Guidebook for New York
Food Scene
Not traditional NY pizza at all, but very rich/heavy and good, plus its great after a late night!
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Artichoke Basille's Pizza
321 E 14th St Not traditional NY pizza at all, but very rich/heavy and good, plus its great after a late night!
Jeepney
201 1st Ave.One of the best Seafood / Greek restaurants in the City is right across the street.
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Taverna Kyclades
228 1st AvenueOne of the best Seafood / Greek restaurants in the City is right across the street.
Some of the best bagels in the City, with unique flavors. Cash only, and sometimes long lines as they make to order, so come during off peak times.
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Tompkins Square Bagels
165 Avenue ASome of the best bagels in the City, with unique flavors. Cash only, and sometimes long lines as they make to order, so come during off peak times.
MomoFuku Milk Bar:
On 13th St and 2nd Ave. Popular dessert shop and very close by. The Crack Pie and Cereal Milk Ice Cream are infamous. Long lines.
251 E 13th St
251 East 13th StreetMomoFuku Milk Bar:
On 13th St and 2nd Ave. Popular dessert shop and very close by. The Crack Pie and Cereal Milk Ice Cream are infamous. Long lines.
A gritty, loud, amazing Japanese Izakaya (Tapas Bar) with hundreds of Sake's and great small snacks.
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Sake Bar Decibel
240 E 9th StA gritty, loud, amazing Japanese Izakaya (Tapas Bar) with hundreds of Sake's and great small snacks.
Bagel Belly
114 3rd Avegood bagels, not as long line as Thompkins Sq bagels.
Feast
102 3rd Avegreat small place, has a good pre-fix brunch