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Caffeine freaks get their quaint on.
Modena-made brick oven turning out creative 'za and much more.
Man's man's tapas. Meat good. Make happy. Grunt. Grunt.
Classic, downtown seafood eatery.
  • Defonte's 
  •   Gramercy  
  • American, Soups/Salads/Sandwiches
  •  $$ 
Manhattan branch of famed Brooklyn sandwichery.
Transplanted Brooklyn sandwich shop.
Flavorful, jaunty Mexican provides lotsa tequilas and good people watching. Zingy, smile-to-your-face comidas.
"Hey, you got your kati kebab in my parantha!" Two great tastes that taste great together at this Curry Hill kathi roll specialist.
  • Kibo 
  •   Gramercy  
  • Japanese, Sushi
  •  $$$ 
Sushi and serious grilling at Steve Hanson's hopping sprawler.
Twenty-four hour bistro dishing up consistent French.
  • Latin Thing 
  •   Gramercy  
  • Caribbean, Latin American
  •  $ 
Cheap Latin takeout for the eat-at-your-desk set.
  • Maialino 
  •   Gramercy  
  • Italian
  •  $$$ 
Hospitality master Danny Meyer tries his hand at a neighborhood trattoria. 
Authentic Russian from authentic Russians.
  • Novita 
  •   Gramercy  
  • Italian
  •  $$$ 
When you want your Italian to be more good than goombah.
Makes the city's steak shortlist. Gotta enjoy that expense account while you still can!
Say goodbye to a future of pacemakers and a gut the shape of China. Raw food is real food.
  • Resto 
  •   Gramercy  
  • Belgian
  •  $$ 
The Belgians can cook something besides waffles?
Everything you need in a classic diner.   
Half Japanese, half South American, could probably never turn out bad.
Twelve varieties of lasagna. Neighborhood joint tinged with flair. Gramercy applauds.
Texas-based steak chain brings its tasseled curtains and leather to the big town.
Mexican/Pacific Rim mash-ups from this West Coast surfer chain.
Stephen Hanson enters the BBQ fray with this urbane/barny mashup.
  • Yo Sushi 
  •   Gramercy  
  • Japanese, Sushi
  •  $$ 
Good sushi, good price.
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