This Choice Eats participant brought Easter Sausage in a blanket with Radegast mustard dipping sauce, Beef Cheek Carbonnade, and (mmmm) Donuts with Chocolate Sauce.
Get a Saturday afternoon tour at the Brooklyn Brewery. Last departure into the depth of hops and barley leaves at 4pm.
Go on Saturday afternoon and try the burger. It’s only $8 and it’s the freshest, tastiest burger.
Go right when they open to avoid the crowds and get the best selection. Otherwise, you’ll be forced to wait in line outside.
Because you can't. Wear. The same thing. Over and over. An incredible selection of jeans and cute buys from lines like 3.1 Phillip Lim and Vince make this a fun stop.
Get the vodka pizza. Made with a sauce infused with pancetta, Parmesan, and vodka, it brings an undefinably savory quality to their thin, crunchy bar-style pies. Read more.
Fried chicken dinners, pork chop and chow chow sandwiches, biscuits, collard greens, and banana cream pie -- all in a quaint 17-seater on Avenue C. Read more.
Serving what might be the best sandwiches in town. Try the Grilled Khmer Sausage Sandwich with Market Pickles and the Grilled Corn on the cob. Be ready for really long lines.
In a city known for hot dogs, the hefty all-beef Sabrett at Old Town Bar reigns supreme. It’s one of our #100best dishes and drinks of 2011. Read more.
Go through the phone booth at Crif Dogs and order a Benton’s Old Fashioned with bacon infused bourbon. Cocktails and gourmet hot dogs.
Brave the line for the dirigible-size This Way—a roast-beef classic made with mounds of succulent prime rib drenched in oceans of Cheez Whiz. Featured in Where to Eat 2011! Read more.
This is THE bar for University of Michigan fans! $30 3-hour open bar before the game. Nightly happy hour until 7pm.
Holding strong as an underground electronic party hotspot; watch out for SR’s BasicNYC parties with Sleepy & Boo – great DJ bookings. Read more.
NYC’s best cheap falafel costs $2.50. Also try the pita with baba ganouj or the shawarma sandwich. Careful with the spicy sauce!
Definitely start with the Pork Buns. Then try and devour a bowl of the momofuku ramen (pork belly, shoulder and poached egg). Or plan ahead, make a reservation and have the fried chicken!
Try the Hickory Short Rib Burger and the Charred Brussel Sprouts. Excellent microbrew menu as well.
Check out their apparel, art, surf boards, grooming products, and more while you grab a coffee and hang out on the back deck!
Try the incredible lamb burger and get the triple-fried fries on the side.
Come check out exhibit for Lowline concept (think an underground Highline Park) here for month of April 2012!
Pianos usually runs late with their set times. That’s OK, ‘cause the food menu’s great: surprisingly good nachos with chickpeas. Read more.
Delivering on a promise of "rare, new and unusual beer" from around the corner and around the world, this bar sports knowledgeable staff and an offbeat vibe in a space hidden behind Jane's Sweet Buns.
A definite must for the Dim Sum - the waitstaff is extremely helpful, the food is fresh, the room is clean and they put pictures of food on the carts.
Hot 97 remembers Big Pun. Check in, show your pics and share your thoughts. R.I.P. Christopher Rios (11/10/71-2/7/00).
PHOTO: Check out this pic shot outside Umberto's in 1972, the year that "Crazy Joe" Gallo was gunned down by mobsters inside! Read more.
The burger or the whole large pizzas are what to order - skip the single serving pizzas.
You should probably (definitely) order El Cheeseburger, but there's also tacos, lighter snacks, and a bacon-wrapped hot dog. Which we're pretty sure can never be a bad thing.
The hottest place to get beer in New York. Its crazy draught rig, and the bar's access to the kooky Evil Twin beers are just the beginning—have a look at the extensive list of rare European bottles.
Formerly an actual candy store, this is a great place to hang out, grab a beer, and see a band. It’s hot, though, so dress light! – Piotr S.
taste the beers they have on tap while you peruse their bottled selection and pantry items - don't miss the goats milk caramel or the locally brewed Grimm ales.
Search YouTube for Shotcutnyc Gil Scott heron to see video of this mural being created
