donuts has become a literary haunt for local writers and the insomniacs of Seventh Avenue. The food is always good, especially late at night, and the service is legendary.
324 7th AveNYU-area restaurant with healthy options for a conscientious crowd.
11 W 8th StZucker’s Bagels and Smoked Fish is New York City’s quintessential neighborhood bagel shop.. They make bagels the old-fashioned way: hand-rolled and kettle-boiled, using only unbromated and unbleached flours and a touch of malt syrup. Their New York bagels have a golden brown exte...
242 8th Ave (West 22nd Street)A slightly chaotic Mexican joint with great, cheap food in the hipster Mecca of Williamsburg, now featuring a full liquor license.
295 Berry StPerennially-popular Corner Bistro is a great hangout in the Village, a beloved institution for its burgers served on flimsy paper plates as well as good draft beer. The ambiance is somewhere between dive and university Bohemian.
331 W 4th St (Jane St.)A friendly pub with long history and great burgers, have your whiskey, beer on tap or cocktail and enjoy the atmosphere. Friendly staff.
16 N. Moore Street (Varick St.)For over 70 years, Peter McManus Cafe has been serving up brews in a throwback—albeit authentic—setting.
152 7th AveFor more than fifty years, customers have crowded into Veselka, a cozy Ukrainian coffee shop in New York City's East Village, to enjoy pierogi, borscht, goulash, and many other unpretentious favorites. Veselka (rainbow in Ukrainian) has grown up from a simple newsstand serving so...
144 2nd Ave (9th St.)Born on the Lower East Side in 1888, with its famous decades-old signs such as "Send a salami to your boy in the army" and window display of thank-you letters from former U.S. presidents, Katz's has repeatedly earned the moniker of most authentic New York deli. Generati...
205 E Houston St (Ludlow St.)Casual Mexican joint on the Upper East Side with a stunningly deep menu full of innovative-yet-authentic cuisine inspired by the markets of Mexico. Sample - carefully - the wide selection of tequilas and when the time comes to slow down switch to microbrews on tap.
1538 2nd AveMinca aptly bills itself as "Ramen Factory," for other than a few standard appetizers, ramen is the only item on the menu. But so many kinds of ramen, served with a really impressive variety of fresh ingredients. Think flavorful mushrooms, great broth, tender pork, and ...
536 E 5th St (Avenues A & B)Shake Shack, a modern day "roadside" burger stand acclaimed for its delicious burgers, hot dogs, frozen custard, beer, wine and more. Multiple locations around the city.</a?
366 Columbus AveThe former Katina's, now run by the folks from the further north Purity Diner.
390 7th AveFamed restaurateur Danny Meyer opened the Shake Shack as a novel way to bring high quality summer food (burgers, fries, hot dogs, shakes) to the masses. The burgers are juicy and come on a great bun; the fries are crisp and tasty; and the caramel shakes and coffee shakes are espe...
Madison Square Park (West 23rd Street & Madison Ave.)Japanese food in Murray Hill.
157 E 28th St (bet. Lexington & 3rd Aves.)It should probably be called Bagel Hole In The Wall, given its Manhattanesque slim margins, but the kitchen that stretches back from the front counter delivers some of Brooklyn's tastiest bagels, with a selection of cream cheese spreads you will marvel at. Not ones to give in to ...
400 7th AveAuthentic Ramen served up in cramped quarters. The city's ramen lovers know this spot so be prepared for long lines, but the wait is well worth it.
366 West 52nd StreetMontreal-style delicatessen.
97A Hoyt StThe third and most oysteriented location of the Mermaid Inn chain, offering delicious food in a welcoming atmosphere that combines a laid-back fish shack mentality with a menu from Executive Chef Laurence Edelman that reads like an oyster bar’s greatest hits: an extensive raw bar...
79 MacDougal StTravel back in time when you enter this tiny sliver of a restaurant on lower Second Avenue. Back when the good old Lower East Side was populated with appetizing stores (like M Schacht diagonally across Second) and delicatessens, B & H vied for your borscht shekels. Times have...
127 2nd AveIndian Cuisine is as diverse as its culture, languages, regions and its climate. Every major region of India brings its own unique dishes and subtle variations to popular dishes. Aromatic Spices are the essence of Indian cuisine. This is the unique formula followed by the Hotel S...
413 Amsterdam Ave (79th and 80th Streets)Popular neighborhood restaurant serving an eclectic American cuisine in a casual laid-back atmosphere. Multiple locations around the city and Brooklyn.
173 Avenue AThe former Dojo West was a college-kid infested, rather bland affair with a far more tasteful interior than its menu. After a six-month renovation, Dojo now operates as an izakaya, which is far more in line with the clientele and the spirit of the neighborhood—if the izakaya craz...
14 West 4th StreetColumbia students love this diner, making for a congenial atmosphere to sample their traditional American fare.
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