Michael White enters the hotel dining game with elegant Italian at the Setai.

Refined Latino charmer with nothing crude about it. (Except the raw bar).

Don’t see it to believe it: dark dining guided by blind waitstaff.

Balkan island in the Garment District.

Refined Seoul export serves the Korean take on Chinese food.

Korean grease-pit. Open all night, kids.

Grand Central Oyster Bar inspires seafood-centric spinoff of the Spotted Pig.

Old steakhouse charm and Scotch galore.

Upscale Korean barbecue from a K-pop superstar.

Kitsch palace rocks top bi bim bop.

Who better to trust your next meal to than a company that specializes in dress shirts?

Kickass dumplings from young Koreatown's best.

Slickest spot in the west 30s. If that's not saying much, just try the coq au vin and hummus.

Sleek spot for MSG pre-games and Two Penn folk.

Yep, it's just as if a planet full of sandwiches had landed right here. Thank the Divine Interventionist, they're all wonderful. Decisions, decisions, decisions...

All-American road food from the brothers Schnipper.

It's pitch-meeting lunch heaven in Hollywood, NYC. All the perks, none of the jerks. Or something like that.

Portland coffee cult making converts daily off the lobby of the Ace Hotel. 

One of the best among the 10,000 Thai options on Ninth Ave.

Ken Friedman brings his Midas touch to the Ace Hotel with meaty new entry.