Where to eat: a quick NYC restaurant guide

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November 9, 2015

It’s funny. Everytime I have a conversation with friends about NYC these days, it centers around whether one of us would move there. For most of my life I never thought that I would ever consider that city livable. No offense to any New Yorkers… it just didn’t seem like it was for me. But I have completely changed my tune. I’m not packing up my things just yet, and don’t get me wrong, Paris still has my heart but… (and my fellow Francophiles, please forgive me for saying this) to me, NYC is like Paris, but with a much more reasonable commute.

My laundry list of places to visit in New York is still pretty long but I thought I would share a few of my favorites… because, hey, every little bit of help counts, right? All of these places are reliable and either crazy fun or incredibily delicious.

By neighborhood, you’re welcome.

Travel blogger Meaghan Murray shares a restaurant guide for New York City on her blog The Stopover

UES/ Lenox Hill/ Carnegie Hall

Bemelman’s Bar at The Carlyle
The East Pole Kitchen & Bar
The Metropolian Museum of Art

Midtown

Ralph’s Coffee Shop
The Polo Bar
MOMA
Grand Central Terminal

Travel blogger Meaghan Murray shares a restaurant guide for New York City on her blog The Stopover

NoMad/Flatiron

Eataly
The NoMad Restaurant
Stumptown Coffee

Grammercy

Grammercy Tavern
ABC Kitchen Flatiron Lounge

Lower East Side/ East Village

The Mermaid Inn
Schillor’s Liquor Store
The Smith
Momofuku
Milk Bar
The Standard East Village
Beauty & Essex
The Back Room

Travel blogger Meaghan Murray shares a restaurant guide for New York City on her blog The Stopover

West Village

Spotted Pig
Babbo
Little Owl
Buvette

Meatpacking

The Standard Grill
The Standard Biergarten
The Jane
Cafe Cluny
Employees Only
Fig & Olive

Chelsea

Toro
Tipsy Parson
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