New York has a huge variety of restaurants and cafes. Today in New York there are already 25,000 cafes and restaurants and this is not the limit, as new ones open almost daily. Over time, old and little interesting establishments are replaced by new modern and cozy ones that can please you with a variety of dishes.
On the territory of New York, you can taste dishes of a wide variety of world cuisines.
New York offers its residents and guests a wide variety of cafes: from a small and cozy to a huge and noisy cafe in New York, from a trendy and pretentious, expensive restaurant, to a small, family-run New York restaurant. We’ve put together a selection of the best restaurants to visit in New York.
Ai Fiori
Ai Fiori, a project by chef Michael White, opened its doors in November 2010. An elegant gourmet restaurant located on the second floor of New York’s luxurious Langham Place, Fifth Avenue. The main room is designed for 175 seats, a separate room can accommodate 45 visitors. The interior design is in line with the general style of the hotel. the same finishing materials are used. The menu includes dishes from the Mediterranean Riviera, combining Italian and French culinary traditions.
400 5th Ave # 2, New York, NY 10018
Daniel
Chef Daniel Boulud has been working in New York for more than a dozen years, and during this period he has gained a reputation as one of the best chefs in the Big Apple. Daniel’s wine list is also considered one of the best in New York. The large hall is visually divided into two parts. Tables are located both in the center of the hall, bounded by columns and along its perimeter, on a certain elevation. Thanks to this decision, you get the feeling that you are in a romantic and magical, but at the same time very cozy fairy tale.
60 E 65th St, New York, NY 10065
Le Coucou
Le Coucou is the third restaurant opened by renowned American chef Daniel Rose. New Yorkers love this luxurious establishment for its elegant interior and refined French cuisine.
138 Lafayette St, New York, NY 10013
Per Se
This restaurant is located in the heart of New York, not far from the famous Central Park. PER SE French cuisine is considered one of the best in New York. Delightful interiors and delicious food are guaranteed to remain in the memories of your trip. The restaurant will provide VIP dinners, decorations and a photographer upon your request.
10 Columbus Cir, New York, NY 10019
Buddakan
An impressive restaurant in the Meatpacking area. The combination of Asian restraint and calmness with the Parisian flamboyance of the 16th century creates a surreal atmosphere. Chinese dishes are offered in an intricate interpretation, which will not leave indifferent even the most sophisticated gourmet.
Chelsea Market, 75 Ninth Ave, New York, NY 10011
TAO
This Tao Asian restaurant is not easy to get to. He has enjoyed immense popularity for 15 years now – and of course, this did not happen without the influence of the TV series “Sex and the City”. Generally speaking, all of New York’s decent restaurants have a queue. In addition, it is always worth remembering that if you want to visit here on a weekend, then you need to book a table two weeks before the planned date of your visit. Otherwise, an unexpected unpleasant meeting together may turn out – as when Carrie goes to Tao and gets to Big’s table.
Maritime Hotel, 92 Ninth Ave, New York, NY 10011
Nusr-et Steakhouse
The famous restaurant of the Turkish chef Nusret Gokce, who became famous for his elegant way of cutting meat. It opened its doors in 2018. It is the first in New York and outside the Middle East of his chain of steakhouses and burger Nusr-Et. Conveniently located in Manhattan between Fifth and Sixth Avenues. Here you should try Turkish cuisine, beef carpaccio, rib eye, branded sushi, original desserts, vanilla ice cream. Excellent service, first-class interior, calm atmosphere, and Turkish hospitality are the hallmarks of the restaurant.
60 W 53rd St, New York, NY 10019
The River Café
The restaurant is located on a barge with stylish and picturesque decor (beautifully lit trees, plants, and flowers all year round). In one of the parts of the restaurant, there is a water garden along the Japanese bridges. Classic French glass doors lead to a beautiful terrace. Quality cuisine and excellent service are guaranteed. Wonderful panoramic views of the New York Harbor, the Manhattan Skyline, and the Statue of Liberty make this place a popular destination for tourists looking to relax and have a delicious lunch or dinner after walking through Brooklyn Park.
1 Water St, Brooklyn, NY 11201
