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This cozy, northern Italian trattoria serves regional dishes like hanger steak, mussels in tomato sauce, and wonderful pastas.
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A family pizzeria with all the favorites and some adventurous alternatives at the right price.
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Stand in line, join a table, and feast on homemade Southern Italian food at its best. There’s no menu; order your favorite or trust the waiter’s choice.
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No ambience, but one of New York’s best Indian restaurants, with an all-you-can eat buffet lunch.
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The original of this Chinese café chain is popular for its pork or crab soup dumplings, or “steamed buns.” There’s also a menu of Shanghai specialties.
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The place to sample Korean stews, noodle dishes, or do-it-yourself Korean barbecue cooked at the table. Meals begin with Panchan , small dishes of hot and cold, sweet and sour foods.
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Beef lovers flock to Peter Luger’s gritty, beer hall-style location for what has long been considered New York’s best steaks. Reservations are necessary.
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Lobster, duck, and seafood are among many specialties. The Chocolate Duo dessert includes a mini chocolate Brooklyn Bridge (see Brooklyn Bridge Stroll).
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Greek for “I love you,” the name is apt for this cheerful, unpretentious spot with wonderful Greek food, weekend music, and a summer terrace.
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With its New American menu and fresh produce, The Grocery has been drawing Manhattanites to Brooklyn since 1999. The restaurant boasts a lovely garden.
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Restaurant price categories
For a three-course meal for one with a glass of house wine, and all unavoidable charges including tax.
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