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L'Abeille
L'Abeille is a Japanese-French restaurant in Tribeca that will remind you that tasting menus can be special.
Written byKenny Yang
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Gunbae
Gunbae is a spot in Tribeca where you can eat a big KBBQ combo, then head downstairs for karaoke.
Written byCarina Finn Koeppicus
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Mena
Mena is a candlelit Tribeca date night spot with a globally-inspired prix fixe menu.
Written byNeha Talreja
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Casa Carmen
Casa Carmen is an upscale Mexican spot in Tribeca, and it's the only place where you can get signature dishes from the well-known El Bajío restaurant empire outside of Mexico.
Written byKenny Yang
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Tiny's and the Bar Upstairs
Tiny's and the Bar Upstairs is located in its own three-story, pastel pink townhouse in Tribeca. It's a cute place, and you should eat a burger here.
Written byBryan Kim
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The Best Restaurants In Tribeca
Burgers, sushi, tasting menus, and more.
Written byHillary Reinsberg & Kenny Yang
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Takahachi
In a neighborhood full of high-end restaurants, Takahachi in Tribeca stands out as a casual spot with relatively affordable and good quality sushi.
Written byKenny Yang
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Frenchette
Frenchette is a French brasserie in Tribeca with an energetic room and a constantly-changing menu of rich dishes.
Written byKenny Yang
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Sushi Azabu
This underground bunker of a sushi restaurant in Tribeca would be a really good place to wait out an apocalypse. Or to eat excellent, expensive sushi.
Written byHillary Reinsberg
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Terroir Tribeca
So it’s not often that a wine bar comes with an enthusiastic Infatuation Approval, but Terroir’s new outpost in Tribeca most certainly does.
Written byChris Stang
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Au Cheval
The original Au Cheval in Chicago makes one of our all-time favorite burgers, and the location in Tribeca serves a damn good one as well.
Written byMatt Tervooren
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Edward's Restaurant
Edward's is a casual place in Tribeca to grab a burger, some tacos, or a nice piece of fish.
Written byBryan Kim
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Gotan
A great neighborhood daytime café in Tribeca with plenty of space to spread out.
Written byHillary Reinsberg
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Belle Reve
Belle Reve is a sort of bar/gastropub that’s known to turn into a full on party from time to time. The food is good, but the partying is better.
Written byChris Stang
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Terra
Is it a restaurant? Is it a wine bar? Nobody may ever know. But there is one thing we do know - it's too pricey, whatever it is.
Written byChris Stang
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Grand Banks
If the Queen Mary just ended up being a nicely appointed tug boat loaded with alcohol and raw oysters, you’d have Grand Banks. Load up on ceviche and fried veggies, just make sure you aren’t prone to motion sickness.
Written byChris Stang
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Sushi Of Gari Tribeca
For us, there are few culinary pleasures in life that exceed sushi bar swagging at Sushi of Gari, watching an old master fish sculptor slice up some heavenly creations destined for our bellies. Unfortunately, this Gari location is our least favorite yet.
Written byAndrew Steinthal
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Khe-Yo
Khe-Yo's small plates blew us away, but the mediocre entree dishes from this Tribeca pan-Asian spot ultimately left us unsatisfied.
Written byChris Stang
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Marc Forgione
Marc Forgione is a good choice when you need a non-stuffy special occasion spot.
Written byAndrew Steinthal
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Macao Trading Co.
"Look for the red lantern," instructs the Macao Trading Co. website. This is how you will know you have reached your destination - the Portuguese colony of Macao circa 1952, "a fugitive's heaven from which there is no turning back." Awesome. We're apparently having dinner at Universal Studios tonight.
Written byChris Stang