New York will amaze tourists with its sheer number of places to eat. The city has about 50 thousand restaurants, cafes, canteens, etc. We present to your attention a rating of the best restaurants, which will help you not to get lost among such a variety.
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Eleven Madison Park
11 Madison Avenue, New York, NY
Eleven Madison Park has been in the top 5 restaurants in the world for several years in a row. This is a sophisticated restaurant with Art Deco interiors. Every dish here is a masterpiece and the presentation is a show, so keep in mind that dinner can take up to three hours.
The average cost of dinner per person: $ 409
Kitchens: Author’s
Masa
10 Columbus Cir, New York, NY 10019
“The art of perfection” – this is how the Masa restaurant can be briefly described. Even the most sophisticated gourmet will enjoy everything here: both the freshest Japanese fish and its exquisite serving. The interior is extremely laconic – no windows, no bright colors, bare tables – so that nothing distracts from the tasting. And forget about Instagram: photography is strictly prohibited on Masa.
The average cost of dinner per person: $ 650
Cuisines: Japanese, Author’s
Chef’s Table at Brooklyn Fare
431 W 37th St, New York, NY 10018
The name speaks for itself “At the table in front of the chef”. This restaurant offers a 15-course test menu. Dinner will take over two hours. Seasonal ingredients are always used in the preparation, based on Japanese cuisine, but according to the restaurant, the food here is unlike anything else in NYC.
The average cost of dinner per person: $ 420
Cuisine: Author’s seasonal
Estiatorio Milos Hudson Yards
20 Hudson Yards, 5th Floor, New York, NY 10001
The new restaurant from the Estiatorio Milos brand is located in the newly built high-rise area – Hudson Yards. The split-level space with an open kitchen and panoramic windows provides a gorgeous view of the Hudson River and the famous Vessel structure. During the warmer months, the outdoor terrace is open, where dinner will make any evening unforgettable. The bias in this Mediterranean restaurant is seafood and fish, which are beautifully displayed on display cases right in front of the main hall.
The average cost of dinner per person: $ 208
Avra Madison Estiatorio
14 E 60th St, New York, NY 10022
If you were looking for a quality restaurant, where it is very tasty and extremely expensive, then you should go here. Avra is a place that will never disappoint, it has a very cozy interior, quality service, and a pleasant atmosphere. Fresh fish and seafood are always prepared at the highest level. Some of the menu items fly to New York directly from the shores of the Mediterranean Sea. The lack of dress code and a good selection of wines will delight any tourist.
The average cost of dinner per person: $ 102
Nerai
55 E 54th St, New York, NY 10022, USA
A must-see for connoisseurs of fine Greek cuisine. Here you will find a relaxed, cozy atmosphere, despite its location in the heart of New York. The menu focuses on seafood and fish, we also recommend trying “duck moussaka”. There is a decent level of service and a pleasant atmosphere.
The average cost of dinner per person: $ 98
Del Posto
85 10th Ave, New York, NY 10011
We love and recommend Del Posto not only because of the amazing Italian cuisine but also because of the designer’s attention to the guests of the establishment: as a rule, inexpensive restaurants waiters barely pass between tables, in Del Posto, the distance between the nearest neighbor will be about two or three s! We also note live music and a wonderful prix fixe menu. The dress code applies.
The average cost of dinner per person: $ 229
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