One of my favorite cheap eats in New York City, decor has a weird mix between traditional Japanese art and baseball. Order a Grand Slam Curry and split it, really great food and unlike anything else.
a cute date spot, don't miss the the milk shakes and malts. Burgers are okay, bun to meat ratio is off. If you come hear during December they play It's a Wonderful Life on the TV, it's a nice touch.
Great ice cream, some of my favorite flavors include 302 Chocolate Moo and Apple Pie. Their Banana Splits have enough food for a full meal and cost only around five bucks, larger than my head.
Everything here is great, super smooth hard serve ice cream. I recommend the Almond Joy flavor but tons of choices. Keep an eye out for pints at nearby supermarkets including Oreo and Snickers flavors
If it's a nice day out, bring chairs, otherwise bring glass cleaner. Come early and get a nice spot. Retro cool with snack bar animated bumpers and a great deal for two movies. A must for movie buffs.
Parking is a nightmare, come early or park off a side street and take a five minute walk. Apart from that, great place, amazing outdoor view and a lobster roll that doesn't skimp on the meat.
Ice Cream soda is super legit, generous portion of vanilla soft serve in root beer? yes please! just wish it were A&W instead of Mug
I'd go here with my roommates every thursday and order a Buffalo Chicken Pie which they make really well here, a lot of buffalo sauce and drizzled on dressing. Their Penne Alla Vodka Pasta's great too
An excellent deal for really high quality meat. If you can make it while the tent's up for the summer for $8 you get a large portion of burgers and fries. Longish wait but WAY better than Five Guys
Really good for mall food and there are very few locations on the East Coast. Very large portions, if you order the Katsu Chicken be sure to get some of the Katsu sauce to dip it in. It is essential.
The best pizzas to get here are the hot oil or plain cheese. Don't be fooled, their regular toppings are pretty plain and detract from the grease to cheese ratio. Bring friends, they take awhile.
Not as good and more expensive than John's Coffee Shop but has a lot more of a New York atmosphere with signed images of news anchors and foreign currency on the wall. Owner is really talkative too
