- Alidoro
- Soho
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Soups/Salads/Sandwiches
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Melampo heir serves up equally excellent Italian 'wiches, minus the fun "Sandwich Nazi" tude.
Fresh fish, raw oysters, happy drunks.
Country-chic 1830s townhouse rocking both fireplace and smoker.
McNally's master ersatz bistro will never ever die. Open early, open late.
Bromberg bros brasserie takes care of Soho's after-midnight crowd.
Small plate fiesta inspired by Barcelona's public market.
Lure Fishbar spins off a "winepub" to highlight their serious burger skillz.
Swarovski teams up with fellow-Austrian Kurt Gutenbrunner for a sparkly jewel box of a café.
Rustic-modern James basement plays host to Chef Burke's flights of fancy.
Cover girls from around Soho way pick up tequila and chips tab for disheveled musician boyfriends.
Über-scene congregation of A-list supermodels, art stars, and financiers. Food, too. If you care.
Raw bar, dry-aged steaks, and creative New American at this Andrew Carmellini follow up to Locanda Verde.
One of New York's oldest bars, start the night at noon.
Like the '80s and '90s never happened to Soho. As if.
Rowdy Euro-sport crowd still digs this cat, even though it may have a few fleas and is most definitely deaf.
Soho sweeties' local pizza joint always delivers. Courtesy of that Dean & DeLuca guy who already makes our fave lattes.
Skip the jitney and dig the chutney at the only thing young and fresh to come out of the Hamptons in years.
Latest farm-fueled venture from the guys who brought you Five Points and Cookshop.
Sustainalicious seafood in trippy Mondrian space.
Balthazar stints and Middle Eastern accents marry at this cozy café.
Slurp some duck broth and restock your personal soy sauce supply all at once. You are the master multi-tasker!
- King
- Soho
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European, French
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$$$
Gracious European dining. Listing in Burke's Peerage not required.
Thai stunner brings luck with goldfish, gold coins, and, at these prices, hopefully your date as well.
Philly's famous roaster opens up shop in New York.
Ridin' dirty with every cabbie below 14th and a bag of samosas.
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