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Vibrant ambiance and spacious interiors set the tone for a true-blue trattoria dining experience at Al di Là. Presenting diners with authentic North Italian fare, the restaurant promises to mold itself to your needs—romantic for those on a date and cheery for those with family. The menu boasts delectable offerings such as creamy salt cod, braised rabbit and tagliatelli with meat sauce. The Italian wine list provides select accompaniments. While the Michelin Guide recommendation speaks volumes about the superior meals here, the warm hospitality proffered by the owners and staffs is what makes it a neighborhood favorite. When around Park Slope, do head to Al di Là for a remarkable Italian meal.
Ltauha has got rave reviews from locals since it opened in 2014. This New American restaurant is one of the best in the neighborhood. It has a cozy vibe to it with its wooden accents and dim lighting. With French-style cooking influence, their menu comprises of burgers, risotto, steak, chicken and seafood options. Savor their dishes like Seared Whole Fish Branzino, Pan-Seared Chicken, Fried Calamari, Smoked Salmon Eggs Benedict, Pork Belly, Chorizo Omelet, Frito Misto and, Scallops and Risotto. Round your meal off with delicious desserts. This diner is serious about its food. Its no wonder that they are garnering a steady fan following in such a short span.
East Harbor Seafood Palace is a family-style restaurant that serves dim sum and Chinese seafood classics. This eatery is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner and features unusual dishes such as Fresh Mini Egg Custards, Phoenix Buns and Sticky Rice with Chicken wrapped in bamboo leaves. The dumplings, rice and noodle dishes provide an authentic experience of Cantonese cuisine and the attractive presentation of the dishes only increase one's appetite. Guests can also watch their favorite games on the television screens while savoring the Chinese classics.
A timeless standout in New York's ever-changing nightlife scene, Maison Premiere enjoys a distinguished patronage for its New Orleans French Quarter-inspired elegance. Located in Williamsburg, this cocktail den and oyster house is one of the premiere places in New York for absinthe. Patrons can sit around the ornate marble counter with the centerpiece absinthe fountain or find a spot in the beautiful canopied garden area; the maitre d’ will happily help you get settled in. And if you're averse to trying the exquisite absinthe, then they also have a superior menu of selected beer, wine and classic cocktails that go very well with the oysters.
B&H Dairy
After more than 65 years in business, B & H remains very much a part of the East Village scene. Eat at the counter, or grab one of the few plain white tables lining the wall. The food is full of soul and very filling. Matzoh Ball Soup, pierogis, knish and borscht are staples here, while overstuffed sandwiches and pancakes from the griddle are also served. For a really good value, check out the roster of weekly specials.In addition, this old Jewish deli also takes care of your dietary preferences with vegan offerings.
We provide you a range of steak options from an eight-ounce filet mignon to a 48-ounce porterhouse (for two) in a cozy ambiance. An excellent selection of fish and seafood is also available. We have a fully-stocked bar, including an extensive wine and bourbon list. Enjoy your steak at Greenpoint's first steak house.
