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The best Tribeca restaurants are some of the best restaurants in New York City and the world. Read reviews of Tribeca restaurants and sample some of the best cuisine that New York has to offer.
Dine at New York City's best restaurants for only $24.07 (lunch) or $35.00 (dinner). NYC Summer Restaurant Week 2006 runs from July 21-25 and July 28-August 2, 2008. Participating restaurants include Nobu, Tao, Spice Market, and many more.
In the mood for romance? Try one of New York City's most romantic restaurants. These cozy spots are perfect for Valentine's Day, anniversaries, and other special occasions with the one you love.
A romantic night on the town in New York doesn't usually come cheap. If you're on a budget this Valentine's Day, check out these special NYC Valentine's Day deals and prix fixe specials.
Read a review of Spice Market restaurant in NYC's Meatpacking District.
Review of Megu Restaurant New York. Megu serves some of the best sushi New York has to offer in a stunning Tribeca space.
One if By Land, Two if By Sea is a famously romantic restaurant tucked away in an 18th-century carriage house in the West Village. With its candlelight, baby grand piano, and crackling fireplaces; One If By Land, Two If By Sea has been THE place to go for romantic rendezvous since 1972.
Check out Zagat's top picks for New York City restaruants. Voters in the new Zagat's NYC Restaurant Survey picked the best restaurants in Manhattan -- including newcomers like Telepan and Orchard and old favorites like Gramercy Tavern, Daniel, and per se.
Whether you like your wings mild, medium or scorching hot, there are dozens of bars and restaurants in New York City where you can spice up your palate.
Spend Super Bowl Sunday with fellow football fans at one of these great New York sports bars.
New York City is home to hundreds of bars with the NFL Sunday Ticket, making it easier than ever to meet up with fellow fans to cheer on your hometown team.
New York City restaurants have incorporated pumpkin into even the most bizarre recipes in recent years. We’ve hunted down New York's best pumpkin treats for you to enjoy this fall.
New York City’s eating establishments have transformed the waffle from a frozen breakfast food into an upscale dish that can be paired with a variety of plates and served anytime of day.
We put together the definitive list of the best pizza places in Manhattan. In a city with a pizza place on every block, how do you find the best of the best pizza slices? Start with our picks for the five best pizza places in Manhattan.
Read a review of Red Mango frozen yogurt and find Red Mango locations in New York City.
A review of Pinkberry frozen yogurt and list of New York City Pinkberry locations.
With thousands of shapes, sizes, textures and flavors to choose from, no two New York cookies taste the same. Here are some of our favorite spots for cookies in city.
A number of hip new burger joints have recently opened, rivaling some of the city’s most celebrated places like Corner Bistro and P.J. Clarke’s. Check out our list of New York City’s best burgers, which are sure to satisfy your red meat craving.
Even in an expensive city like New York, it's possible to have a great night of boozing on a budget. Check out these New York bars offering cheap drinks for less than $2.
This summer, cool off high above the city at the best rooftop bars in Manhattan.
On a nice day, there's nothing better than dining outdoors. Check out Manhattan's best spots to dine al fresco. From sidewalk cafes to private gardens and teraces, to rooftops with a view -- we have the top picks.
Manhattan restaurants offer many different types of brunch. From diners and cafes to outdoor dining and trendy eateries, there is surely a brunch for every type of taste.
New York City has one of the hottest gay nightlife scenes in the world. New York has gay bars for every preference and mood -- from trendy club to sports bar to laid-back lesbian dive.
Nothing beats a margarita on a warm night in New York City. Check out our picks for the best margaritas in Manhattan. From trendy Mexican restaurants to laid-back roadhouses, tequila lovers will find lots of delicious margarita options in New York.
Check out Zagat's top picks for New York City bars and nightlife. Voters in the NYC 2007/2008 Nightlife Survey picked the hottest bar scenes in Manhattan -- including Pastis, Milk & Honey, Otheroom, and others.
These Manhattan bars offer a wide range of fun games, contests and activities to keep you active, involved and entertained. From sports and arcade games to karaoke and trivia contests, you’ll be guaranteed to have a good time.
Visit these restaurants and bakeries to sample the best desserts in New York. Try a variety of chocolate dishes, cakes, pies, ice cream, cupcakes and candy from top pastry chefs.
Find delicious modern Mexican cuisine at Dos Caminos, a trendy and contemporary Mexican restaurant with three locations in Manhattan.
A review of Rosa Mexicano, a stylish restaurant serving modern Mexican cuisine and New York's best margaritas.
A review of the cozy East Village Italian restaurant featuring Southern Italian fare, a late happy hour, and live music in the downstairs lounge.
Read a review of Colors, the Greenwich Village restaurant owned and operated by former employees of the World Trade Center's Windows on the World.
New York City is home to many great Irish pubs, so it's hard to pick favorites. Check out these New York Irish pubs for authentic Irish pub atmosphere, great pints, live music, and more. You can't go wrong at these Irish pubs for St. Patrick's Day or any other occasion that requires a pint.
A review of The Orchard, the Lower East Side NYC restaurant rated by Zagat's as one of the top newcomers and best restaurants in New York.
A review of Manhattan's best sushi restaurant, Nobu in Tribeca. Nobu is pricey, but worth it for fantastic Japanese food.
Dine with a view of the giant Buddha at hot Asian restaurant Tao. The food is good and the setting is beautiful at this midtown restaurant featuring a menu of sushi and other Asian delicacies.
Healthy eating can be delicious in New York City. NYC has a wide selection of great vegetarian, vegan, organic, raw food, and healthy restaurants ranging from the casual to the gourmet.
With its breathtaking views of Manhattan and tons of romantic charm, the River Cafe is the perfect spot for a cozy dinner for two on Valentine's Day, your anniversary, her birthday, or any other occasion that demands an ambience for romance.
Looking for the best chocolate in New York City? These chocolate shops and cafes offer uniquely delicious chocolate treats in fun atmospheres. Indulge in truffles, chocolate bars, candy, cookies, hot chocolate, and other decadent goodies.
In the battle of the frozen yogurts, both Pinkberry and Red Mango have their passionate supporters. But which is the best frozen yogurt in New York City, Pinkberry or Red Mango?
A review of Soho Italian restaurant Va Tutto!
If you’ve got a weakness for sweet treats, hop the 6 train to the Upper East Side for a visit to some of the city’s best bakeries. You’ll find delicious cupcakes, world-famous brownies, mouth-watering cakes and pies, and plenty of other tasty treats.
A review of Franciso's Centro Vasco, a top Manhattan spot for lobster.
A review of Tribeca restaurant Yaffa's.
Search for great Manhattan restaurants by cuisine type (from Afghan to Vietnamese), special feature (open 24 hours, notable wine list, etc.), or price range. Read opinions posted by other New Yorkers and share your review. Vote for your favorite restaurants in the Best of Citysearch 2005 survey (voting begins in early May).
Search inspection reports for your favorite restaurants. Be prepared for unappetizing reports such as "evidence of live rats" and "toxic chemicals improperly stored." Don't look if you don't want to know.
Zagat's is the preeminent source for restaurant reviews. To view reviews and features online, you'll have to cough up $24.95 for a yearly membership.
Enjoy a gourmet French meal at a reduced price. At L'Ecole, meals are prepared by the students of the French Culinary Institute. Rave reviews from Zagat's adn Gourmet mag.
New York City has one of the hottest gay nightlife scenes in the world. New York has gay bars for every preference and mood -- from trendy club to sports bar to laid-back lesbian dive.
