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French-inflected American dishes culled from local greenmarkets and farms.
  • Amali 
  •   Upper East Side  
  • Mediterranean
  •  $$$ 
Farm-to-table Mediterranean spot on the Lower Upper East Side.
Classic French cuisine in a bistro atmosphere makes for a beloved Park Slope institution.
Fresh fish, raw oysters, happy drunks.
Quality Bay Ridge red sauce joint, crowded, noisy, and fun. Play the spot-a-real-Tony-Soprano game.
Share a martini with the ghost of Rudolph Valentino inside this old-school den of glam.
McNally's master ersatz bistro will never ever die. Open early, open late.
  • Bamonte's 
  •   Williamsburg  
  • Italian
  •  $$ 
Oldest of Williamsburg's old-school Italians. Mangia!
Lady-leaning reincarnation of Café de la Gare. Mini-skillet cassoulet the warm version of cupcakes.
Tourists and gourmets, united at last by Steve Hanson's stand-out seafood.
  • Bond 45 
  •   Midtown West  
  • Italian
  •  $$ 
Large two-tiered room with unassuming crowd, not bad for keeping it low-key.
  • Bouley 
  •   Tribeca  
  • French
  •  $$$$ 
Men in black dropping Bouley's masterful French. Get élégant.
Opened in 1794, old but not musty. Buffalo steaks and heavy wines.
  • Bubby's 
  •   Tribeca  
  • American
  •  $$ 
They come by the droves for celeb-studded Sunday brunches.
Stunning Parisian café perfect for wasting time in Williamsburg.
  • Cafe Orlin 
  •   East Village  
  • Middle Eastern
  •  $$ 
Funky fresh Middle Eastern with an American twist.
Turn-of-the-century Viennese café with excellent pastries and coffee delivered on a silver tray. Starbucks, ya heard?
Steak, wine, and good times, Midtown Manhattan-style.
  • Centolire 
  •   Upper East Side  
  • Italian
  •  $$$ 
Mangia, mangia, and then ride up and down in the funny glass elevator until the hostess kicks you out.
Shrine to La Baker a still-reliable pre-theater stop.
  • Ciano 
  •   Flatiron  
  • Italian
  •  $$$$ 
Upscale new-Italian cuisine worth the coin.
For hearty cooking in an elegant old-school setting, you can't fight City Hall.
  • Craft 
  •   Union Square  
  • American (New)
  •  $$$$ 
Supernatural foodie witchcraft from DIY coven leader Colicchio.
  • D'Amico Foods 
  •   Carroll Gardens  
  • Coffee Shop, Soups/Salads/Sandwiches
  •  $ 
Old world and old school meet for superior coffee.
  • Daniel 
  •   Upper East Side  
  • French
  •  $$$$ 
Food constructed with such care it would be a shame to eat, if it weren't so damn tasty.
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