Restaurants NYC

[sbuck93]

Hiya,

Planning a New York trip in November. It will be our first time so we are after some recommendations for places to eat? 2 adults in our twenties. We aren't fussy when it comes to food so anything and everything that you thought was good please

Also, any reviews on Ellens stardust? As this has been on my list for a while as I'm a theatre lover.

Thank you!

[abiknox]

We loved Juniors, Tony's Italian and Heartlands Brewery for evening meals. Shake Shack for a quick burger lunch (the Madison Square Park one is lovely).

Dylans Candy bar is worth a stop for cocktails.

We enjoyed Eileens, the food wasn't anything special but Im glad we went.

[kellyreathomps]

Loved Ellen’s, definitely not great food and the place is quite run down but had a great time and one we would absolutely do again. The hot dog carts on corners are meant to have really strict hygiene controls as well as $1 slice pizza places (all part of the NY experience). Hygiene is awarded on an A, B and C level and not to visit any where that’s not an A. Loved New York x

[Helen1512]

Carmines is lovely but Italian family style dining so go hungry. We enjoyed Juniors the cheesecake is delicious. Red flame diner and Andrews coffee shop were great for breakfast

[WIGGYSMUM]

Juniors for breakfast is a must when we visit New York or just for coffee & cheesecake in the afternoon 😋

[Ladyshopper]

I've been to Ellen's twice and really enjoyed it both times.

[dreamadream]

If you like pizza it has to be Johns off time square
For good breakfasts tick tock diner opposite Maddison square gardens is unbeatable
Shake shack is our must do junk food in nyc!
Juniors and Carlos for cakes and cheese cakes
I know it’s a basic one but we always enjoy lunch at Olive Garden over looking Times Square

[Guest]

When dropping down towards battery park and the twin towers memorial I like George's for breakfast and lunch esp after popping over to the Statue of Liberty. Panera bread for breakfast on the hoof.

To be honest there are so many restaurants across NYC that I wouldn't worry too much about finding specific restaurants. Just find something close to where you are at that point.

But I would say that if you were near the bottom of the Brooklyn Bridge and looking for pizza then I would head around the corner to Front Street pizza rather than eating underneath the bridge and waiting in the pizza queues for the more touristy restaurants...

[twogoto]

Following with interest as we have a November stay booked too for two adults!

[sbuck93]

Thank you so much everyone, adding them all to the list! Will need to research them all so I can do a shortlist