15 of New York’s Best Old-School Restaurants and Bars
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15 of New York’s Best Old-School Restaurants and Bars

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Skip the buzzy new spots and try these restaurants and bars steeped in New York history instead.

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The Chinese food presence in New York is excellent. V­­­­­­­­­arious provinces are represented around the boroughs, in Chinatowns from Flushing, Queens to Sunset Park, Brooklyn. Manhattan’s Nom Wah, though—the oldest dim sum parlor in the city—is beloved by Ruth Reichl, among others, for its dumplings, pork rolls, almond cookies, and extensive menu. It’s approaching its centennial, which is remarkable given the changes its neighborhood has experienced over the years. 

Nom Wah Tea Parlor

15 of New York’s Best Old-School Restaurants and Bars

Nom Wah Tea Parlor

The Chinese food presence in New York is excellent. V­­­­­­­­­arious provinces are represented around the boroughs, in Chinatowns from Flushing, Queens to Sunset Park, Brooklyn. Manhattan’s Nom Wah, though—the oldest dim sum parlor in the city—is beloved by Ruth Reichl, among others, for its dumplings, pork rolls, almond cookies, and extensive menu. It’s approaching its centennial, which is remarkable given the changes its neighborhood has experienced over the years. 

Courtesy of Nom Wah Tea Parlor
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