"Wm. Farmer & Sons is connected to a hotel of the same name where the rooms average about $350 a night, and it feels like a much nicer-than-average hotel restaurant. The service is great, and the food menu has all the familiar trappings of a hotel restaurant, like a grass-fed beef tartare or chicken française, but includes tweaks like serving charcoal-roasted beets with rose petals, or topping a fantastic burger with butter-braised onions and tomato relish. They also have an exhaustive cocktail list that sources inspiration from historical cocktail books and modern bars like Dutch Kills and Attaboy." - chanize thorpe, anne cruz, keith hernandez
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