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- RRitaNew York City •66 reviews5.0Dined 1 day agoA wide variety of tasty small plates and accompanying wines. We especially enjoyed the Fideos, Arroz, and Razor Clams. Both the server and the sommelier were very knowledgeable and steered our table to good choices. The only minor drawback is that the space is tight and the lighting dim - a disservice to seeing the well plated dishes.More infoCasa MonoPrice: Very Expensive• Spanish• Union Square•4.7
- EEmilieSan Diego •2 reviews5.0Dined 2 days agoAmazing tastes and really professional service. Lovely decor.More infoOlio e PiùPrice: Moderate• Italian• West Village•4.7
- TThomasNew York City •3 reviews5.0Dined 2 days agoI’ve been going to Odeon for decades . It’s like going home .More infoThe OdeonPrice: Expensive• French• TriBeCa•4.8
- EErikVIPWest Palm Beach •18 reviews5.0Dined 5 days agoWe felt instantly transported by the whimsical pawn shop storefront that conceals the exquisite restaurant hidden behind a door at the back. The eclectic items in the shop are all for sale, adding a playful and unique element to the dining experience. Upon entering the restaurant, we were welcomed by vaulted ceilings, brass accents, and a moody, stylish bar that set the tone for the space. We were seated near the front and warmly greeted by an attentive waiter. For brunch, our party ordered a variety of dishes: my son enjoyed the decadent velvet waffles, my mother-in-law savored the Shakshuka eggs, my wife relished the ribs, and I indulged in the skirt steak and eggs. Each dish was perfectly seasoned and eagerly devoured. The ambiance added to the experience—a lively yet relaxed Sunday crowd created a pleasant hum of conversation that filled the spacious room without being overpowering. We had no trouble hearing one another and appreciated the balance of energy and comfort. Overall, the experience was delightful from start to finish, and we left already planning our next visit to this hidden gem.More infoBeauty & Essex- New YorkPrice: Expensive• Unspecified• Lower East Side•4.6
- EErikaVIPSouth Carolina •8 reviews5.0Dined 6 days agoBONDST was one of the most incredible meals I've ever had. I had two of the Shishito Pepper Margaritas which had the perfect spice level. They were so good. I split with my daughter the Wagyu Carpaccio, Toro Tartare with Caviar, Seared Salmon sushi roll, Spicy Tuna sushi roll, Tuna Tarts, Spicy Shrimp, and the Hot Scallop dish. Seriously incredible. Found out the next day that Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce were eating there at the same time too!!! Such a cool spot. The vibes were immaculate and the food was absolutely incredible.More infoBONDSTPrice: Very Expensive• Japanese• NoHo•4.8
Discover best hot spot restaurants in East Village
Discover the culinary delights of East Village, New York City, where the dining scene pulsates with vibrant and diverse hot spots. Whether you're in the mood for authentic Italian, innovative Japanese-Thai fusion, or a rooftop bar experience, East Village caters to all tastes and occasions. Each restaurant in this locale stands out for its unique charm, offering not only exceptional cuisine but also a fantastic atmosphere and impeccable service. Diners can expect a mix of cozy, family-like hospitality and trendy, upbeat environments, perfect for both casual outings and special celebrations. The area is renowned for its commitment to quality and authenticity, with many establishments sourcing local, high-quality ingredients. From homemade pastas and imported wines to creative cocktails and panoramic views, East Village promises a memorable dining experience tailored to diverse palates and preferences. Explore this dynamic neighborhood to discover why it's a top choice for food enthusiasts seeking both flavor and flair.