It is hardly possible that in New York there will be nowhere to go snack. Unreal number of restaurants !!! In the New York itself, their thousands of 12, and if you still consider suburbs, the number is nearing 50 thousand. That is, literally at every step. Here, for example, a couple the most luxurious and expensive restaurants:
"Aureole" (135 W. 42nd St.)
There is a restaurant on the first floor of the Tower of the Bank of America, respectively, there are always a lot of people there, and there is very expensive. Although the atmosphere of the restaurant is very relaxed. The restaurant also boasts an impressive selection of wines and a cozy room for banquets, with its soft seats, pillows and expensive devices and glasses. The restaurant serves modern cuisine. We try to veal with chestnut mashed potatoes and cranberries and gentle Iberian ham, as well as a deer with a pomegranate sauce. Lovers of sweet either will not remain disappointed, for example, an excellent choice will be baked pears with Ganash cream and caramel ice cream with a nugoy. The restaurant is open from Monday to Friday, as well as there are night dinners.
Oceana (120 W. 49th St.)
Located right in the city center, this seafood restaurant is one of the best in its series. It is located on the first floor of the McGrow Hill Media Hill building. The main hall is very spacious, with large windows of dark blue, with dark wood furniture and vases with flowers. Elegantly and stylish. There is also a smaller room for private parties, as well as a lounge zone. The restaurant holds a brand due to the freshest seafood and tasty unusual combinations in dishes. You can recommend the bed, risotto from rice carnaroli with shrimps and pumpkin, decorated with sage twigs or sea perch with spicy tomato sauce and eggplants. Desserts are also short enough, especially cheesecake and chocolate mousse. The restaurant works from Monday to Friday, as well as there are night dinners.
"Hakkasan" (311 W. 43rd St.)
Located this Chinese restaurant near Oceana. The restaurant is not particularly breathing with paints and silks - a rather nonsense facade, merging with other buildings of the street. Inside, the restaurant is striking the luxury -to-stirring decor, a dark tree, marble, muble light and tables "in the corners", which allows you to feel in some privacy. Some locations overlook the kitchen, that is, it is possible to observe how food is prepared. This is a very very fashionable Asian bar of New York. Guests are celebrated by waiters in beautiful outfits of red silk, but believe me, the food is even more beautiful - decorated with flowers from soups, rice with delicate chicken pieces, wrapped in lotus leaves; Juicy duck, stuffed with pumpkin and shrimp with soy cottage cheese, Chilean sea bass in crispy breading from dicon, with black bean sauce. All dishes are like flawless works of edible art. Desserts are also excellent and intricate. The restaurant can have lunch and dinner (breakfast is not served). Prices are high.
"Danji" (346 W. 52nd St.)
Korean restaurant and New York Korean food shrine. You can lunch at the bar stand or take a table. Pleasant lighting, seats, silk upholstered, unusual dishes - that's what attracts the most detached public in this cute restaurant. Start dinner from the Korean salad Golbaengi Mochim (with crushed squid or dried Mintham, vegetables, greens and sharp sauce), mollusks with fragrant rice, garlic and seasonings, which are served with cucumbers, cilantro and by themselves (long brown-gray noodle from buckwheat flour) . Order and tender white coal fish fillets with gravy or bo ssäm (Bossam) - thinly sliced baked pork breast with spices and sauce wrapped in cabbage sheet. Just shook your fingers! Prices in this restaurant, by the way, much lower than in the previous ones.
But I. Restaurants and cafes where you can have breakfast or dine for stern penny . Such really quite a lot.
"Empanada Mama" (763 9th Ave)
Small restaurant of South American cuisine. Small, cozy and always crowded restaurant. The tables are very close to each other, and in general there are catastrophic places there, but it does not interfere with anyone. Book here pancakes with meat, cheesecakes (sandwich from thinly sliced pieces of steak, with melted cheese) or seafood- not disappoint. As for desserts, they are also not worthwhile to bypass, we try here Maduros (sweet fried bananas) and fruit cocktails. Portions are not very large, but cheap- 2-5 dollars. Works and food delivery.
Joe's Pizza (7 Carmine St, FRNT 1)
Very small pizzeria, approximately 5x5, with photographs of celebrities on the walls and outdoor tables outside. There is a vegetarian pizza here. To someone, rather simple place, the people are many times, but the pizza and the truth is not bad. Low prices (pizza for 2.75 $).
"Murray's Bagels" (500 AVENUE OF THE AMERICAS)
Very pretty bakery. On weekends there are long queues! Everyone comes here for the horns - sweet and savory, with fillings and without, about which they say they are the best on the east coast. In addition to baking, it is possible to eat here, for example, for example, a fragrant sovereign for only 5 dollars, or salmon with capers.
"Georgia's Eastside BBQ" (192 Orchard ST)
A great place where delicious meat is prepared - stew, grilled, fried, with different sauces and side dishes. Very friendly and pleasant atmosphere and service. Fried ribs, sausages and chicken wings with a garnish cost only $ 17.
"THE HALAL GUYS" (1300-1318 Avenue of the Americas)
Pretty popular restaurant for the whole family. Perhaps your trip to New York will not be complete without a visit to "Halal Guys" (or, as it is also called here, "53rd & 6th Halal"). Many first doubt how good food can be in the street eatery. But it is worth it! Be sure to try there lamb or chicken with rice - one of the main restaurant dishes. In general, here you can choose high-quality food for only 6 dollars.
Something like this. Restaurants are so much, and they are so diverse that it is just difficult to imagine, while there will be no way there. For every taste and wallet, absolutely unstable. Bon Appetit!