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International chain drops classic Neapolitan pizza uptown. Modern décor is coldly efficient; think black tiles, concrete, and polished chrome. Specialty here is personal pizzas, straight fro... read more
Barbaresco, Pane E Vino, and Luce owners give us Bottega. UES-appropriate elegance blends white linens with dark oak. French doors open to lively outdoor seating. Chef Carlo Conti dishes out Northe... read more
Casual brasserie spawned from Soho’s Jean Claude, adding Roman numerals and a bit more formality. Comfy space, bright color blocks on the walls and a vintage “Martini” mural over ... read more
Chef Cornelius Gallagher puts his Oceana-honed skills to Asian street food. As this is the UES, don’t be looking for mystery meat on a stick. Elevated approach applied to kimchee tempura, Tha... read more
Mom and pop duo add the Upper East to their Móle mini-empire. (A reboot of Taco Taco from across the street, give or take.) Start off with fresh-made custom guac, move on to house specials l... read more
Serafina's Japanese wing. Shares hotel space with Italian sib, but reflects antipodal approach. Intimate izakaya all about simple, elegant cuisine. Chefs take inspiration from pan-Asian backgrounds... read more
Hotel On the Ave nabs a Serafina. Dalton-girl birthday magnet keeps to its traditions in spiffy Upper West spin-off. Italian artist inks frescos, wood beams and tile keep the space warm. Wood-burni... read more
Uptown Italian with downtown-style cocktail program. A White & Church hand initiated the mixology; check out the specials on the chalkboard behind the serpentine bar. House-made infusions, crea... read more
Late, lamented Gino of Capri lives on inside Neapolitan pizza place. Mini-chain adds uptown outpost, recruits former Gino’s chef to reprise fan faves. Lasagna, gnocchi with secret sauce, penn... read more
Name means “benevolence,” and soup shop’s approach is accordingly neighborly. Serves up classic Japanese with some Taiwanese accents. Hearty pork broths are the focus, although th... read more
Little monsters can eat the same spaghetti with meatballs and macaroni and cheese that GaGa grew up on when they dine at Joanne Trattoria, her parents' newest offspring. Spotlighting classic Italia... read more
Just because this is Juliette Lewis' favorite juice bar in the city doesn't mean it's awesome, even though it is. Not just for juicers, offers its own line of nibbles, from apple cobbler to creamy ... read more
Healthy food that actually tastes good. For forty years, Soho staple has been keeping it earthy, now perking things up on the Upper West Side. Fresh, organic, the whole thing, i.e. if you're lo... read more
Cypriot chef follows up Milos and Aegean Cove with Greek charmer for Yorkville. Mezedes are the focus, as inspired by tours through the Greek isles. Look for classics like taramosalata, grilled oct... read more
Straight outta Salerno, culinary savants Fabio Casella and Vincenzo Scardino preside over one of the nicest Italian joints on the Upper East Side. The pizzas are amazing, from the plain but well-ex... read more
Fresh, humble ingredients are transformed into Mediterranean magic at this casual yet elegant restaurant on the lower edge of the Upper East Side. Chef Devon Gilroy draws from the traditions of Gre... read more
Name sounds like a children’s story, but neighborhood gastropub delivers grown-up tastes. Chili dogs get upgraded with Kobe beef, corndogs add lobster and Pommery, mac 'n' cheese benefits fro... read more
Zocalo’s Julian Medina namechecks a Mexican plant used in love potions. Upbeat spot, with pretty lamps, splashes of color, lots of tile. Expansive tequila selection, cool cocktail tweaks (the... read more
Shopping and cupcakes? Diabolical. Little cupcake shop that could branches out to Bloomingdale’s in Dubai, bounces back to our humble little burg to repeat the trick. Street-level spot sells ... read more
Second coming of legendary Chelsea pachyderm. Shake-up of original ...
Moroccan/Mediterranean fare is spruced-up version of Bistro Truck&r...
NYC location number quatre for très chic French luxury brand...
What is the American jet-set doing these days? If you ask Michael K...
San Francisco’s famed hole-in-the-wall expans to the LES. Swa...