Versatile enough to offer sushi and lobster roll sliders, but stands firmly behind its classic ten-ounce burger.

Sprawling Italian spot at the Gansevoort Park comes complete with a chef from Vegas.

Cush Lincoln Center pre-gaming with extensive fish list.

Flavorful, jaunty Mexican provides lotsa tequilas and good people watching. Zingy, smile-to-your-face comidas.

Americana grill-themed chain shockingly enjoyed by otherwise finicky, anti-chain Manhattanites.

Neighborhood's wilderness outpost serving up comfort food, strong drinks, and cheap beer in a can.

Old-school Italian infiltrates the hip quadrants of south Williamsburg.

Gloriously anachronistic oasis of home-cooked goodness amid hustle/bustle of lower Manhattan.

American café fare plus a pop-up Vietnamese operation. Simple, right?

Arabian nights in New York, Hindu deities and hip-hop, Indian spices on New American—Fusion in Flatiron at this restaurant/lounge.

Where the culinary roads of Morocco intersect with the spice of Spanish Harlem.