For over 80 years, Li-Lac has been churning out some of the most sought-after homemade chocolates in New York.
Sex and the City may have made the cupcake spot famous, but the confections speak for themselves; they’re divine.
Eat fresh from the garden at Rosemary’s, where the vegetables come from the rooftop farm. Rustic italian delights are served for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Enjoy hula-hoops, chili lights, and margaritas at the Mexican joint that’s a party all night.
One of the city’s finest gastro-pubs is known for its unbelievable burgers and long lines. Still, a meal at this West Village classic is worth the wait.
Everything is tiny at this romantic French bistro: small plates, small silverware, and small plates. But perfected steak tartare and gratin make this a perfect date spot.
The restaurant serves perfectly crafted plates of seafood, seasonal veggies, and memorable cuts of meat to residents who will talk your ear off about the elegant and delicious dishes if you let them.
Try the green falafel sandwich ($6.25). The flavorful green falafel–fried mashed chickpea mixed with parsley, mint, and cilantro–are moist on the inside, and lightly crisp on the outside. Read more.
The cheesesteaks are popular, but try Adrian’s Atomic Avalanche ($9.75) instead. It begins as a typical cheesesteak, but is topped with pepperoni, hot peppers, fried mozzarella balls & marinara sauce. Read more.
The carnitas (pork) are seared and slow cooked, leaving them juicy and flavorful, with the right amount of salty kick before being wrapped in corn tortilla along with toppings of your choice. Read more.
