Wow, spaghetti and meatballs, chicken parm, tiramisu. Amazing, but pricey. Go early because they don’t take reservations.
Quiet, great for meetings and coffee. No wifi, so beware about working on your laptop.
Chaotic but luxurious, Starbucks is certainly trying to be a luxury brand. Coffee is great, but expensive and the pizza is barely mediocre, especially for $8.50 a slice
Burgers are too big for the bun (in a good way) and juicy on the inside. The fries are really underwhelming, but after a few McSorely’s you can’t fault them for undercooking potatoes.
Pepperoni slice is the best Sicilian you can get, better when fresh so eat it right away.
BBQ or Buffalo slices are full of sauce and chicken. Avoid the plain slices, they’re just ok.
Dosas are the right mix of chewy and crunchy, plenty of filling options and dipping sauces. This global chain has figured out how to deliver.
Authentic, lively atmosphere and delicious tacos. Fish and Steak tacos steal the show.
Pho bo hits all the right notes. This place is usually filled with regulars because of the solid food and low prices.
Huge Bahn Mi sandwiches with great flavors. A hole in the wall, so good for a lunch pick up when you skipped breakfast.
Some of the best brisket around. Jalapeño and cheddar sausage is a sleeper pick. Splurge on the sides, especially the Mac and cheese.
Best brunch in the area, expect long waits. Everything is house made so you can’t go wrong. If you like latkes ask for extra applesauce.
No matter the filling, get the fresh corn tortillas and watch them work. One of the best you can find in NY.
