The margaritas at this East Side restaurant are killer, so you'll definitely want to order some of their top-notch food, lest you find yourself too tipsy to stand up. The Salmón Al Chile Limón–rubbed with ground red chile [more...]

The waitstaff at both branches of this Mexican restaurant are attentive and ready to offer suggestions, should you be overwhelmed by the large, mouth-watering menu. We love the roasted pineapple/chile rubbed pork quesadillas, the spicy [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 staff at this UES joint is so amiable, many regulars say the atmosphere is similar to that of "Cheers." Though the menu is tiny, there are several star dishes, including the much-lauded Macaroni. Delicious little radiatori get [more...]

Dine like the Sex & the City foursome at this Chelsea restaurant, where you might even score a few celeb sightings.

The mac and cheese appetizer is made with the short, stubby pasta found in boxes of Kraft, but the delicious [more...]

This restaurant's Park Avenue address is reflected in their delectable mac and cheese, which comes served in a steel skillet atop a dainty doily. This mac's noodles float in a creamy gruyere sauce, topped with a great crunchy coating of [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...]

Brought to you by the "Employees Only" crew, Smith & Mills is one of downtown's hippest new bar/restaurants. The tiny 450 square foot space at 71 North Moore between Greenwich and Hudson, was formerly a carriage house, and still [more...]

This 15 year-old bar and restaurant has big, comfy furniture, a working fireplace, and artwork by local artists. Crystal chandeliers provide ambiance for eating and drinking. The kitchen–open til 2am on weekdays and 3am on [more...]

Here, patrons can pick from a basket of nostalgic board games, eat s'mores, and down themed drinks; the Dirty Girl Scout is made with odka, Bailey's, Kahlua, and creme de menthe. The Carroll Gardens bar is designed to look like a log [more...]

The fireplace at this 5,000 square-foot Park Slope restaurant, bar, and music venue will be roaring all winter long. Lunch is served on weekends, 1-4pm, and offers diners dishes like the Brunch Flatbread ($10)–Pesto eggs, apple-smoked [more...]

The crowd at this Avenue A sports hangout is definitely loud. The bar smells a little bit–of manly men, beer, and fried food, mostly–but the friendly crowd is there to have a good time, which they certainly do, making full use of [more...]

Sports fans can spread out at this bar, where you won't find too much high-fiving or screaming at the TV. In other words: it's a civilized environment, with ten screens and a good selection of booze. There's no food served here; for [more...]

At this, the self-proclaimed "New York's Football Bar," fans of "oft-muted" teams like the Dolphins, Raiders, and Bills, can snag special tables at which audio is piped in via wireless speakers. The bartenders here also have their own [more...]

The front room of this East Village bar is incredibly chaotic; serious sports fans will want to hit one of the two back rooms, where 19 plasma screens await. More than 50 varieties of bottled beer and plenty of draft are served here, [more...]

An unlikely location for a sports dive, this Christopher St bar is definitely for Cheeseheads. Here, you'll find Packers fans, dingy couches, five schlocky TV's, and of course, cheap beer. A tabletop Ms. Pac-Man provides halftime [more...]

This loud bar and restaurant gives manly men a chance to shout at the TV and scarf down chicken wings. The food is English, with offerings like Fish and Chips, Shepherd's Pie, and Bangers and Mash, though those seeking something more [more...]

This chic LES sports bar offers patrons 62 screens on which to catch the game. Serious groups can take advantage of one of four private booths, each equipped with five tiny screens; these are available for four hours with a $200 [more...]

Though this wee pub serves no food, they do supply menus from local joints like Atomic Wings, Paul's Burger, and Lombardi's Pizza. Fans gather to watch their team(s) on the bar's 7 plasma TV's and drink a nice selection of American [more...]

This Park Slope restaurant and bar offers a genteel atmosphere in which to dine and watch the game. Sports fans can dig in to Blackened Catfish, served with Basmati rice and roasted carrots or the Smoked Brisket, served with Mashed [more...]