This seafood shack with a memorable name and superficial theme (Ditch Plains is a top Montauk surfing spot) excels at lobster rolls, clams... More
When Leo and Oliver Kremer came from the Bay Area to New York City, they found the burrito scene a little lackluster. Instead of... More
The dramatic tri-level space seems way too big for the quirky food the restaurant serves, a helter-skelter collection of small dishes,... More
Though the old cast-iron oven notes it was made in 1905, Lombardi's bakery dates to 1898. This is the place that invented American pizza,... More
The menu is a compendium of commonplaces, most featuring olive oil and calculated to please the mainly female and mainly shopping crowd... More
Like a portal into the Flintstones' happy-hour hideaway, La Caverna's is a romantic, fun, and funky cave bar complete with stalactites and... More

