Not for the casual dressed! Offering tasting menus for Lunch and Dinner. Try the Scottish Salmon, the Long Island Duckling, the Rack of Lamb and any of the desserts.
Love the scones and the tuna, and the always-delicious iced coffee. Sadly this location isn't open on the weekends, so you'll have to get your fix during the week.
This Robert de Niro-owned boutique hotel has great service, great food (be sure to check out Locanda Verde), and great beds. What more could we want in a hotel?
Everything at this location is super fresh - we love to pick up dinner from the burger bar or the Dosateria, followed by some gelato.
One of our favorite spots to grab some solid coffee when we're in TriBeCa. Hugh Jackman owns this joint, plus all profits go to charity, which makes us even more apt to go here.
Be prepared to wait in line for Brunch and during the weekends. Try and make reservations so you can dine on delicious Scampi & Grits and Sheep’s Milk Ricotta.
Brought to you by Rangers players Henrik Lundqvist and Sean Avery, we love to come here for the delicious kale salad and meatballs. This place is very aptly named, as it really is tiny!
Romantic Italian restaurant with a menu that changes monthly. Get the Prix Fixe ($70) and add in the Seared Foie Gras. The service here is spectacular.
If you appreciate great food in a sports bar atmosphere while rooting for your favorite team (especially hockey), this is your place. Get the mac n' cheese, nachos, or chili and you'll leave happy.
This Robert De Niro owned restaurant serves up some delicious and fresh classic American food. We love to order the Heirloom Tomato Salad followed by the Scallops.
We come here for Pork Wiener schniztel and wash it down with a Weihenstephaner. The perfect combination!
The Spiced Pumpkin Cider (topped with whipped cream) combines pumpkin puree, apple cider, pumpkin spice, and rum to create the perfect fall drink. Best part - it's served in an "I Love NY" mug!
There's no menu here, just the omakase, which is nothing short of incredible. When you make a reservation, make sure it's for Ichimura's omakase - it's different from the Brushstroke restaurant.
One of our favorite places for brunch – Try the Sour Cream Pancakes or the Corned Beef Hash & Eggs with an Iced Coffee (the cubes are made from coffee).
Enjoy a whole lot of champagne (or just a delicious Lychee Martini) and a wonderful mellow vibe at this chic lounge. Nibble on Mini Black Truffle Baked Potatoes too.
Impress your date at this sexy and sultry tapas restaurant – try ordering the Escargot, the Pulpo Diablo, ‘Albondigas, Empanadillas Rellenas and the Chorizo Espanolas.
Don’t eat for a few days before coming here…and take it easy on the salad bar…you’re here for the meat after all. Save room for dessert – although it’s not included in the price.
Incredibly fun and delicious restaurant. Let your waitress order your food. Start your evening with a Dr. Funk and stay for the late-night experience.
Some of the best views of the Hudson River from this park, and not as crowded as other parks along the West Side highway. Great place to catch a summer concert.
Old-school tiny cinema that hosts local film festivals or your own private screening party. Nice little lounge/bar to get things going.
Overwhelming wine list paired with extremely helpful servers! Have a glass of Riesling with the Crispy Duck Confit salad and a plate of cheese.
Part of the Thompson family of hotels, we love this location for its gorgeous Hudson River views (in some rooms), amazingly comfortable beds, attentive staff, and great lobby bar.
Nothing is more classically New York than this Tribeca institution! You can’t go wrong with a Martini and the Steak Frites with Sauteed Spinach.
Once you get over the novelty that your food is served by Ninjas you’ll enjoy some creative sushi rolls. However, this place is all about the experience. Did we mention the Ninjas?
Delicious sushi in an upscale, trendy atmosphere. While the sushi is exceptional, the rock shrimp tempura must be ordered as well.
