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🍎 Culinary journey through New York: top 10 places for gourmets

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In New York, a tourist will definitely encounter a variety of world dishes. The cuisine of the “Big Apple” is a multicultural layering of various establishments literally everywhere. The metropolis has a set of culinary traditions. There are those that belong only to him – from street hot dogs for a couple of dollars to the famous New York cheesecake. If you don't know where to eat? Looking for places in New York to surprise yourself with new dishes? This guide is for you.

French cuisine

Angelina Paris

Angelina Paris is a popular French cafe. Americans value it for its fresh and delicious baked goods: muffins, croissants, chocolate delicacies. In addition, you can try eggs Benedict, salads and home-made pies. As for drinks, your order will be brightened up with high-quality hot chocolate or a cup of strong coffee. The cost per guest will be $11 – $30.

His address is: 42nd Street – Bryant Park / Fifth Avenue (New York Subway) 1050 6th Ave, West New York, New Jersey.

New York itinerary: where to eat in the Big Apple

La Parisienne

Another Parisian establishment located in the financial district and perfect for fellow travelers staying in lower Manhattan is La Parisienne. The founders of the cafe are a young couple originally from France, but who managed to work in restaurants in New York. Their idea for the establishment was to convey their love of cooking through food and customer service.

The doors of this cozy place are open daily from 08:00. Start your day boldly by tasting their breakfasts: avocado toast, yogurt, croissant or blueberry pancakes. Or stop by for a Parisian -style lunch or happy hour. They also cook for vegetarians, vegans and gluten-free food lovers.

You definitely won't leave there hungry! Address: 9 Maiden Ln, New York, NY 10038, USA.

New York itinerary: where to eat in the Big Apple

Balthazar

Cool brasserie French restaurant Balthazar is located at 80 Spring Street in Soho in Manhattan. Many visitors come here to try steak and chips, oysters and French onion soup. They also serve ribs, duck confit, beef Stroganoff and fresh seafood. This place is famous for its delicious pavlova cake and chocolate donuts. For drinks, I recommend ordering a good chardonnay, champagne or espresso martini. Non- alcoholic options include double espresso, ginger tea or latte.

The restaurant typically serves about 1,500 customers per day. Therefore, you cannot do without food delivery to your home. According to guest reviews, the staff here is friendly. Most clients note that the interior is impressive and the atmosphere is great. The cost per guest will be $25 – 50.

New York itinerary: where to eat in the Big Apple

Italian Cuisine

Al Mar

Contemporary Italian cuisine using the finest local and imported Italian ingredients is served at Al Mar Restaurant. Its doors are open from 11:30 to 15:30 and from 17:30 to 22:30. You can visit the establishment at 111 Front St, Brooklyn, NY 11201-1007 Dumbo. Just a kilometer from one of the top attractions in New York – the Brooklyn Bridge.

Authentic and beloved by locals, this establishment is the perfect place for breakfast before a walk along the promenade, a quick and filling lunch away from the hustle and bustle of work, or a romantic dinner at sunset. There you will be treated to seasonal appetizers, signature Alfredo meatballs and pasta of any variety. The philosophy of the restaurant is to preserve classic Italian home cooking, passed down from generation to generation.

New York itinerary: where to eat in the Big Apple

Italian market in Chelsea

Combining a supermarket, restaurants and office space, the Italian market in Chelsea is a huge hit with locals and tourists alike. It’s easy to meet businessmen there at a business meeting over a cup of coffee, people passing through eating Italian delicacies, and shoppers who have come to shop at discounts next to them.

The countless shops are more than just a regular food hall. Rather, the market looks like a busy market. Here you can shop at the best fish store, take home artisanal cheeses, and buy imported Italian seafood. 



And another interesting fact: this is where the famous Oreo cookies were invented, when Nabisco had a plant there. Overall, the Chelsea market is a great place. There you can relax after an exciting walk around the city, and even eat. A must visit at: 75 9th Ave, New York, NY 10011.

New York itinerary: where to eat in the Big Apple

Lombardi's

I consider it blasphemous to visit New York and not try the famous Italian pizza. And this needs to be done in Lombardi’s, the first pizzeria in the USA, which is already 118 years old! It is located at 32 Spring Street on the corner of Mott Street in the Nolita neighborhood of Manhattan. Open from 11:30 to 23:00 on weekdays, and open until midnight on weekends.

The traditional interior with wooden floors, brick walls, red and white tablecloths and old school photographs on the walls only adds to the charm of this place, where culinary traditions are observed with even greater care. After all, the menu has not changed over the past 100 years. The same delicious pizza is cooked in a special charcoal oven. The same tomatoes, mozzarella and homemade meat balls are all you need for a great culinary excursion into the world of New York pizza.

New York itinerary: where to eat in the Big Apple

American cuisine

Time Out Market New York

Everything you need to know about Time Out Market New York – It brings together the city's diverse food and drink offerings under one roof. It is a food hall with 21 restaurants and 3 bars. There's also a stage for local and live performances, outdoor seating and a rooftop deck overlooking Manhattan.

At Empire Stores you can enjoy fried chicken from Jacob's Pickles, pizza from Fornino, and original ice cream from Sugar Hill Creamery. The best chefs in the city cook here. Here you can find the most talked about restaurants and try the trendiest drinks. Here they discuss the latest in art and culture – all with views of the East River and Brooklyn Bridge. You can find the food hall at 55 Water St, Brooklyn, NY 11201.

New York itinerary: where to eat in the Big Apple

Sweet green is an establishment that will appeal to vegetarians and lovers of proper nutrition. This place will serve you delicious tofu, quinoa salad, Mexican corn and watermelon salad. Be sure to try good wine, iced tea or lemonade at the establishment. Visitors note that the staff in this restaurant is hospitable and the service is professional. I don’t indicate a specific address, because there are a large number of such places around the city.

New York itinerary: where to eat in the Big Apple

Sarita's Macaroni and Cheese

What is America without eating classic mac and cheese! And you need to try them at a place in the East Village – Sarita's Macaroni and Cheese. The world's first restaurant opened its doors in 2006. It is considered one of the most American in its focus. And it successfully competes with the city’s burger joints in terms of attendance.

Here they use cheddar cheese in cooking, to which, if desired, you can add bacon. Macaroni and cheese dishes here come in completely different sizes and, accordingly, prices. They are united by excellent taste. Dishes can be ordered on the restaurant’s website or come for a tasting at 197 1st Ave., New York, NY 10003.

New York itinerary: where to eat in the Big Apple

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