Guidebook for New York
Food Scene
Delicious hand pulled noodles. Order the N1, spicy cumin lamb noodles. Amazing!
35 locals recommend
Xi’an Famous Foods
Delicious hand pulled noodles. Order the N1, spicy cumin lamb noodles. Amazing!
Hip, but another good spot for breakfast or a small snack. Great acai bowls.
87 locals recommend
Two Hands
164 Mott StHip, but another good spot for breakfast or a small snack. Great acai bowls.
THE Chinese restaurant. Must have the soup dumplings. I once saw Woody Allen there.
196 locals recommend
Joe's Shanghai
46 BoweryTHE Chinese restaurant. Must have the soup dumplings. I once saw Woody Allen there.
If you love ramen, this is the place to go. They rotate chefs and menus about once a month. Check in and see who's making the ramen.
17 locals recommend
Ramen Lab
70 Kenmare StIf you love ramen, this is the place to go. They rotate chefs and menus about once a month. Check in and see who's making the ramen.
Prince St. Pizza
27 Prince StTry the Pepperoni square. Out of this world.
La Esquina - SoHo
114 Kenmare StGood Mexican food. Try the tacos or the Pepito torta.
169 Bar
169 E BroadwayFun, quirky bar with strange decor. Neighborhood favorite.
Everything Else
Cheeky Sandwiches
88 Orchard StTiny, Louisiana sandwich shop. Hidden gem.
They open early and have delicious bagels. One of my favorite places for breakfast.
15 locals recommend
Baz Bagel
181 Grand StThey open early and have delicious bagels. One of my favorite places for breakfast.
Lombardi's
32 Spring StAmericas first pizzeria. Classic NY establishment.
Drinks & Nightlife
One of my all time favorites. Must try the micheladas or margaritas.
222 locals recommend
Barrio Chino
253 Broome StOne of my all time favorites. Must try the micheladas or margaritas.
Mulberry Project
149 Mulberry StreetSuper cool bar with amazing drinks. Niko is the man.