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New York

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

BarsMarble, Whispers and Bus Tours at Grand Central in September

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

  1. Mediterranean · Asian$$$Zoi Mediterranean UES 4.6 · 1,047 diner reviews1480 2nd Ave, 10075Book a table →
  2. Seafood · Steakhouse$$Hav & Mar by Marcus Samuelsson 4.6 · 1,001 diner reviews245 11th Ave, 10001Book a table →
  3. American$$Alfie's Kitchen & Craft Beer Bar 4.8 · 86 diner reviews800 9th Ave, 10019-5602Book a table →
  4. International$$$$La Maisonette 4.9 · 59 diner reviews2 East 55th Street, 10022Book a table →
  5. Steakhouse$$$Del Frisco's Grille - World Trade Center 4.6 · 949 diner reviews250 Vesey Street, 10281Book a table →
  6. Italian · Pizzeria$$Gelso and Grand 4.7 · 155 diner reviews186 Grand Street, 10013Book a table →
  7. Sushi · Sichuan$$$Ikyu 4.9 · 58 diner reviews1718 2nd Ave, 10128-3501Book a table →
  8. Italian · Pizza Bar$$$Rosemary's East 4.7 · 154 diner reviews350 1st Avenue, 10010Book a table →
  9. Italian · Pizzeria$$$Serafina Tribeca 4.6 · 886 diner reviews95 West Broadway, 10007Book a table →
  10. Japanese · Sushi$$$$Kizuna 5.0 · 44 diner reviews341 E 76th St, 10021-2416Book a table →
  11. American · Vegetarian$$Westville Hudson 4.6 · 852 diner reviews333 Hudson St, 10013Book a table →
  12. American · Organic$$$Society Cafe 4.6 · 829 diner reviews52 W 13th Street, 10011Book a table →

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Markets

  1. MarketsNew York Runs on a 5 A.M. Shift Nobody AdvertisesBefore the tourists wake, New York's fish market, flower district, and last working print shop are already running at full volume, and a dawn loop through all of it costs almost nothing.

Tables

  1. TablesWhere to Stand and Eat on 2026 New York Marathon WeekendA three-day plan for the 2026 TCS New York City Marathon: where to collect a bib, the kerbs worth standing on across all five boroughs, and the tables to book before the roads close.

Bars

  1. BarsMarble, Whispers and Bus Tours at Grand Central in SeptemberAn honest look at what Grand Central Terminal actually gives you in September 2026: the marble, the backwards ceiling, the whispering arch, the weekday-only Oyster Bar and exactly where the open-top buses pick up outside.
  2. BarsThe Coopers Who Still Build New York's Rooftop Water TanksThree family firms still raise New York's wooden water tanks by hand in a single day, and you can read them from the street, from the observation decks or from inside a bar built in a tank.

Coffee & sweet

  1. Coffee & sweetThe Last Diners of New York: Chrome, Coffee and the Counter That Won't QuitA borough-by-borough tally of the New York diners still slinging eggs at 3 a.m. — who they suit, when to go, and why the counter is worth defending.

Wine & day trips

  1. Wine & day tripsEating Cheap and Well Around New York's Food and Wine FestivalFour days of tickets, markets and wine counters in New York, with what each one costs and when to turn up.
  2. Wine & day tripsThe Counter That Never Closes: Inside New York's Bodega CultureA block-by-block guide to the delis, grocers and grill counters that feed New York around the clock — where to go, what to order, and which ones are worth the queue.

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