This is one place that has it all. The ambiance is lively, friendly and fun, even on a Monday night. The food here is really good and all at great prices; the must tries being the bacalao empanada, chicken empanada and the white arepa. The staff here is extremely warm and helpful. Do try the cocktails and enjoy the happy hours. A cool place to be at. Call ahead or check out their website for more details.
Spread across two levels, Luna Restaurant & Bar is a lovely Italian establishment with hints of New Jersey's cooking style. Bedecked by candles, this cozy, rustic eatery will charm you with their warm hospitality, great service and delectable food and drinks. Their eclectic menu is a mix of classics and new renditions that will please your palate. The bar also has something for everyone to tipple on favorite beverages. If you are looking for something different in a bar/restaurant, then Luna will not disappoint you.
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Surfish Bistro is a Contemporary-style restaurant that is run by Chef Miguel Aguilar. Aguilar is known for his traditional Peruvian specialities. The menu consists of a variety of dishes like ceviches, tapas, rotisserie chicken, soups and salads. The restaurant’s well-stocked bar serves a selection of beers that come from places like Perú, Belgium and others. With dim lights, classy decor and friendly staff, this restaurant exudes a warm and cozy feel.
The Petite Crevette is quintessentially a French restaurant serving the most delicious fresh fish dishes at reasonable prices. Relish Mustard Crusted Salmon, Thai Curry with Bass or delectable Fried Oysters. It’s easy to see the effort and skill that has gone in making every dish and how much the staff members really care about the restaurant. The owner is quite humble too and don’t be surprised if he doubles up as waiter to ensure customer satisfaction if there is a shortage in wait staff. When you try out this restaurant, don’t forget to carry your preferred alcohol bottle as this cozy, little place is a BYOB.
Berimbau, named after a Brazilian percussion instrument, is a tiny restaurant in Greenwich Village. Specializing in Brazilian cuisine, it tops the list of Brazilian restaurants in the city due to the authenticity of the flavors and the fine texture of the food. Start with the Pao de Queijo or cheese bread and follow up with Costelinha de Porco com Feijao Tropeiro (roasted pork ribs with barbecue sauce and white rice). On weekends one can try the full Brazilian Breakfast or Acai na Tigela com Granola (Acai fruit with granola) to have a healthy start to the day. The drinks must not be missed for they are unsurpassed in New York. The Caipiranha, mojito and wines can be relished at leisure in the bar.
One of the best restaurants in the city to savor Italian delights, Joe's of Avenue U is located on Avenue U. Opened in December 1960, this restaurant is quite popular among locals. Regulars at Joe's praise their Rice Ball specials, Panelle and Potato Croquettes. The decor is pleasant with elegant embellishments and beautiful lighting fixtures. They also offer catering services for several occasions.
Located in Lower Manhattan in New York, Joseph's Restaurant is a great place to visit for business lunches, celebratory dinners, or special occasions. The restaurant serves sumptuous traditional meals from the Italian cuisine. They offer a comprehensive selection of items, like bar bites, antipasti, pasta, steak, sandwiches, and delicious desserts. Their delectable dishes are prepared using only the freshest and finest ingredients like meat, seafood, and vegetables. They also serve a fantastic selection of wines from places like France, Argentina, Italy, and others that delights most patrons.
