Restaurants

 

New York's food culture, influenced by the city's immigrants and large number of dining patrons, is diverse. Eastern European and Italian immigrants have made the city famous for bagels, cheesecake, and New York-style pizza. The city is also home to many of the finest haute cuisine restaurants in the United States.

 

Per Se (International) $$$$$
10 Columbus Circle, Time Warner Center, 4th Floor
Phone: 212-823-9335

Bouley (French) $$$
120 W Broadway
Phone: 212-964-2525 · 212-962-2902

Garden Cafe (American) $$
620 Vanderbilt Ave, Prospect Heights
Phone: 718-857-8863

Babbo (Italian) $$
110 Waverly Pl, between 6th Ave & MacDougal St
Phone: 212-777-0303 · 212-353-8064

 

Jewel Bako (Asian) $$
239 E 5th St, between 2nd & 3rd Ave
Phone: 212 979-1012

Eleven Madison Park (European) $$$
11 Madison Ave, at 24th St
Phone: 212.889.0905

 

Tasting Room Restaurant (American) $$$
264 Elizabeth St, between Houston & Prince St
Phone: 212-358-7831 · 212-358-8432

 

Il Palazzo (Italian) $$
151 Mulberry St
Phone: 212-343-7000

 

Il Cortile (Italian) $$$
125 Mulberry St
Phone: 212-226-6060

 

Pellegrino's (Italian) $$
138 Mulberry St, between Hester & Grand St
Phone: 212-226-3177

 

Four Seasons (International) $$$$
99 E 52nd St, between Park & Lexington Ave
Phone: 212-754-9494

 

Estiatorio Milos (Greek) $$$
125 W 55th St
Phone: 212-245-7400

 

Oceana (American) $$$$
55 E 54th St, between Park and Madison
Phone: 212-759-5941

 

Aquagrill (Seafood) $$$
210 Spring St
Phone: 212-274-0505

 

Kai (Japanese) $$$
822 Madison Ave
Phone: 212-988-7277