New York
Sushi of Gari
Tired of watching customers slathering soy sauce on his sushi, thereby destroying the delicate interplay... More
Sushi Seki
Sushi Seki is a comfortable, no-frills restaurant in the upper East Side, with green-tea colored... More
Sushi Yasuda
One of New York City’s most pared-down and traditional sushi restaurants is also one of... More
Suzanne
Sample the award-winning wine list and French country cuisine.... More
Swoon Kitchenbar
Come for a lovely carrot-soup-and-salad lunch and don't leave without a spectacular crackly double-chocolate cookie... More
Sycamore
In the heart of the Victorian-flavored neighborhood of Ditmas Park in central Brooklyn, this tiny,... More
Tailor
Bartender and experimentalist Eben Freeman and chef avant-gardist Sam Mason (both formerly of wd-50) are... More
Takahachi
The consistent freshness of the fish is what keeps this East Village restaurant afloat in... More
Taksim
Despite its nondescript façade and modest interior—furnished with tile floors, small tables, and colorful paintings—this... More
Talde
Inspired by his family’s Filipino heritage and a former gig cooking upscale Chinese at Buddakan,... More
Tanoreen
Forced to move to a larger space in Bay Ridge to accommodate its growing popularity,... More
Tarry Lodge
Superstar chef Mario Batali usually opens his famous restaurants in major cities, but this terrific... More
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