Di An Di is an excellent Vietnamese restaurant in Greenpoint. Go there for your next date night, group dinner, or solo meal at the bar. Just go there.

Hanoi House is a great, trendy little Vietnamese restaurant in the East Village.

A sleepy-looking Vietnamese restaurant in the East Village that deserves your attention.

Pho Bar is a casual Vietnamese restaurant in Chinatown that’s great for a bowl of very rich beef pho by yourself or with a date.

A Park Slope Vietnamese restaurant with an incredible patio. This is not your usual banh mi shop.

On a block of Vietnamese places on Baxter Street in Chinatown, Nha Trang is our favorite for pho.

An Choi is a very solid neighborhood Vietnamese spot in the Lower East Side.

Thanh Da is a Vietnamese spot in Sunset Park that’s perfect for takeout or a quick sit-down bowl of bún bò hue.

For a banh mi in Sunset Park, Ba Xuyên is your best option. Order the classic version, and get a durian shake.

Nam Nam is a tiny sandwich shop in East Williamsburg where you can grab some Vietnamese coffee and a great banh mi.

Vietnaam is a really good, casual Vietnamese restaurant near 86th Street on the UES.

Nha Trang Center is a Vietnamese restaurant in Chinatown that’s great for lunches, big groups, and casual dinners when you want a bowl of pho.

Van Da is a Vietnamese restaurant in the East Village that’s perfect when you want to have a few cocktails and share some small plates.

Pho Bar is a casual Vietnamese restaurant in Greenwich Village where you can get some really good pho.

Violet’s Vietnamese Shoppe is a tiny counter-service place in Forest Hills with really good banh mi sandwiches.

Banhmigos is a takeout Vietnamese spot near Grand Army Plaza in Prospect Heights.