#restaurants

#restaurants

Shoutout to national holidays, birthdays, and any days you get off work—make the most of them with a great lunch. This guide offers 22 standout restaurants.

Dine Downtown, now in its 17th year, invites locals and visitors to indulge in creative culinary experiences at over 40 participating restaurants from July 11th to July 21st.

Kevin's restaurant allows kids to enjoy delicious phở while parents can take a breather. It’s a perfect spot for a family dinner without fuss.

The menu will reflect her time working upstate with nods to farmers and seasonal ingredients, changing dishes daily to ensure variety and freshness.

The party wings coated in sticky chili jam are on every table, as are plates of umami-packed pad thai and charcoal-grilled pork with a fried egg. Pink lights, neon signs, and a disco ball spinning above create an effortlessly fun night.

For $125 per person, you can host a sit-down dinner with 32 of your closest friends in the second floor private dining room (chef's choice menu only).

Bayview-Hunters Point is a historic neighborhood celebrated for its vibrant food scene, known for rich soul food like gumbo and flavorful sandwiches.

Siva Rapaka stated, "If we close our eyes, all we see is flames. We cannot sleep. Every night we go to bed thinking, 'What's next? Which restaurant will [they] target next?'"

Among the oldest eateries in the Hudson Valley, the Ship Lantern Inn and Hoffman House Tavern offer not just meals, but a taste of local history with every bite.

This is the best smashburger in the city, with lines out the door on the daily. It deserves more national attention.

San Luis Obispo is a charming town known for its vibrant restaurant scene, catering to both students and locals, with options ranging from casual to upscale.

"When Cracker Barrel took away the last piece of nostalgia you had left," Love captioned in a TikTok video last month as she showed the inside of an updated location.

Ramen is a careful balance of flavours - each playing its part in creating the perfect dish.

The Zumba group probably used the space more than any other, gathering three times a week on Pomella's patio for over four years, fostering community.

"All three places have done away with any notion of fusion or other influences. We are firmly, and safely in Catalan and Spanish territory."

On Long Island, local businesses are thriving, showcasing a diverse array of new establishments including a bridal shop, restaurants, and innovative fundraising campaigns.