Guidebook for New York
Food Scene
Po was Mario Batali's first Italian restaurant and is still considered one of his finest. It is known for excellent northern Italian, rustic cuisine and superb wine list. Get the veal ragu if you can.
13 locals recommend
Pó
31 Cornelia StPo was Mario Batali's first Italian restaurant and is still considered one of his finest. It is known for excellent northern Italian, rustic cuisine and superb wine list. Get the veal ragu if you can.
Pearl Oyster Bar
18 Cornelia StBest lobster roll in Manhattan!
Great outdoor brunch, and no need to make reservations - even on the weekends. Great live music and shows downstairs, virtually every night of the week.
43 locals recommend
The Cornelia Street Cafe
Cornelia StreetGreat outdoor brunch, and no need to make reservations - even on the weekends. Great live music and shows downstairs, virtually every night of the week.
Shopping
Biggest and best cheese shop in the city, with thousands of varietals from which to choose. Also excellent selection of oils, salads, breads and pastas, and artisanal beers.
179 locals recommend
Murray's Cheese Bar
28-30 Jackson AvenueBiggest and best cheese shop in the city, with thousands of varietals from which to choose. Also excellent selection of oils, salads, breads and pastas, and artisanal beers.
Drinks & Nightlife
Awesome jazz every night of the week. Low (if any) cover and always sure to wow guests.
168 locals recommend
Blue Note
131 West 3rd StreetAwesome jazz every night of the week. Low (if any) cover and always sure to wow guests.