It's a good thing this delicious sweet-spot isn't any closer to us or we'd certainly be ten pounds heavier. The tiny 1st Avenue shop wisely gave out free samples the first few days they were open, luring in a number of customers, [more...]

This Tribeca tea house serves a really good selection of food along with their teas. We love the Blackened Seafood Salad with cod, salmon and tiger shrimp in a champagne vinaigrette, the Spinach and Cheese Ravioli with sun-dried [more...]

This LES spot offers brunch, dinner, dessert and drinks in a swank setting. We love the brunch menu's Organic Pancakes–with blue agave nectar, berries and lemon cream–and the Lamb Burger–with foie gras terrine, manchego cheese, [more...]

The menu here is a West Village/Meatpacking take on typical diner fare. Everything is good and filling, so choosing just one dish can be difficult. We love the Challah French Toast and the Goat Cheese and Arugula [more...]

The pint-sized food menu at this Chelsea restaurant, bar and lounge is available until 2am. Choose a brew to go with the appetizing selection, which includes includes appetizers and a handful of creative takes on the classic grilled [more...]

Students from the nearby dorms, late-night revelers, and ravenous New Yorkers pack this burger joint, where you can get your goods to go, or grab a seat at one of the tables or the tiny counter. The menu is wonderfully simple–burgers, [more...]

At this Japanese restaurant, your tastebuds will be tempted by a huge array of appetizers, entrees, and sushi. If you arrive ravenous, order the classic edamame, Shrimp and Vegetable Tempura, or the Green Wasabi Shumai (steamed pork [more...]

This LES establishment has some competition with its neighboring eateries–Tiny's Giant Sandwich Shop and Sugar Sweet Sunshine–but luckily it specializes in something neither sell, so the three happily coexist. Here, you can choose [more...]

Located directly across from Niagra, this 24-hour hot spot is perfect for filling up before you head out and for absorbing all that alcohol come last call. Big, meaty burgers (plus some for the vegetarians) and plentiful sides of [more...]

This snug East Village restaurant serves up delicious, wholesome, filling meals late into the night. Meat-eaters, veggies and vegans alike will all be happy here, where nearly everything is under seven dollars.

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Its not something out of the Color of Money but Soho billiards is the perfect place for amateurs. Plenty of tables, plenty of drinks. 56 West Houston St., Noho (Corner of Houston and Mott Streets.).