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24 NYC Restaurants Where You’ll Want To Become A Regular
24 neighborhood spots you should aspire to go to on a bi-monthly basis.
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Paros
Head to this Tribeca restaurant for Grecian urns, artificial vines, designer handbags, and decent, underseasoned food.
An Beal Bocht Cafe
An exceedingly Irish pub in Riverdale, An Beal Bocht pours a great Guinness and hosts nightly performances.
Kazumi Omakase
Come to this fun Greenwich Village spot when you want a sub-$100 sushi omakase that tastes more expensive than it is.
Radio Kwara
Radio Kwara, from the team behind Dept of Culture, serves an excellent a la carte Nigerian menu in Clinton Hill.
Rosticceria Evelina
The sister restaurant to Evelina, Rosticceria Evelina makes really good chicken and pizza and has a covered backyard.
Shinn East
Shinn East is yet another solid place for an affordable omakase, as long as you eat quickly.
Boro6
Boro6 is a wine bar in Hastings with a 40-foot-long marble horseshoe bar, and an everyone-knows-your-name vibe from the staff.
Rockmeisha
Skip your spa day, and instead get a pork broth facial at Rockmeisha, a lively East Village ramen shop that specializes in Hakata-style soup.
Kaedama Ramen
Settle down in Terminal C's food court for a steaming bowl of ramen and a platter of sushi at Kaedama Ramen.
Raoul’s
Raoul’s has been a Soho staple and celebrity clubhouse for several decades now, and it hasn’t lost any of its charm.
Nowon
Nowon makes one of the best burgers in NYC, and Korean pizza with gochujang sauce, which you should eat before your next night out in Bushwick.
Principe
The rare, exciting restaurant in Soho, Principe offers Italian-leaning seafood, plentiful chandeliers, and prime trendspotting opportunities.
24 NYC Restaurants Where You’ll Want To Become A Regular
24 neighborhood spots you should aspire to go to on a bi-monthly basis.
Steak Frites
The name tells you what you should order at this French bistro in Hell’s Kitchen, but plenty of other dishes shine too.
Lingo
Japanese ingredients liven up classic cocktails and New American fare at this Greenpoint restaurant.
Momoya Soho
Momoya's Soho location looks like a giant, futuristic fish tank, and it's a nice place for a casual meal, although you might spend $100.
Panzón
At Panzón in Greenpoint, you can eat a few chorizo gorditas and drink a margarita while you listen to funk, cumbia, house music, and more.