
Williamsburg’s Fushimi has striking glossy decor, an appropriate setting for its fusion of traditional Japanese sushi and sashimi with modern French accents.
Nostalgia and Palestinian comfort food rule at this casual Chelsea spot.
Feast on stunning views of the City and a compelling New American menu.
Suha Rihan, executive chef at Balade, is a culinary virtuoso in Middle Eastern cuisine, with a particular expertise in Lebanese dishes.
Niku X specializes exclusively in authentic Japanese A5 wagyu steak—their signature unlimited prix-fixe menu allows guests to indulge freely—enjoying as much premium wagyu as they desire.
Le Rock is a bustling French Brasserie that serves traditional French fare alongside some more unexpected offerings.
The flagship business launched Danny Meyer’s Union Square Hospitality Group.
At Tachi's intimate 12-seat sushi counter, chef Victor Chen crafts a modern Edomae-style omakase featuring market-driven fish, warm seasoned rice, and a progression of bite-sized courses.
Chef/owner Adam Schop brings classic French fare, in an environment familiar to popular bistros found on the side streets of Paris, to Hell’s Kitchen.
This highly-regarded steakhouse in Astoria serves prime cuts of meat aged to perfection in a unique way, accompanied by superior customer service.
A Williamsburg staple since 1992, Mugs Ale House remains one of the neighborhood’s most popular sports bars, boasting more than a dozen TV screens throughout.
This seafood-centric restaurant, steps away from Radio City Music Hall and Rockefeller Center, offers an unforgettable dining experience with Insta-worthy dishes, drinks and décor.