- Catch
- Meatpacking District
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Asian, Mediterranean, Seafood
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$$$
Top Chef Hung Huynh puts an Asian and Mediterranean spin on seafood.
Clyde-themed dining in Hell’s Kitchen. Plaid and leopard suits encouraged.
What's old is new: Butter peeps attract class acts with a contemporary supper club.
Lady GaGa's parents spawn an Italian restaurant, aiming for a "low-key" atmosphere. Good luck.
- Kiwiana
- Park Slope
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International, Seafood
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$$
A meal your New Zealand grandmother would approve of. Get the fried chicken and pavlova.
Catskills- inspired upscale Jewish-American bistro downtown. Attracting culinary trendoids and bubbies everywhere.
Upscale Peruvian cuisine from the Jean-Georges of Lima.
- Lavo
- Midtown East
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Italian
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$$$$
Italian restaurant slash bumping club brings a touch of Vegas to humble little NYC.
Dub soundtrack, killer jerk at sceney Jamaican spot masterminded by Serge Becker.
- MPD
- Meatpacking District
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Bistro, French
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$$$
Petit déjeuners available into the wee hours at the Koch brothers' new MePa bistro.
- Onegin
- West Village
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Russian
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$$$
Overly-chic, borderline-trashy Russian resaturant and bar.
- Peels
- East Village
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American (New), Southern
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$$$
Freemans’ new Bowery spinoff is more Hamptons than hey ho, let’s go.
- STK Midtown
- Midtown
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Meat-And-Three, Seafood, Steakhouse
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$$$
Sleek and sexy, STK brings healthfulness to the normally gluttonous Midtown steakhouse.
- Tortaria
- Greenwich Village
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Mexican, Sandwiches
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$
Trendy, affordable, and authentic griddled tortas, taquitos, and tequila. The next Shake Shack, Mexican style.
Owners of The Mulberry Project and Bagatelle step outside of their ritzy parameters. Family-style, bespoke cocktails, casual cuisine. Meatpacking's to-be neighborhood haunt.
Temporary restaurant sets up shop in Soho. Catch it if you can.
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