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If you wonder where to eat in NYC on your next trip to the big apple, this blog post is for you! Just before leaving to NYC I reached out to my community to collect NYC’s best places to eat in NYC they’ve seen on social media or tried themselves. Below, you’ll find my bucket-list of cool places to eat in midtown New York City, and at the end of the article I’ll share with you my experience on the places I actually went to! Although we only stayed for six days, I was able to eat myself only through a part of this list.

Don’t\u00a0hesitate to share your best food spots or experiences about other restaurants in the comment section for others to read!

Do you have to book all your restaurants in advance when travelling to NYC?<\/h2>Even though we were going to New York during the Christmas period, we hardly ever booked any restaurants, preferring to let ourselves be guided by our desires from day to day. We never encountered any difficulties even if we sometimes had to queue. The most complicated was the 25th of December as many places were closed but we still ended up finding a nice place while walking around!
Personally, we organised our day in the morning (I had prepared plans for the day in advance and we confirmed the activities together according to the mood, but beware that you have to book some activities in advance<\/a>). I had then put on a google map all the places I wanted to try or that I knew and we looked at what was around us when we were hungry!

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Best places to eat brunch in NYC<\/h2>Here are the best places to eat in NYC if you want to have a delicious breakfast or brunch:

Buvette<\/a> (Greenwich Village – tested) : One of our favorite breakfast places in NYC! We loved it. It\\’s a small place, so you have to wait in line, but it\\’s a must. I recommend you the waffles or French toast we devoured!
Jack\\’s wife freda <\/a>(Nolita- tested)) : I think this was our favorite brunch place with Buvette! I devoured my avocado toast AND the pancakes and they were great! But clearly the best pancakes I\\’ve ever had in my life, I highly recommend the place.
Bluestone lane <\/a>(Dumbo, Brooklyn- tested)) : there are several other restaurants all over New York. well-know place for brunches – we just loved it!
Five leaves <\/a>(Greenpoint, Brooklyn – tested) : I think this was our favorite brunch place with Buvette! I devoured my avocado toast AND the pancakes and they were great! But clearly the best pancakes I\\’ve ever had in my life, I highly recommend the place.
Epistrophy<\/a> (Nolita – not tested) : Italian guys opened this place in the Nolita area. You can go there for breakfast but also lunch I think! It sounds crazy but we didn\\’t do it because we found the doors closed the day we wanted to go there.\u00a0
Lafayette<\/a> (Soho – not tested) : Not very exotic but delicious and a great place to have a good breakfast (their bread is delicious I hear). We did it for dinner.
Sarabeth<\/a>\u00a0(Upper East Side\/Central Park South\/Park Avenue South\/Tribeca\/Upper West Side – not tested) : A New York institution for brunch and breakfast.
La Mercerie <\/a>(SoHo – not tested) : THE place to be for breakfast! Really sad I didn\\’t do this one.
Eat by Chlo\u00e9 <\/a>(Greenwich Village\/Flatiron\/SoHo\/Rock Center\/Brooklyn\/Seaport District – pas test\u00e9) : a pretty hip vegan restaurant!
Bluestone Lane <\/a>(Upper East Side\/Upper West Side\/Manhattan West\/ West Village – tested) : nice little place to get a quick bite to eat over avocado. I tried it on a previous trip and didn\\’t like it, but I loved it this time! Like that.\u00a0
Loosie rouge<\/a>\u00a0(Brooklyn – not tested) : hot spot in Brooklyn for brunch!
Cronuts by Dominique Ansel <\/a>(SoHo – pas test\u00e9) : Now quite famous, this cross between a donut and a croissant is a must-try in New York!
Olmsted<\/a> (Brooklyn – not tested) : Insane brunch in Brooklyn.
The Butcher Daughter<\/a>\u00a0(Nolita\/West Village\/Brooklyn – tested) : We went to the one in Meat Packing and it was delicious, if a little cramped. We arrived relatively early and half an hour after we had settled in (it must have been 9am), the line started outside! I think it was worth the wait because it was really divine, if a little light for the big eaters that we are!
Maman <\/a>(SoHo\/Tribeca\/Nomad\/Meatpacking\/Greenpoint\/Hudson – tested) : This was at the top of my list for breakfast and I was not disappointed at all! We went to Nomad’s, the decoration was ultra cute, and the food delicious. Next time I want to try the Greenpoint one which seems to have a more incredible decoration and an extra shop to buy their cute dishes.
The Vine<\/a>\u00a0(Empire State Building – not tested) : they offer a breakfast buffet until 11am but you can also choose \u00e0 la carte.


The best street food restaurants in New York<\/h2> Luke’s Lobsters<\/a> (Dumbo – tested) : This establishment offers delicious lobster sandwiches! A must try, take it with you and eat it while sitting on the docks facing the skyline.
7th street burger<\/a> (Not tested) : If you’re dying for an American-style double cheese burger, this is the place for you. I haven’t had a chance to try it but I’ll stop by next time I’m in New York!
Dominique Ansel Bakery<\/a> (Soho – not tested) : Can’t decide between a donut and a croissant? Dominique Ansel Bakery offers you delicious cronuts to answer this problem!
Kate delicatessen<\/a> (Soho – tested): The most famous pastrami sandwiches in the world! It was very good but I recommend you get one for two, it’s more than enough. The sandwich costs $25 a piece and we had one each, which was way too much!
Nathan’s Famous Hotdog<\/a> (Midtown West – not tested) : How can we talk about street food in New York without suggesting a place to eat a hot dog?\u00a0
Lodi<\/a> (Time Square – not tested) : Italian restaurant to enjoy a foccacia or crostini, this Italian specialty made of slices of bread with fillings.

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