Categories:
Barbeque,
Southern,
Music Venues
Neighbourhood: Flatiron
Hill Country brings a much needed southern food presence to an area that needs it the most, the Flatiron area. In a sea of burgers, delis, Indian and Korean joints, Hill Country easily sticks out for its saloon looking decor and vibrant atmosphere.…More »
The establishment may not have much of an interior or have the greatest service but it sure does crank out some of the best southern comfort food I've had in the city. The meatloaf with a bit of honey on it is to die for, the macaroni and cheese is…More »
Categories:
Cajun/Creole,
Breakfast & Brunch,
Southern
Neighbourhoods: Hell's Kitchen, Midtown West, Theater District
Its not easy to find good Cajun / Creole food in NYC, but this is about the closest I've tasted to that down in Louisiana. The service could be better but they've made vast improvements as most of the wait staff is now attentive and friendly, though…More »
While Sammy's Halal is my favorite food cart in Queens, Veronica's Kitchen is my favorite in Manhattan. As one of the finalists for last year's Vendy Awards, Veronica is primed to take the title at some point as she offers food that no other…More »
Categories:
American (Traditional),
Breakfast & Brunch
Neighbourhood: Flatiron
Cafe 50 West is one of the few delights in the Flatiron neighborhood that still is relatively unknown to the rest of the masses. While part of me wants it to stay that way, I can't help but highlight the good times that make it worth visiting.…More »
Waldy's surprisingly hasn't become a huge chain in Manhattan with their popular lunch and dinner times and unique pizza creations. They have a good list of alternative toppings (arugula, anchovies, spinach, etc.) a handy assortment of toppings, solid…More »
Categories:
American (New),
Breakfast & Brunch
Neighbourhoods: Hell's Kitchen, Midtown West
After a recent AYCD brunch outing, I soon remembered why I only order delivery from this place. Simply put, the service was lame. The waitresses were attractive, but that is all they had going for them. The attitude, the lack of keen manners, and…More »
Ever since Film Center Cafe had their major renovation over 2 years ago, the place went from a… Read more »
Categories:
American (Traditional),
American (New)
Neighbourhood: West Village
I clearly must've come here on an off day because the food I had was pretty subpar. I think I had better at KFC and Popeyes. I desperately wanted to enjoy this place, but for some reason the fast food gods were just not on my side.
I had a helping…More »
Categories:
American (Traditional),
Pubs
Neighbourhood: Financial District
Despite having come here for occasional drinking outings and dinners, this place fares just average overall. From a drink standpoint they tend to charge charge higher prices for standard drafts and the drink prices don't seem too happy hour…More »
Category:
Lounges
Neighbourhoods: Hell's Kitchen, Midtown West
I wish the lounge as good as the restaurant, but as a nightlife venue this place is a real disappointment. When they clear away the tables and open up the lower level with couches and such, the comfy lounge is stuffy, especially when its crowded.…More »
Categories:
Soul Food,
Southern,
American (Traditional)
Neighbourhood: Fort Greene
It was a long day of work in Brooklyn, I found myself wandering the hood just looking for a decent bite to eat. After typing in the words "cheap and delicious" into my Yelp app, Foster's stood alone at the top of the search results. As a sucker for…More »
Categories:
Tapas Bars,
Breakfast & Brunch,
Caterers
Neighbourhoods: East Village, Alphabet City
Almost 3 years ago during one of Manhattan's miserable rainy days, I found myself sprinting around Alphabet City looking for cover and ducked into Poco. I opted for a glass of wine and sat at the bar to pass the time while the outside monsoon gave…More »
Category:
Burgers
Neighbourhood: Williamsburg - South Side
I've had many great burgers throughout this city and I hold DuMont's version in high regard. Though many have complained about it being pricey and small (which it is), it should be noted that it's also cute yet tasty (it is). It's hard to savor the…More »
This is Nawlins (NOLA) (2)New Orleans, a city that never surrounded to tourists, hurricanes, or broken levees, is a great place to visit any time of the year. The following are some of the best places I've enjoyed in my time in NOLA. Welcome to the Big Easy. |
Cravin Cajun (Louisiana) (2)Cajun food is done best in Louisiana, bar none. They love their food and I love eating it. |
May '12 Challenge: What's in A Name? (21)Who's name is it anyway? A collection of reviews with businesses that bear a name, like Jando's Taqueria El Chingon. |
You Had Me At Halal (NYC) (2)Many cities have food carts, but do they have a high concentration of Halal food? Likely not. This Muslim kosher friendly diet can be found for inexpensive prices all over NYC. Classics like chicken and rice, lamb gyro, lamb over rice ... getting hungry yet? Mmm. |
Streets Meats & Eats (NYC) (16)Paying in a restaurant is for decor and service, eating in the streets gets you straight to the heart of it all - the food. Cheap, simple, and perfect for nearly all occasions rain or shine. If Bourdain prefers meat on a stick to fine haute cuisine dining, then maybe the rest of the world is onto something. |
Delicious Dives (NYC) (23)Super clean places need not apply. Group friendly is a foreign concept. Bugs? Hear no evil, see no evil. The best, cheapest food always feature simple food. These are the places in NYC where good food can be had for very little money, in a setting not all are willing to endure. |
Hangover Heaven (NYC) (11)When feening the next morning from a night's worth of drinking, these places will have you back to normal faster than you can spell sober. |
West of the Village (NYC) (3)Some folks call it Greenwich and some might call it celebrity central, I call it the West Village. |
April Review Challenge 2012: The UnderDog (28)Sometimes you just have to write about the little guy. And by little guy, I mean places that have less than 10 reviews. |
The Waiting Game (NYC) (25)Good things come to those who wait. Few like to do it but sometimes that is all that can be done in the quest for good food and happiness. Read a book, practice your conversation skills, or meet new friends while at it. In the meantime, here is a list of potential places worth enduring while earning that virtue we call "patience." |
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Yelping SinceNovember 2006
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