If you’re interested in a good old-fashioned family style Italian meal in a bustling atmosphere, try Carmine’s. You’ll get a generous portion of homey Italian food, and it won’t break the bank. See why New Yorker Joey calls it his favorite Italian restaurant…
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Sometimes, the best tourist attractions in New York City are the ones that don’t cost much money.
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If you’re looking for a healthy restaurant, or organic food, try Souen. They specialize in macrobiotic, organic Japanese food, and have three great locations to serve you. The East Village and Soho locations even use gluten-free soy sauce.
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John’s Pizzeria may not sound fancy, but it’s quite an impressive experience, as Taylor writes. Not only is there a wide selection of wonderful food, but the atmosphere is amazing! It’s located just a block from Times Square in an old converted church with stained glass windows, lovely murals, warm lighting, and good dining music. It’s also within easy walking distance to many Broadway shows, so it’s the perfect stop on your night out!
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New York City has one of the most diverse dining scenes in the world. Check out what Ty has to say about his favorite NYC restaurants:
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Want that amazing, one-of-a-kind dining experience while visiting New York City? Try the Hourglass Tavern on 46th Street. Three floors, a restaurant, bar, and lounge, all with great intimate atmosphere, await you. Kelly mentions that the place has gone through a lovely recent renovation, and the new owners are connected to the theatre industry, so you may even see a Broadway actor here and there! And the food is unbeatable!
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If you like the French bistro feel, one of the most casual and charming restaurants with this atmosphere – and affordable and delicious food – is Les Sans Culottes. Great portions and traditional French food and atmosphere makes this place unforgettable, so writes Kalico, who says she visits it every time she’s in New York City:
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If you’re looking for great Mexican food in New York City, you’ll definitely want to check out Lime Jungle. Check out what Jolene has to say Lime Jungle’s creative décor and tasty cuisine:
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Highlights: Comfortable Italian food; bocce court
Address: 351 East 62nd Street
New York, NY 10065-8251
Phone: (212) 832-9221
Website: http://www.ilvagabondo.com/
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La Caridad 78 is a truly unique New York City restaurant. Its cuisine combines Cuban, Chinese, and Caribbean influences. Check out what Kurt has to say about this well known Upper West Side establishment:
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