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Sushi Yasuda is one of New York's top destinations for raw fish as unadulterated edible art. Floors, walls, and ceilings of blond bamboo planks make up this Zen...more
see the New York City guideSearching for solid cooking in the Meatpacking District is like expecting honesty from a politician: Instead of aiming high, most restaurants here pander to the...more
see the New York City guideWhen chef April Bloomfield (an alum of London's River Café) opened this happening West Village boîte in 2004 with Mario Batali as a backer, New...more
see the New York City guideSo beloved is Danny Meyer's pedestrian-powered New York version of a '50s drive-in that its website displays live feeds from a Shack-cam that lets you track the...more
see the New York City guideScarpetta is an unusual addition to Manhattan's Meatpacking District, home to too many overhyped, overdone, overrun velvet rope restaurants. At this inviting...more
see the New York City guideSouthampton is the most self-consciously dressed-up of the Hamptons, so it makes sense that Main Street would be the spot for an outpost of this Manhattan...more
see the The Hamptons guideCheers were heard throughout Brooklyn Heights when the River Deli opened in May 2010 (yes, it's by the river; no, it's not a deli). Sure, there are dozens of...more
see the Brooklyn guideFor a relaxed dinner at a French bistro, head to the Red/Bar Brasserie early on a weeknight—in the off-season. Between June and September, Red/Bar's...more
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Until Quality Meats opened in 2006, the New York steak house as a classic manly institution hadn't changed a lick in more than a century. But this youthful...more
see the New York City guideResist the urge to call it adorable. Yes, this East Village place is tiny and homey, and yes, the staff is almost all female, but chef Gabrielle Hamilton turns...more
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