French restaurant · Upper East Side
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"Palais by Perfect Pie, a French-American bistro from former White House chef Bill Yosses, has shut down after just five months on the UES." - Luke Fortney
Pizza restaurant · Astoria
This no-frills Italian spot, serving up Neapolitan-meets-NYC slices since ’65, is a beloved late-night haunt for pizza lovers and friendly faces.
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Greek restaurant · Upper West Side
This Upper West Side gem radiates Greek Island charm with its warm ambiance and seafood-centric menu, perfect for a memorable meal or date night.
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Indian restaurant · Upper East Side
Javitri spices up the Indian dining scene with classic curries and innovative dishes like jackfruit biryani, all served in a chic, welcoming atmosphere.
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Restaurant · Bushwick
By day, this Bushwick gem delivers fresh, local groceries, and by night, it transforms into a cozy eatery serving seasonal dishes and produce-driven cocktails.
Ukrainian restaurant · East Village
Veselka is a beloved East Village Ukrainian diner dishing up comforting classics like vibrant borscht and fluffy pierogi since 1954, embodying a lively spirit that's perfect for any time of day.
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Chinese restaurant · Chinatown
Nestled in the heart of Chinatown, Noodle Village serves up beloved Cantonese noodle dishes, roomy vibes, and standout soup dumplings that keep the crowds coming.
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Pizza restaurant · Coney Island
Step into Totonno's, a Coney Island treasure since 1924, where the family-run coal-oven pizzeria serves up exceptional thin-crust pies praised by many.
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Chinese noodle restaurant · Flushing
Lanzhou Hand Pull Noodles in Flushing’s New World Mall serves up fresh, chewy hand-pulled noodles and flavorful broths that keep locals returning for more.
Fine dining restaurant · Greenwich Village
Tucked behind an art gallery, Frevo offers an intimate chef's counter experience with a $124 tasting menu that dazzles with inventive French dishes.
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Pizza restaurant · West Village
At this historic West Village pizzeria, founded in 1929, you’ll find expertly-charred coal-oven pies that are crisp, thin, and utterly satisfying—no slices, just the whole delicious experience.
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