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Glass towers and artists lofts, stock deals and sleek galleries, hallowed publishers and buzzing media hubs. NYC offers a million opportunities for people whove immigrated from next door or the other side of the globe: the beauty of New York is that it is virtually everything to seemingly everyone. What will it be for you?
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New York Citys dining scene is seemingly infinite and all-consuming, a testament to its kaleidoscope of citizens, made all the better as COVID-era outdoor dining seems here to stay. Unlike some foodie cities, though, it can be too easy to wander into a pricey, mediocre meal. Research and planning pay off.
Standard food-cart options: pretzels, candied nuts and dirty-water dogs (boiled hot dogs, good with sauerkraut). In the past decade, the scene has diversified, and even the halal carts (spiced meat over rice) have developed distinct styles. For several years, the Vendy Awards honored the best; check online (www.vendyawards.streetvendor.org) for past champs. Trucks park in designated zones throughout Manhattan, particularly near Madison Square Park and in Midtown and the Financial District.
Some of the finest restaurants require reservations (check about four to six weeks ahead); some even require prepayment. Small trendy places often do first come, first served: put your name on the list and wait. You wont be seated until your whole group is present. And youll probably be served fast and moved out, to make room for the next diners.
Cutting-edge cuisine that just happens to be veggie.
A holy grail of NYC fine dining, starring a seafood menu.
Classic, beautifully balanced continental cuisine in Lower Manhattan.
Mouthwatering Michelin-starred morsels beside MoMAs sculpture garden.
Expanding New Yorkers ideas of Mexican food since 2014.
All-vegan Ethiopian in Bushwick.
Meat-free (and shoe-free) Korean restaurant in Koreatown.
Proof that Southern soul food can be done without pork.
Efficient waiters and excellent seafood.
Retro Bangkok flair and plenty of spice.
Asian meets everything else in this comfort-food mashup.
The first gourmet food hall, and still one of the best. (pictured)
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