Critics' Pick winner of The Village Voice Best of NYC 2012 Best Shameless Karaoke Experience!
Critics' Pick winner of The Village Voice Best of NYC 2012 Best Fascinating Sports Bar!
Critics' Pick winner of The Village Voice Best of NYC 2012 Best Musical-Instrument Store
Think churros are greasy? Not here - Try Jesús Manso's extra crispy churros with chocolate - #42 on our 100 Dishes to Eat Now!
Make sure to check out Metro PCS's booth at 4Knots Festival 7/14 at South Street Seaport!
Zutto's rendition of ramen, rich and over-the-top with flavors, isbest enjoyed around lunchtime, when one can fully attend to a pipinghot bowl of tonkotsu.
Our own Robert Sietsema calls the Lamb Liver Toast With Kumquat Marmalade “one of the most spectacular ovine usages in town.” No wonder it ranks number 7 on his top 10 lamb dishes in NYC.
The Migas Taco is number three on Robert Sietsema's list of top five favorite breakfast tacos in NYC.
With pineapple Jarritos, coconut sorbet, and Flor de Caña Silver rum, Nitehawk Cinema's piña colada float is pure vegan indulgence. อ่านเพิ่มเติม
The Akamaru Modern is the most popular. Silky broth and aromatic garlic oil coats the super-thin, elastic noodles. Tender pork chasu, cabbage, sesame kikurage mushrooms, & scallions are placed atop.
At Ivan Ramen, Orkin's hottest selection is the spicy red chile ramen. The crimson-hued broth is flavored with dashi and chicken broth, then filled with minced pork, rye noodles, and a smashed egg.
In the bun nuoc leo, a canopy of basil hides shrimp and crispy chunks of roast pork, which bathe in an unctuous broth flavored with whole fermented fish that disintegrate during the cooking process.
Try the kale matzoh ball soup with a tableside presentation of verdant vegetable stock. Miniature kale balls surround a poached egg, which adds a splash of striking yellow when punctured.
The smoked whitefish chowder caters to modern palates with the addition of espelette pepper. Its mellow smokiness softens in the cream base with flaky shreds of whitefish, root vegetables, & dill.
Head to this Malaysian restaurant in Elmhurst for two kinds of laksa, curry laksa and assam laksa, both fragrant noodle soups radiating with chiles and perfumed with fermented sardines and anchovies.
Long lines form during prime brunching hours, but the waitstaff will reward your patience with gratis orange slices, sips of coffee, & breakfast meats. Tom's remains a community restaurant at heart.
Sprawled out over multiple buildings, Brooklyn's most famous Italian-American dining complex is part ice cream parlor, part pizzeria, with a broader Italian restaurant thrown in for good measure.
El Chamuco; A mix of tequila blanco, mezcal, creme de cassis, homemade ginger beer, and lime juice. The combination is light, refreshing, complex, and smoky, all at the same time. อ่านเพิ่มเติม
Herbal Cleanse Tea - Not for the faint of heart, this tonic isn't a juice, and it tastes absolutely disgusting. But it sure as hell removes any unwanted substances from the digestive system. อ่านเพิ่มเติม
The colds juice here is just $3 for a small and $4 for a large. It contains carrot and beet which are good for the liver. Cucumber promotes kidney function and the ginger is beneficial for digestion. อ่านเพิ่มเติม
You're actually at an advantage if you're dining alone here, for your wait will undoubtedly be shorter. อ่านเพิ่มเติม
The African Diaspora Film Festival, aims to redesign the black cinema experience. This year promises some buzz-worthy selections. Sun, 12/14, 7:30pm, $25. อ่านเพิ่มเติม
Come in for a celebration! For their 18th anniversary, East Village Pizza & Kebabs is serving 2 regular slices + 16oz soda for only $5.
Whether you're a carb-fanatic or meat-freak, the sandwich is the ultimate crowd-pleasing comfort dish. Definitely try the satiating sesame pancake sandwich at this cost effective spot. อ่านเพิ่มเติม
In this particular revival of The Elephant Man, Bradley Cooper,will assume the title role without the aid of prosthetics or makeup. Tues 12/9, 7pm, $79- $169. อ่านเพิ่มเติม
Get a taste of the traditional Arabian French vegetarian dishes. Have the fatteh al-betenjane ($13), eggplant topped with toasted pita bread & smothered with garlic yogurt sauce and sautéed pine nuts. อ่านเพิ่มเติม
It is host to nightly music from super-talented Cuban musicians, serves killer mojitos and sangria among a forest of fake pine trees, and, perhaps most importantly, cooks a spot-on ropa vieja. อ่านเพิ่มเติม
