NYC RESTAURANT GUIDE: BEST DINNER SPOTS

I am back today with another post in my NYC restaurant guide series! Like I said before, I have wayyy too many favorites to put in one post, so I have divided up restaurants by categories of breakfast, lunch, dinner, and more. Today’s post is all about the best dinner spots! Choosing a spot for dinner is definitely the most overwhelming choice out of the three meals in my opinion. I’m going to share a few of my favorites and why I love them so much! It’s so much fun to try new places since there are always so many popping up in the city, but I always find myself coming back to a handful that I just adore. :)

The Polo Bar

Without a doubt my favorite restaurant in the world, I am obsessed with The Polo Bar. Located in Midtown, The Polo Bar is the most gorgeous restaurant. With the main dining room located downstairs and the bar on the first floor, the ambiance is out of this world. Now be forewarned, you must set your alarms and calendar exactly 30 days out from when you want to dine to call the reservation office as soon as they open at 10. Reservations are required and it’s definitely one of the hardest tables to get in Manhattan. You can book through OpenTable but only for 5pm or 10pm. I always order the burger, it’s one of the best I’ve ever had, and chocolate cake for dessert (it’s a big splurge for me but every now and then I have to :) ). Their popovers that they bring you as an appetizer are also to die for.

Palma

I could go on and on about how stunning and charming Palma is. Sprinkled with candles and little floral arrangements, I could not think of a more special setting for dinner if I tried. Located in the West Village on Cornelia Street, Palma is one of my favorite places for pasta in the city. I always always order the Gluten Free Cacio Pepe Ravioli. Trust me you will thank me later if you order this! I’ve taken other friends and family and everyone always loves their food.

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Double Zero

The BEST vegan pizza in NYC HANDS DOWN. Double Zero is located on the east side down in Noho and I can’t get enough of their pizza. They even deliver through Postmates! (Unfortunately I’m outside of the delivery range, but I have had nights where I trekked all the way down to pick up a take out in the pouring rain because it’s just that good :) ) I have always ordered the truffle pizza and add greens on top. My new favorite thing to do is get a side of pesto and a side of red sauce to dip my crust in, it’s the best! They make all of their cheeses in house from scratch out of cashews, macadamia nuts, and more.

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Tacombi

The place I take just about everyone that comes to the city for a laidback, fun, and delicious experience. With 3 locations in the city, Tacombi is easily accessible. My favorite is the West Village location, especially in the summer when they open all the doors. Be warned, it does get really really crowded at peak times. They have the BEST chips and guac and I love any of their tacos.

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Roey’s

Tucked away in Greenwich Village, Roey’s is the sister restaurant to the better known Rosemary’s. With an Italian inspired menu, Roey’s has plenty of options for everyone and the most fun atmosphere. They do great seasonal specials and it’s always great to go with friends on a Friday night!