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NYC Dining by Neighborhood

Photo: David Nicolas

For culinary thrill-seekers and casual chowhounds alike there's never been a better moment to dine out in Manhattan. The Great Restaurant Boom that began a few years ago shows no sign of abating, and these days for every celebrity-driven design showcase, there's a cultish small dining bar presided over by a young culinary alchemist or greenmarket guru; for each bite of o-toro tartare, there's a pizza that ferries you straight to Naples, or dim sum to rival the best in Hong Kong.

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5 Restaurants

Destinations: East Village · West Village · Upper East Side · Meatpacking District · Upper West Side

Themes: Food + Drink

Inspired by: New York's Top 50 Restaurants — by Anya von Bremzen, Published Nov. 2006

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Sfoglia, New York

Upper East Side | U.S. + Canada | U.S. | New York | New York City | Manhattan

This Old World trattoria, with its rustic wood floor, marble-topped bar, antique wooden tables, fancy chandeliers, textured walls, and wine bottle-
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Wallsé

Meatpacking District | U.S. + Canada | U.S. | New York | New York City | Manhattan

Named in honor of the Austrian village where chef-owner Kurt Gutenbrunner was born, the Michelin-starred (and pricey) Wallsé takes a modern approac
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Hearth

East Village | U.S. + Canada | U.S. | New York | New York City | Manhattan

Living up to the restaurant’s name, the servers at Hearth, located near Stuyvesant Town, are committed to providing old-fashioned, small town hospi
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Telepan

Upper West Side | U.S. + Canada | U.S. | New York | New York City | Manhattan

Telepan is an Upper West Side restaurant with an earth-friendly theme and a menu that changes with the seasons. Produce is locally sourced, and mea
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The Spotted Pig

West Village | U.S. + Canada | U.S. | New York | New York City | Manhattan

If there is one thing this West Village restaurant doesn’t need, it’s more press. Since opening the city’s first gastro pub in 2004, chef April Blo
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