Satisfy Your Food Cravings-NYC’s Delicious Options

New York City is known as one of the greatest food capitals in the world. But it’s not always about dining out with a three-course meal. Sometimes, you just have a craving for a great sandwich, a delicious grab and go, or a bit of something sweet.  We have rounded up favorite spots all around the city with very diverse offerings.

Sweet Graffiti – When your sweet tooth is tingling, this is the place to go in the Herald Square neighborhood. Chef Romina has mastered the art of pastry and is a fabulous chocolatier. Offerings such as their smashed croissant and wildly flavored ice creams are so unique and so scrumptious you’ll vow to return soon.
Follow on Instagram @sweetgraffitisweets

Mama Mezze – New and noteworthy! This bright, airy restaurant on Broadway in NoMad serves delectable Mediterranean cuisine and offers a wonderful beverage program. Whether you are in the mood for drinks and small plates, or a full meal, you are sure to be pleased. They are now open for lunch and brunch too. There’s is plenty of stylish outdoor seating for guests.
Website: Mama Mezze | Mediterranean Restaurant in New York, NY

Parish Po’ Boys – If you love food from the Big Easy, be sure to visit Parish Po’ Boys wherever you see them. We enjoyed some of our favorites at Smorgasburg in Brooklyn and our meal couldn’t be better. Love their tasty touches! 
Follow on Instagram @parishpoboys

BKK New York – The Thai street-food inspired restaurant is located in the heart of Midtown. It is a welcoming, chic spot that features delectable traditional and creative dishes beautifully presented.  BKK New York is an excellent destination before or after the theatre, whenever you are in the Columbus Circle neighborhood or out and about in Central Park. 
Website: BKK New York | best thai food near me | 238 W 56th St, New York, NY 10019, USA

H&H Bagels – Ready to nosh?  If you love a good bagel, you’ll want to stop by one of the H&H Bagels locations that are all around in the city. The iconic bagel brand has just debuted their newest bagel sandwiches that are taste sensations. Don’t forget to take some bagels home or to the office for later!
Website: Like No Other Bagel in the World | H&H Bagels

Le Rivage – C’est magnifique!  This restaurant brings Parisian charm and so much more to Restaurant Row on 46th Street in the heart of the theatre district. Whether it’s dinner before or after the show, you’ll want to plan a meal at this charming and inviting eatery just steps from Broadway. 
Website: Le Rivage | French Restaurant NYC

Creamline – Visit them in Chelsea Market. In partnership with Ronnybrook Farm, the eatery’s chef/owner Harris Mayer and his partner Nick Contess have worked with local farmers and purveyors exclusively across New York State to create a chef-driven menu of elevated casual fare. Now, a decade after opening, they have a full redesign with a 58-seat space with a nostalgic farmhouse feel.
Website: Creamline – Farm Sourced Burgers, Milkshakes and More in Chelsea Market

Lulla – The vibe at this Italian hotspot on West 24th Street in the heart of Chelsea has guests coming back again and again. They feature all-day dining, weekend brunches, and Sunday dinner. There are multiple seating options for all size parties that include their stylish, spacious dining room; two bars; and the vibrant, recently opened Lemoncello Lounge on the second floor. 
Website: Lulla | Italian Restaurant in New York, NY

The Lookup – This stunning and welcoming rooftop venue is located atop the Kixby Hotel, 45 West 35th Street. It has an outstanding menu of bites and drinks along with stellar views of the Empire State Building. The modern comfort-luxe spot is now open for the season and it’s perfect for theatergoers, guests of MSG, and people enjoying the Herald Square neighborhood. 
Website: The Lookup Rooftop  

Park Avenue Kitchen by David Burke – Celebrity Chef David Burke brings top choices to the midtown area with a modern full-service restaurant, grab-and-go, and a casual dining area. The menu offerings are ideal whether you are searching for something delicious during the workday or gathering with friends and family for a full satisfying meal of Chef Burke’s iconic specialties. 
Website: Midtown NYC Restaurant – Park Ave Kitchen by David Burke

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