The “pita” bread here isn’t really traditional pita, but it’s still super fresh and delicious. You can get a bag of six of them to go too for $7.
Cool little no-frills Greek spot. Very few tables so you’ll probably want to get food to go. Small menu but everything is fresh and freshly-made. Chicken souvlaki gyro is excellent.
Surprisingly good Asian fusion. Very pricey but you won’t be disappointed. Chicken dumplings are unique and delicious. Good wine list.
Excellent place to get rare Asian foods and spices you can’t find at most American markets, such as the delectable Szechuan peppercorn. Affordable china and utensils and chopsticks, etc., too.
It’s not on the regular menu, but they make a great white pizza. Definitely worth a try.
Awesome bagels, and they’re not too huge to eat without feeling bloated. (Lookin’ at you, Bagelsaurus.) Service here is less than great. But the bagels and creative bagel sandwiches are worth it.
Awesome coffee shop just off Chinatown. Espresso drinks are all excellent, as is the daily drip option. Good place to get fresh roasted beans. It’s tiny though so not a great place to work or hang out
Decent tacos and small Mexican appetizers, if a bit pricey. Solid beer list with some local and other quality drafts. Try a nitro margarita for a fresh take on a classic cocktail.
Great weekend brunch buffet. Tons of food options. Solid cocktails. But the buffet is NOT cheap at more than $50 per person, so come (very) hungry. Name is a reference to the book Charlotte’s Web.
