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New York

The city's best tables, markets and bars, chosen by the writers who live there.

MarketsWalking New York's Chinatown Street by Street in October

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1,416 New York restaurants you can book on OpenTable. Pick a cuisine.

  1. European · Dining Bar$$$Jadis 4.7 · 200 diner reviews42 Rivington St, 10002Book a table →
  2. Seafood · American$$Flex Mussels - UES 4.6 · 2,971 diner reviews1431 3rd Ave, 10028Book a table →
  3. Steak · Steakhouse$$$$Strip House Midtown 4.6 · 2,809 diner reviews15 W 44th St, 10036Book a table →
  4. Italian · Mediterranean$$$Piccola Cucina Osteria - Spring St. 4.6 · 2,686 diner reviews196 Spring St., 10012Book a table →
  5. Japanese · Barbecue$$$Gyu-Kaku Japanese BBQ - New York, NY | Midtown Manhattan 4.6 · 2,621 diner reviews805 3rd Ave 2nd Floor, 10022Book a table →
  6. Mediterranean · Turkish$$$Pera Mediterranean Brasserie 4.6 · 2,612 diner reviews303 Madison Avenue, 10017Book a table →
  7. American · Breakfast$$Carnegie Diner & Café – 205 W 57th St, New York, NY 4.6 · 2,518 diner reviews205 W 57th St, 10019-2105Book a table →
  8. American · Contemporary American$$Valerie 4.6 · 2,489 diner reviews45 W 45th St, 10036Book a table →
  9. Seafood · Greek$$$Ammos Estiatorio 4.6 · 2,436 diner reviews52 Vanderbilt Avenue, 10017Book a table →
  10. Continental$$$$Central Park Boathouse 4.6 · 2,347 diner reviewsPark Drive North E 72nd St, 10021Book a table →
  11. French · Contemporary French$$$Brasserie Cognac Upper East Side 4.6 · 2,283 diner reviews963 Lexington Ave., 10021Book a table →
  12. Unspecified$$Aria - West Village 4.8 · 100 diner reviews14 Bedford St, 10014Book a table →

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Markets

  1. MarketsWalking New York's Chinatown Street by Street in OctoberDetailed street food and market exploration in Chinatown
  2. MarketsEating Cheap and Well Around New York's Food and Wine FestivalDetailed guide to food and wine festival events
  3. MarketsNew York Runs on a 5 A.M. Shift Nobody AdvertisesDawn market tour with fish and flower districts

Street food

  1. Street foodThe Rockaways in Summer: New York City's Wild Beach at the End of the A TrainRockaways beach food and bars, surf town vibe
  2. Street foodThe Counter That Never Closes: Inside New York's Bodega CultureBodega culture and late-night food counters detailed
  3. Street foodNew York's Village Halloween Parade Welcomes Anyone in CostumeHalloween parade with eating tips in New York's Village

Tables

  1. TablesThe Last Diners of New York: Chrome, Coffee and the Counter That Won't QuitClassic diners open late, borough-by-borough guide
  2. TablesWhere to Stand and Eat on 2026 New York Marathon WeekendIncludes specific dining spots to book during marathon weekend

Bars

  1. BarsHow New Yorkers Really Live Above the 20th FloorIncludes rooftop bars and high-rise living experiences
  2. BarsMarble, Whispers and Bus Tours at Grand Central in SeptemberGrand Central's Oyster Bar and bus tours in September
  3. BarsThe Coopers Who Still Build New York's Rooftop Water TanksRooftop bars in water tanks, heritage and drinks
  4. BarsRed Hook's Cargo Piers Became Brooklyn's Art DistrictRed Hook distilleries and dive bar scene

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