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  • Baconery 
  •   Flatiron  
  • Bakery
  •  $$$ 
Mail order bakery opens storefront with addictive niche: bacon’s in the batter.
Seattle cheesmakers settle into East Coast.
Coffee shop inside the Gershwin Hotel serving locally sourced, artful coffee and bites to purists and caffeine connoisseurs.
Go vegan for lunch. 
  • Boqueria 
  •   Flatiron  
  • Spanish
  •  $$ 
Realest Valencian paella in town courtesy of a guy named Seamus. Melting pot and all that.
Quick and casual Italian, unless you have time to be fancy.
  • Ciano 
  •   Flatiron  
  • Italian
  •  $$$$ 
Upscale new-Italian cuisine worth the coin.
  • Craftbar 
  •   Flatiron  
  • American (New)
  •  $$ 
Baby sister to Craft serves up haute bar snacks and bougie-modern buisness lunches.
  • CrossBar 
  •   Flatiron  
  • American, International
  •  $$$ 
Sacrilicious dining at Todd English’s gothic Limelight rocker.
Energy food spot with yolkless eggs, tricky tofu, and whole wheat 'za.
  • Duo 
  •   Flatiron  
  • American (New)
  •  $$$$ 
Sister duo drops lux spot on Madison for Nouveau American steak and lobster.
  • Eataly 
  •   Flatiron  
  • Italian
  •  $$$ 
One Italian specialty foods store to rule them all.
Seal the deal over foie gras with Bing cherries, Young Money.
Sicilian villa restaurant imports brick oven pizzas and fresh seafood.
  • Gravy 
  •   Flatiron  
  • Southern
  •  $$$ 
Hop on the Gravy train for mix of southern comfort and Yankee style.
Tidy, well-run three-meal restaurant leans upscale, keeps it real.
  • Houston's 
  •   Flatiron  
  • American
  •  $$$ 
Americana grill-themed chain shockingly enjoyed by otherwise finicky, anti-chain Manhattanites.
Quality Meats peeps channel Trader Vic's. AvroKO dons a grass skirt.
  • Ilili 
  •   Flatiron  
  • Middle Eastern
  •  $$$ 
Upscale Lebanese moves miles beyond falafel.
  • Junoon 
  •   Flatiron  
  • Indian
  •  $$$ 
Underground spice room kicks Indian flavors up a knotch. 
Twenty-four hour bistro dishing up consistent French.
  • La Mar 
  •   Flatiron  
  • Peruvian
  •  $$$$ 
Upscale Peruvian cuisine from the Jean-Georges of Lima.
Bounty of "la mar" via Lima has ceviche going haute.
  • Lillie's 
  •   Flatiron  
  • Irish
  •  $$ 
Victorian pub just antiquey enough to make you feel grand.
Upscale Italian oasis in the Eataly specialty food megastore. 
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