Daniel Humm (Eleven Madison Park) knocks it out of the park with this comparatively casual, flawlessly executed restaurant. Must-haves: Poached egg, chicken, and lemon shortbread dessert.
A true NYC staple, dinner at Gotham Bar and Grill is a must at least once in your life. Try the black bass ceviche followed by the rack of lamb for a truly unforgettable experience.
We love the Lobster Cocktail, Roasted Bone Marrow and the Aged Rib Steak at this really sexy steakhouse. Before all that, start with an Olde English Lemonade – it’s large enough to share.
The Village Voice voted this Best Restaurant Most Like a Nightclub in our Best Of New York Poll!
A chic New York hot spot for the “belle et fabuleuse.” We always have an exquisite experience at this authentic French bistro. Be sure to order the Cajun Chicken!
Keith McNally's reborn Minetta is a masterpiece—an old New York saloon, modern steakhouse and celeb haunt all in one. The problem: getting in. (The Black Label Burger is worth it.) [Eater 38 Member] Read more.
Delicious seasonal cocktails and beautiful views set the tone for a wonderful evening. Our concierge at 6 Columbus recommends the seasonal peartini.
This SoHo institution serves the best steak au poivre in New York. Near the back-left booth, check out the photo of art dealer Leo Castelli posing in the restaurant’s kitchen.
One of Harlem's best soul food spots, Red Rooster features a gospel group that performs on the weekends. The Yard Bird is a must have, but don't forget to make a reservation.
One drink here and you might be ready to move to Mexico, learn Spanish, and resettle. They serve pork belly and steak, and you can drink tequila underneath a huge tarantula-shaped chandelier.
Tucked away in historic 18th-century carriage house in West Village, this romantic restaurant has been setting for countless cozy dinners since it opened in 1972. Has crackling fireplace & a piano.
Congratulations, you've found one of Esquire's Best Bars in America. (And congratulations again for actually getting in.) We recommend the Maca Martini, made with Sagatiba Cachaça.
One of our favorite bars for a low-key drink or a romantic rendezvous with a hefty wine selection and an extensive list of beers!
A favorite for private soirees, this 2-story Village den will feel like you've made a discovery — until you spot Ashton and Demi sitting among the leather couches and weathered picture frames.
Excellent choice for a boozy brunch. Go for the short rib hash, Moroccan-style braised lamb, and lobster salad. Corkbuzz's Champagne Campaign extends to brunch--all bottles of Champagne are 50% off.
No New York experience is complete without a hunk of spectacular steak. No one brings it better than Peter Luger. No need to even ask for a menu! Just get a steak!
