DK Travel : New York : Places to eat

Sweet-n-Tart

Asian snacks, dinners, tea drinks, and soups; Tong shui, the house soup, is said to balance ying and yang.
Sylvia's

A traditional place to have a brunch with live gospel on Harlem. Southern soul food.
S’Agapo

Greek for “I love you,” the name is apt for this cheerful, unpretentious spot with wonderful Greek food, weekend music, and a summer terrace.
Tabla and Tabla Bread Bar

Another Danny Meyer success on Madison Square; New American with Indian seasonings, served in colorful surroundings.
Tao

The largest and most popular Asian restaurant in New York City. Famous for its film debut in Will Smith's "Hitch," this restaurant serves up a range of Asian food. A giant (two story) Budha is centerpiece in this midtown eatery.
Taste

Self-serve commissary by day, sophisticated ambience by night. The simple style allows the flavors to speak for themselves. The wine list provides some bargains to accompany the new American cuisine.
Tavern On The Green

Eclectic contemporary American cuisine is served at this grand restaurant overlooking Central Park. Dine al fresco in the private garden in summer.
Teresa’s

Polish comfort food, guaranteed to fill you up without emptying your pockets. The pierogis and potato pancakes are perfection.
Terrace in the Sky

This elegant, rooftop restaurant is so romantic, weddings are held here. The continental fare lives up to the setting.
The Diner

Authentic American diner with great burgers and milkshakes.