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Where To Have Your Birthday Dinner In NYC
When you want to have a big, fun dinner that involves good food and people saying nice things about you, try one of these spots.
Where To Have A Private Dinner In NYC Right Now
The wine cellars, sushi counters, and cute backyards where you should host your next private dinner.
The Best Restaurants In Koreatown
Where to get kimbap, rice cakes, and Korean barbecue before you sing karaoke.
The Best Bars In Chelsea
Drink a martini under a big chandelier, or dance at a spot hidden in a subway station.
The Best NYC Bars For Your Birthday
Where to celebrate with cocktails, shuffleboard, dancing, and more.
The Best Bars For Big Groups
The best places where you can easily roll up and drink with a big group.
Where To Go When You Want Dinner To Feel Like A Party
When you want dinner to feel less like the pre-party and more like the party itself, check out one of these 11 spots.
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Xi Yue Hui Seafood Hot Pot
Bring a big group to this Sunset Park spot, get a private room, and then do hot pot and sing karaoke at the same time.
The Best Korean BBQ In Koreatown
Our favorite spots around 32nd Street to have someone grill meat at your table.
Paros
Head to this Tribeca restaurant for Grecian urns, artificial vines, designer handbags, and decent, underseasoned food.
Akino Sushi
Akino Sushi in Elmhurst offers a $42, all-you-can-eat sushi option that actually feels worth it.
Jeremy's Ale House
Open since 1974, this could be your new favorite dive bar, with quart containers of beer starting at $8.
Sappe
Looking for skewers, Thai salads, and cocktails with slightly smutty descriptions? Head to Sappe on 14th Street.
Malka
At this kosher restaurant, fish come out of the kitchen on fire, and the klezmer pop is dialed up to 11.
Al Badawi
On the Upper East Side, Al Badawi is a Middle Eastern restaurant with cheesy flatbreads, dips, and proteins that are reliably good for a group dinner.
Coqodaq
Order champagne and caviar with your fancy fried chicken at this Korean restaurant in Flatiron.
Madame Vo
At Madame Vo in the East Village, split Vietnamese classics with your friends, but make sure everyone get's their own phở so you don't have to share.
Where To Have Your Birthday Dinner In NYC
When you want to have a big, fun dinner that involves good food and people saying nice things about you, try one of these spots.
Speedy Romeo
Speedy Romeo in Clinton Hill is great for an undiscerning group or kids, but less so for St. Louis-style pizza purists.
The Best Bars In Chelsea
Drink a martini under a big chandelier, or dance at a spot hidden in a subway station.
Romanian Garden
This spacious Romanian restaurant has great lamb, live music, and a boatload of affordable wine.
John’s of 12th Street
From giant portions to a full vegan menu, John’s of 12th Street is a classic Italian spot in the East Village.
Little Maven
Little Maven in Flatiron is yet another pleasant, but skippable American restaurant serving pasta and tuna tartare.
Where To Have A Private Dinner In NYC Right Now
The wine cellars, sushi counters, and cute backyards where you should host your next private dinner.
Guacuco
Come to this casual Venezuelan restaurant when you want to get a little loose on a weeknight with some frozen margs and fried food.
O Mandarin
O Mandarin in Hartsdale is perfect for a Sunday night family dinner, a group celebration, or even just some to-go comfort food if you don’t want to wait out the no-reservations policy.
Metropolis
Located in the bottom of the Perelmen Performing Arts Center in FiDi, Metropolis is a pricey place serving an interesting, but spotty menu inspired by New York City.
Where To Get A Thanksgiving Dinner In NYC
If you aren't doing the cooking thing this year, here's where you can grab some food on Thanksgiving.