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- 9 E. 1st St., New York 10003
- 212-387-7000
Veselka Bowery
Beloved EV diner all growed up. Big, modern room with industrial touches like concrete floors, massive support columns. Ukrainian menu gets an upgrade, too, presenting refined versions of Eastern E... read more
- 321 E. 73rd St., New York 10021
- 212-861-1038
Hospoda
Bohemian rhapsody: Czech hall hosts sophisticated Prague export. Modern room with lively black graffiti panels, elegant wood floors. Tasting menu walks you through ham and horseradish foam, trout w... read more
- 102 Norfolk St., New York 10002
- 212-505-7276
Saro Bistro
Refined takes on Yugoslav comfort food. Short ribs and egg noodles, bureks with a cup of yogurt, juicy cevapcici sausage and killer zucchini fritters. Mellow little room hosted by young mom an... read more
- 520 Third Ave., New York 11215
- 718-768-0515
Draft Barn
Calling all beer geeks. 250 brews from all corners of the Earth -- the usual suspects, plus a truckload of unknowns from Belgium to Brooklyn to Sri Lanka. Sri Lanka? Modeled after a Euro beer hall:... read more
- 116 Ave. C, New York 10003
- 212-353-8000
Kafana
Slobodon, please. NYC's first Serbian resto takes cues from Bosnian joints around town. Unlike Muslim devils, er, brothers, liberal use of pork -- from rind garnish to bacon-wrapped prunes. Signat... read more
- 221 W. 38th St., New York 10018
- 212-921-1183
Djerdan
Bureks, bureks, bureks! Ottoman Empire export puts phyllo to meat, spinach, and salty cheese, gives pizza a run for its money. Midtown location of mini-chain used to be a low-rent cafeteria, evolve... read more
- 28-48 31st St., New York
- 718-721-6422
Zlata Praha
Competition may be limited, but still the best Czech restaurant in all of NYC. Authentic décor harkens back to quaint Commie era, though T-shirt and CD sales lend more modern, touristy vibe.... read more
- 758 Lydig Ave., New York
- 718-822-8955
Dukagjini Burektorja
Add a second entry to your list re: things you know about Albania. Clocking in right after Kosovo, the burek—a savory, dinner-sized, golden-crusted pie. Balkan specialty comes with four choices of ... read more
- 27 Morton St., New York 10014
- 212-929-4339
Doma Na Rohu
Mismatched table and chairs, changing art on the walls, and lots of windows for passersby to glimpse studious Bohemians reading, writing, or fiddling on their Macs. Doma—"at home" in Czech &m... read more
- 853 Manhattan Ave., New York 11222
- 718-383-4382
Christina's
Super-hot Polish staff, good solid Polish food, unfortunate post-Communist design aesthetic. Kind of like Poland, eh? Try the potato pancakes with the beef goulash, pierogis, among other eastern Eu... read more
- 68 Newell St. #A, New York 11222
- 718-389-1665
Relax
If you can't find it, then you probably don't speak Polish, as name on door reads “Restauracja-Relax.” Totally worth the hunt. Settle in with choice of pierogi or sausage and have plent... read more
- 37-18 34th Ave., New York 11101
- 718-752-9528
Cevabdzinica Sarajevo
Bosnian meat palace. Smoky grill up front will have you homesick for momma's Sarajevan kitchen. Go meat-crazy with the platter, overflowing with sausages, kebabs, kidneys, hearts, and livers. Red p... read more
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