European
European
Rampoldi
A campy Monte Carlo import to the Upper West Side, Rampoldi feels plucked from a European hotel with "grand" in the name.
The Lavaux
The Lavaux is a cozy Swiss wine bar in the West Village. It's our favorite place to get fondue in NYC.
Claud
Claud is a wine bar in the East Village that serves some really delicious riffs on classic European fare.
Queensyard
Queensyard is an expensive spot in Hudson Yards that serves British-inspired food. Unfortunately, it's not very good.
Café Sabarsky
Café Sabarsky is a classic Viennese cafe in the Neue Galerie that will transport you straight to Europe.
NAIA
NAIA is a fun spot in The Capri Hotel where you can get bottomless brunch and listen to an electric violinist.
Bathhouse
Bathhouse is an Eastern European restaurant in Williamsburg that serves some of the best food you can eat in a robe.
Maite
Maite serves seasonal food inspired by European and Colombian cuisine, and it works well for dates in Bushwick.
Pilsener Haus & Biergarten
Pilsener Haus is a Hoboken beer garden that's ideal for day drinking outside with a big group.
Verōnika
At this Eastern European restaurant in Gramercy, the dining room is far more impressive than the food.
Madre
Madre is a seasonal American restaurant in the bottom of a boutique hotel in Greenpoint, with food that’s better than most other hotel restaurants.
Cafe Katja
Cafe Katja feels like a European tavern, and it’s a good spot on the Lower East Side to get some wiener schnitzel and steins of beer.
Café Select
Cafe Select is an all-day spot in Soho that’s a good place to meet someone for drinks and a light bite after work.
Baba’s Pierogies
Baba’s Pierogies is a bright, modern-looking spot in Gowanus that serves a bunch of different types of pierogies.
Schilling
Schilling is one of very few nice little spots in the Financial District, making their Austrian-Mediterranean blend ideal for either a dad or a date.