Nothing makes me feel better than an old-fashioned, ice cream soda and a slice of apple pie. Bobby’s is dedicated to preserving the wholesome feel and recipes of classic Americana. Read more.
While they’re famous for cereal milk soft serve and crack pie, I prefer to have my crack pie filling sandwiched between rich chocolate cake. Read more.
Classic vanilla cones get jacked up with spiced chocolate dip and injected with salted caramel. If you’re doing a dessert crawl, I’m going recommend you walk to the East Village location. Read more.
Whether you prefer your gelato in a classic cone or on a fun popsicle, Grom and Popbar have you covered with their 100% natural and 100% mind-blowing gelato. Read more.
Carb fanatics know to order the Sinfonia di Paste, which includes unlimited table side service of Chef William Gallagher's three daily pastas. Read more.
The lunch buffet, seven days a week, gets you unlimited scoops of chicken tikka masala, tandoori chicken and a rotating selection of other flavorful curry dishes. Read more.
Unlimited sushi is one of the more prevalent deals to be found in the AYCE arena and this Chelsea spot has one of the most prolific iterations in the city. Read more.
Were you aware that any day of the week you can eat unlimited quantities of Charles Gabriel's triple-seasoned fried chicken for $16.32 (yes, they are that specific on the price). Read more.
Beers and wings are naturally allies and at this Tribeca pub they're part of a finger-licking deal—if you have at least six people at your table. That's the one catch with their unlimited wings deal. Read more.
If you're game for getting your hands dirty and smelling a bit like smokey animal flesh for the rest of the evening, this AYCE Korean spot in Queens's Murray Hill neighborhood is worth it. Read more.
Schnitz doesn’t sell what you’d expect. Instead, this restaurant sells Israel-based schnitzel. Its trademark schnitzels are made from chicken thighs and arrive on a pretzel roll with a lemon wedge. Read more.
At Victory Garden, you can buy goat milk ice cream, with flavors ranging from Chocolate Cardamom, Orange Blossom Vanilla, Honey Lavender, and Ethiopian Coffee. Read more.
Here’s another restaurant with a fun name: Potatopia. Its name reveals both the restaurant’s speciality and its enthusiasm for potatoes. Read more.
Popbar, which sells popsicles, is every bit as fun as its catchy name implies. A vibrant display case inside showcases hundreds of them in rectangular rows, immediately drawing you in. Read more.
A piada is an Italian sandwich made with round, flat bread lightly filled with various sharp (perhaps hard to pronounce) ingredients that contribute to a unique sandwich experience. Read more.
If you’re the type to spread peanut butter on everything or sometimes find yourself eating it straight from the jar, Peanut Butter and Co is your paradise. Read more.
You can now head over to a petite sandwich shop called La Maison du Croque Monsieu on the Lower East Side to try out other variations of the “Croque Monsieur." Read more.
Empire Biscuit’s menu boasts a biscuit with roasted duck fat as well as Cape gooseberry and apricot jam, Gorgonzola and nutmeg butter, and candied mango jam. Read more.
Amazing cocktails and great food with a warm + cozy atmosphere. To top off dinner, the fig ice cream atop a warm brownie was heavenly
Went for brunch. Had a really long wait, but totally worth it. The food was great and inexpensive and I loved the rustic decor and overall feel of this place. Cozy neighborhood spot.
Neatly tucked away on a quaint but gorgeous West Village block, this fantastic Italian spot is a perfect choice for an intimate date. Order tapas style and share a couple pastas and apps. Molto Buono!
A cozy French cafe with chocolate chip cookies and a great Toby's Estate cappuccino. If you're hungry, get their toast with garlic scramble eggs. Free wifi, mamannyc is the password.
Super cute space and really excellent brunch food. Always a tremendous line, but goes pretty quickly. Egg bennies and skillet dishes are spot on.
has the feeling of being hidden and on an old wooden ship. lovely for new york. eat at the bar and cozy up!
Excellent setting for some after-work drinks by a cozy fireplace (in winter), and a decent setting to pretend to work on your laptop during the day.
