Restaurants & Bars
Here's Where To Eat Tonight In NYC
Here are the best new spots to grab a bite this weekend.
MANHATTAN, NY — Picking a restaurant in NYC can be daunting, with hundreds of different options that change frequently. Every week, Patch rounds up the best new restaurants and bars that have opened throughout the city. Here are the best spots to grab dinner or a drink this weekend.
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What to drink: Glitter cocktails. The Instagram gimmick you never you wanted is here: Michael Jordan's steakhouse, located in Grand Central, is now serving the glitter beet martini (made with beet puree, fresh ginger, simple syrup and sweet vermouth) and the glitter cosmo. All that glittery alcohol will cost you, as the drinks are selling for $17 a glass, according to the restaurant.
We just debuted our glitter cocktails, the FIRST to hit #NYC. @mjsteakhousenyc on balcony in NYC’s historic Grand Central Terminal. @grandcentralnyc . #mjsteakhouse #foodandcity #steakhouse #nycfood #grandcentral #midtowneats #eaterny #f52grams #thrillistny #tryitordiet #nofoodgoestowaste #nycfoodie #topfoodnews #eatingnewyork #foodandwine #yougottaeatthis #grandcentralstation #glitter #cocktails
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Location: 47-25 Vernon Blvd., Long Island City
What to eat: Bellwether comes from owner Matthew McCormick and chef and co-owner Preston Madson, formerly of Barbuto. The Long Island City restaurant serves dishes like cornish hen, a patty melt, and cocktail called the "Bellwether Bees," made with gin, honey, vanilla and lemon, according to the menu.
You’re halfway through the work week. Treat yourself to our patty melt made with grass fed beef and house queso. : @mollytavoletti
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Location: 10 Theatre Alley, inside the Beekman Hotel in the Financial District
What to drink: Fancy cocktails in an speakeasy space. The new underground cocktail bar, located in the Beekman Hotel, has theater-inspired decor. The menu includes drinks like "green toki highball" (made with suntory toki whiskey, sencha tea and lemongrass honey) and the "spaghetti eastern" (miso-infused boodles gin, dolin genepy coconut, shishito), according to the menu.
Finally open Cellar lounge at Beekman Hotel #Thealleycatamateurtheatre #volenecstudio #speakeasy
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Location: 188 Second Ave., East Village
What to eat: Lumos Kitchen is the second life of Lumos Bar, featuring Chinese cuisine and baijiu cocktails. The menu includes drinks like a sesame colada with mangosteen.
COMING SOON * STAY TUNED
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Image credit: Photo by Jared Zuckerman, Food & City.
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