The 14 Best Places To Eat Fried Chicken In NYC
"La Dinastia on the Upper West Side has a long menu of Chino Latino classics (glistening fried pork chops, ropa vieja on a bed of fried rice) but we always get the same thing: the boneless chicken cracklings, which are delicately crispy, and salty enough to keep you coming back until your plate’s empty. They come with your choice of side—we like the tostones or fried rice—and a lemon wedge for squeezing. Ask for the not-so-secret green sauce, and order a rum-based Nutcracker, even at lunch." - will hartman, willa moore, molly fitzpatrick
Kate Previte
