Bringing class and modernity to signature Jewish dishes, Kutsher's Tribeca caters to your Catskills-visiting grandpa and the hip diner who likes a side of beet and horseradish tartare with their ge... read more
Abe & Arthur's crew heads up to corporate central. Brass as in brasserie, with kitchen serving up American bistro fare. Jelly doughnut pancakes and beer waffles get the day off to a healthful s... read more
Rock ‘tude bistro. Local duo drops creative takes on American classics. Signature Cobb salad upgrades bacon to slow-braised pork belly, pairs it with a poached and then fried egg. Turducken a... read more
Local mom and pop drop an American bistro on the Upper East. Follows the grass-fed herd with focus on local artisanal ingredients. Peaches and pork, cherries and duck, blueberries and mixed greens ... read more
Name sounds like it’s cribbed from a rapper, but is actually a truncation of Gotham, necessary to placate a certain downtown chef. Contemporary look mixes mirror, tile, and steel, for industr... read more
That’s Mon Petit Déjeuner, not Meatpacking District, although the Koch brothers are experts in both. Infamous Day and Night brunches now removed to Ajna, leaving behind a fine dining s... read more
French riff on the classic American lunch counter. Gets things wrong in an endearing way, a la Jerry Lewis. Example: bacon-cheeseburger sausage hot dog, combo-sized with warm lentils and frisee. Fa... read more
Bistro 2.0. Tartines, classic French open-faced sammies, infiltrate a part of the city usually reserved for panini. Authenticity assured by rustic sourdough loafs flown in from Parisian bakery Poil... read more
Cozy Sutton Place townhouse serving bistro classics. Serious classics: think escargot, pâté, cassoulet, and sole meuniere. Expand your culinary horizons with parmentier, a beef cheek s... read more
Warm West Village Franco-Italian with female flair. Two lady chefs, late of Jarnac and Babbo, reincarnate Café de la Gare, where they were formerly owner and sous. Classic, fusion-adverse me... read more
As in setting a, not run of the mill. Much-anticipated High Line newcomer is big, bold, and beautiful. And not priced out of the civilian's reach. Vaulted ceilings, copper trimming, discreet use of... read more
Daniel descends on the Bowery, mashes up high/low, uptown/downtown, French brasserie/all-American tavern. Modern space nods to area's recent history, stacks its shelves like a kitchen supply store.... read more
Cozy brown leather banquettes, white marble bar, low warm lighting make for perfectly romantic ambiance that's still strong enough to meet your buddy for a burger on a cold night. Don't stop there,... read more
Owner and chef Cal Elliott certainly knows his way around the kitchen, having cooked at Williamsburg dining meccas Dumont and Dressler. Tucked behind an unmarked door, Rye is all cool speakeasy atm... read more
Go-to for the LES, routinely attracts envious denizens of other NYC hoods. Tavern look, with white walls, rustic fixtures, lotsa charm. Personal vibe (friendly chef helps), reasonable prices, Medit... read more
Neighborhood bistro goes around the world, touching down with fresh Mediterranean bistro bites, Moroccan-inspired digs. Irish chef applies his French training to signatures like Asian noodle salad ... read more
French food, French wine, French owner. Mid-sized spot dedicated to serving fresh, local versions of classic French dishes. House-made pâté and fromages are a given. Hanger steak comes... read more
Romantic bistro with fresh ingredients enhanced by simple French/Medi preparations. Food is as clean and simple as the bare bulbs hanging from the pressed tin ceiling. Nice mélange of French... read more
Gastro-starved residents of WaHi take heart. Breezy little bistro just off the 168th Street stop charms with retro-mod look and lively eats. Once you've tried the juicy sourdough burger—reall... 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...