Brooklyn's Di Fara is the best slice of pizza in New York, and worth every bit of the $5 and 30 minutes of waiting that it will cost you.

I once saw a man at Shake Shack, dressed in a suit and setting a formal table. On the small metal table he placed a white tablecloth, fine silverware, a candle, and some flowers. For a moment, I wa...

It can be annoying to deal with an unpredictable situation, but for pizza this good, we’re willing to deal with it. Brooklyn's Lucali is incredible.

Welcome to West Broadway Reform, Temple Of Hot Bagels.

Some of the best tacos in New York City are hiding from you in the back of Chelsea Market. It’s time you went and found them.

Faicco’s is an incredible Italian deli that’s been open since 1900, and their chicken cutlet sandwich is unbeatable.

This Red Hook sandwich shop is one of the greats.

Gotham West Market is one of the better food situations in Hell's Kitchen, and Slurp Shop is the best part of Gotham West Market.

Lamazou is one of the best places to grab a sandwich in Murray Hill.

Greenpoint Fish and Lobster is a great place for affordable seafood in Brooklyn.

Are Black Seed Bagels the best bagels in New York City? Is there even such a thing? Can’t we just eat them?

This is not a taqueria. This is a temple to the holy Mission burrito. Pray before it, lest you be forsaken.

Katz’s Deli isn’t just a Classic NYC Establishment, it’s a landmark that deserves government funding at this point.

Samesa is a small counter-service spot in Williamsburg that serves great Middle Eastern food.

My Cuban Spot is a takeout window in Gowanus that serves really good rice bowls and some of the best sandwiches in Brooklyn.

Checking back in on Parm, now that the hype has died down. Three years later, the sandwiches are still excellent, and the novelty still makes up for the rest.