Neighborhood bagel shop offers bold flavors like asiago with jalapeño cream cheese and Korean-inspired SMB sandwich with bulgogi and kimchi. Owner and staff create a welcoming atmosphere with free homemade snacks and lively energy. Korean dishes like kimchi bulgogi balls add spicy twists to the menu.
Good to know
They only accept cash, Venmo, or Zelle; no credit cards.
The place gets really busy, so expect long lines during peak hours.
Come for the bagels, stay for the show.
Food truck offers fresh, light bagels with a crisp exterior and soft interior that attract long lines, especially on weekends. Energy is lively and the setup feels clean and organized despite its mobility. Bagels come with a variety of flavorful cream cheeses, creating a standout experience in the area.
Good to know
The bagels are only available on the weekend.
The lox bagel costs $14.5.
On weekends, the line can be backed up 50 people deep.
Small cafe with modern design and ample seating offers a warm, welcoming atmosphere filled with loud, excellent music. The space feels comfortable and casual, attracting a friendly, bustling crowd. Clean, thoughtful setup invites gathering, working, or relaxing.
Good to know
The lunch menu is available starting at 11:30 AM.
The cafe opens at 7 AM but accommodates customers 15 minutes early on many occasions.
Regular does not have high chairs available for children.
Walking tours combine charming small restaurants with quiet leafy streets and vibrant neighborhood energy. Guides create a warm, inclusive atmosphere filled with laughter and shared stories. Groups enjoy discovering unique, top-notch food stops that highlight diverse cuisines.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for food tours, especially on weekends.
Expect a 3-hour duration for most food tours in the area.
Bring comfortable walking shoes as tours involve a lot of walking.
Small, cozy spot with artistic decor and a quiet vibe. Bagels shine with bacon, egg, and cheese, plus unique twists like kimchi and cream cheese. Kimchi adds a bold kick to sandwiches, making flavors pop in every bite.
Good to know
There is no restroom available for customers.
Expect long wait times, especially on weekends.
The portion sizes are larger than expected.
Restaurant combines cozy, trendy atmosphere with Australian flair and a rooftop offering Empire State Building views. Music ranges from classical playlists to live DJs, creating a warm and intimate vibe. Seating options include outdoor, bar, lounge, dining area, and private room.
Good to know
Wine Wednesday means half price bottles all night long.
Happy hour is available every day of the week.
Daily specials include $20 chicken parm with a drink on Tuesdays.
Proper sit-down deli with old school diner feel and tooled metal ceiling creates a comfortable, classic NYC kosher atmosphere. The space is quiet and welcoming, offering a warm Jewish New Yorker experience distinct from bustling modern delis.
Good to know
The restaurant is kosher, so no outside food or drink is allowed.
The restaurant only allows 40 minutes to eat after entry.
The restaurant closed for sit down dinner at 7:30 PM.
Supermarket offers a huge, modern layout with fresh fish and meat counters and an upstairs cafe serving affordable burgers. The atmosphere feels clean, organized, and casual with a community vibe. Specialty sections like a cheese department and a mushroom growing area add unique touches.
Good to know
Groceries are about 30% more expensive than at Whole Foods, excluding fish and seafood.
A pint of blueberries costs $10-11 at Jubilee while it costs less than half that at a deli around the corner.
The butcher and seafood counter offers high-quality products.
Cozy cafe offers a temperature-regulated bee garden and a library nook for work or relaxation. Kimchi fries deliver strong flavor and pair well with pork buns. Bagels feature smoked salmon and creamy shrimp, perfect for brunch.
Good to know
Belgian waffles are available on weekend mornings.
The cafe offers a jazz brunch session on weekends.
Expect a lively atmosphere after 5pm when it becomes more of a bar.
Hole in the wall restaurant offers limited seating with a quiet, calm vibe and a rare outdoor patio that lets sunlight in. The atmosphere includes great music and a relaxed pace, attracting those who appreciate a peaceful brunch setting.
Good to know
Plan to get to Hole In The Wall early if you want to sit indoors, as their brunch gets busy.
They don't take reservations, so be prepared for a bit of a wait.
You can add yourself to the waitlist and go for a stroll around while waiting.