- 10 Downing
- West Village
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American (New), Mediterranean
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$$$
Stephane and Joel's stunning, sumptuous Medi resto across from the beloved Italian frenemies.
- Alma 33
- Greenwich Village
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Argentinian, Mediterranean, South American
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$$
Bringing Argentinian soul, tapas, and rustica to the West Village.
- Amali
- Upper East Side
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Mediterranean
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$$$
Farm-to-table Mediterranean spot on the Lower Upper East Side.
Mexican hotel group brings Latino accents to French fare on the "Chelsea Riviera."
- Apiary
- Greenwich Village
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American (New)
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$$$
Access Perk!
New entry into New American in East Village does nothing new. Whether or not it works, though...
Another spiffy, views-of-Central-Park, semi-soulless Italian restaurant.
- Babalu
- Throggs Neck
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Caribbean, Latin American, Puerto Rican
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$$
Latino restaurant slash nightclub revives a Times Square legend.
Big bites of small plates, Italian style.
Casually upscale Italian joint with small plates and 40 wines by the glass.
Grown-up greenmarket hits the hipster strip.
Seattle cheesmakers settle into East Coast.
Chic eats in the W New York - Downtown.
Frenchman Laurent Tourondel's resto empire expands with a tidy GV burger spot.
- BONDST
- NoHo
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Japanese, Sushi
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$$$$
Access Perk!
Rivals Nobu for fare and flair. Lychee martinis are shaken, not stirred.
You can never go wrong with drinks, friends, and a kitchen that's open until 2am.
Upscale bistro for Upper East Siders jonesing for a Boulud fix.
Steak, wine, and good times, Midtown Manhattan-style.
Tribeca big-box Mexican via Nobu guru Drew Nieporent.
- Ciano
- Flatiron
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Italian
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$$$$
Upscale new-Italian cuisine worth the coin.
Bar-resto with burger-laden menu.
- Ça Va
- Midtown West
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French
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$$$
English is French: Chef Todd rebounds with a sleek brasserie in the InterContinental.
Don’t see it to believe it: dark dining guided by blind waitstaff.
Second location of Manhattanite Indian favorite goes white napkin in Midtown East.
Local steakhouse that somehow still feels local.
Mexican saloon doubles size of West Village original, takes name more seriously by adding spit roaster and basement bordello.
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