New York Restaurants

The Rich Variety of New York Restaurants

Perhaps there's no other place in the world that will cater so richly for your taste buds like New York! The sheer variety of New York restaurants will astound you. Whether you would like to have a taste of New York dining or build your own swanky restaurant, one fact remains: New York City is the place to be if you desire gastronomical pleasures.

We present here but a few of the swanky New York restaurants that you might find of interest on your next visit to New York.

New York has just about everything under the sun

New York is a lot of things to a lot of people. Some consider New York, albeit a bit ethnocentrically, as the center of the world. To others, however, New York is just one of the most expensive cities to live in. For some, New York would always be a tragic reminder of the September 11 tragedy. But to food connoisseurs, the sheer variety of New York restaurants would no doubt claim a place in their hearts forever.

Whether you find yourself downtown or in one of the small unknown streets of New York City, there’s no doubt that you’ll be able to find whatever it is that you’re looking for, may it be Japanese sashimi, Italian risotto, English pudding, Spanish paella, genuine larger than life American burgers … you name it, at least one of New York restaurants would definitely have it. The only worry you’d problem yourself with is which restaurant you think would best cater to your taste buds and of course, which restaurant can your pockets afford.

But fortunately for you, New York truly has just about everything under the sun. From the amazingly cheap value meals to the downright expensive gourmet dishes, New York restaurants certainly can boast to have it all.

New York Restaurants Scene

But enough with the claims; this article aims to back up everything with proof. We’ve recently read reviews about the New York restaurants scene and came across with several delightful restaurant finds. So read on and we hope that you encounter a restaurant to your liking!

» Keith David's Harlem Grill

This restaurant consistently grabs a spot in any Top 10 New York Restaurants survey. And certainly there’d be no doubts in your minds why the moment you:

a) catch a glimpse of the place and
b) take a bite of any of the sumptuous feasts they offer.

Owned by Tony Nominee and actor Keith David, Harlem Grill is making great waves in the restaurant scene and would no doubt continue to do so. The Harlem Grill is located at 2247 Adam Clayton Powell Boulevard, incidentally also where another famous restaurant, Wells, once stood.

» Michael Jordan’s The Steakhouse NYC

If you’re a great fan of the basketball legend then you surely must have heard of this place. And if you had but you still haven’t taken time to check it out then you are certainly no fan of Michael Jordan. With an interior that practically has Michael Jordan’s sense of style stamped all over it and a menu that could please even the snobbiest of food critics, a visit to New York wouldn’t be complete without grabbing a bite in one of the most famous New York restaurants. The Steakhouse NYC can be found on the North and West balconies of the Grand Central Terminal.

» Italian Teodora restaurant

If you’re out to impress your date with a beautiful romantic dinner in New York then you must be looking for a place exactly like Teodora restaurant. After all, Italians are renowned for their passion, ardor and pasta so it’s no surprise that when it comes to building restaurants with heartbreakingly romantic ambience, it’s also Italian restaurants that set the bar. Teodora restaurant is located at 141 East 57th Street, New York City.

The above New York restaurants are just a tiny sample of what New York offers. You'll find plenty more simply by taking a stroll around New York streets. And while you're out and about, pay a visit to New York Yankees.

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