Some damn good espresso. Cortado is the read if you want to really taste it without too much milk.
Get the akamaru modern if it's your first time -- by far the most popular. Otherwise, the spicy miso ramen at the bottom of the menu. And obviously, you need to the pork buns. Better than momofuku.
Don't try to be original. Get the green curry ramen and love life. It's a contender for the single best ramen in NYC.
Only $4 for a bowl of really delicate Fuzhou style wonton soup and 6 dumplings.
Get saucy at this festive, industrial-looking BBQ spot, housed in a former garage. Toast to your birth with beer by the gallon and whiskey by the Mason jar. Read more.
Okonomi does Williamsburg proud with waste-free Japanese lunch and exotic ramen dinner. The set menu always involves a bowl of rice and miso soup, the veggie accompaniments vary seasonally. Read more.
if you liked 'sleep no more' but wish it was way more intimate and structured, come see this. a new look at Alice and Lewis Carroll with only 15 audience members per show.
if you're a member, you get invited to their winter walks! few things are more magical than wandering around here in the snow...
Ever-romantic Wine House is the fireplace bar to go to. The rustic, farmhouse-style wine bar lets you settle in with a glass ($6.50-$11) or bottle ($28-$45). So relax and enjoy the warmth. Read more.
This is the Momofuku of Filipino food, from a top chef runner up. Order the entire menu, especially the ribs, everything with pork, the coconut rice, and the sisig. Unlimited beers from a keg for $15.
