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NoMad Diner
The hot dog at this new-school diner inside the Arlo Nomad Hotel costs $15, and you should order it anyway.
Old John’s Diner
Old John’s Diner is a revamped luncheonette where you can eat a great burger or drink a martini near Lincoln Center.
Neptune Diner
Neptune Diner is a classic Astoria spot for pancakes, triple-decker sandwiches and avgolemono.
Mike's Coffee Shop
Mike's is a little diner in Clinton Hill that feels like it hasn't changed in a half-century. Stop by on a Sunday morning for some pancakes and eggs.
Court Square Diner
Court Square Diner is a 24-hour spot in LIC for pancakes and chicken parm at 4pm or 4am.
Tuome
Tuome was more exciting when it first opened, but it’s a fine option for a snack and some wine.
Sixty Three Clinton
If you’re interested in trying a tasting menu, but you don’t have hundreds to spend, check out this LES spot.
Figure Eight
This restaurant serves Chinese American food inspired by the Atlantic coast, but it's not consistently as exciting as it sounds.
The Lions Bar & Grill
Get a casual drink and one of the best burgers in the East Village at The Lions.
Hard Rock Cafe
The Hard Rock Cafe in Times Square is fine for looking at music memorabilia, and buying merch from the gift shop.
Henry Public
Henry Public is a great place to spend a quiet night in Cobble Hill with a friend, a burger, or just whatever book you’re reading.
Dave & Busters
It's a good thing Dave & Buster's has plenty of arcade games to distract you from the food.
Applebee's
We’re slightly worried about the Times Square outpost of this worldwide chain. Fun drinks, though.
Hoexter's
Hoexter's is a throwback to the 1970s, complete with gorgonzola bread and flannel wallpaper.
Swoony's
This Carroll Gardens restaurant does “American bar and grill” (and creamed spinach) better than your local neighborhood spot.