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A Swede deal: AQ Cafe is the IKEA of haute cuisine. |
AQ Cafe
Aquavit's star chef goes casual at this sleek introduction to Nordic cuisine.
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58 Park Ave., 212-847-9745
71 Clinton Fresh Food
Affordable and inventive haute cuisine — on the Lower East Side.
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71 Clinton St., 212-614-6960
Bo Ky
Savor the smells wafting from bowls of Chinese, Cambodian, and Vietnamese home cooking.
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80 Bayard St.,
212-406-2292
Katz's Delicatessen
The oldest delicatessen in New York City (established 1888) still carves its pastrami and corned beef by hand.
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205 Houston St.,
212-254-2246
Bar Pitti
Pitti's languid allure and superlative Tuscan fare is something you normally get to enjoy onlywhile carrying a passport.
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268 Sixth Ave., 212-982-3300
Banjara
Amid Little India's cookie-cutter curry joints, Banjara is an oasis of fresh, creative, non-clichéd cooking.
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97 First Ave., 212-477-5956
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