Agern is a Nordic restaurant inside Grand Central that’s perfect for lunch or dinner when your company is paying.

Pera is a big Mediterranean restaurant in Midtown, and it’s a decent option for dinner with a group near Grand Central.

The Palm Too is an old-school steak spot that’s been open in Midtown since 1973.

Pietro’s is an old-school Italian restaurant in Midtown East that’s been around since 1932.

Hatsuhana is a good sushi spot in Midtown East that works for business lunches.

For a quick and not-too-expensive sit-down meal inside Grand Central, Prova Pizzabar is worth knowing about.

Do you need a big place where you can eat a pricey steak with some people who never stray too far from Grand Central? Try Benjamin Steakhouse.

Tsushima is a perfectly fine sushi spot in Midtown. It won’t blow your mind, but it might come in handy if you need something last-minute.

Osteria Laguna is an Italian restaurant near Grand Central with enough space for a big group (or just you and some pizza and wine).

Riki is a casual Japanese restaurant near Grand Central where you can order some yakitori and okonomiyaki before your train.

Akdeniz is a casual restaurant in Midtown East with good Turkish food and a few pre-theater set menu deals.

If you want to get a quick sit-down meal near Grand Central, go eat some pork katsu at Katsu-Hama.

Calaca is a little cash-only Mexican spot in Bed-Stuy where you should drink flights of tequila while eating some great tacos and tostadas.

Shuko, an unmarked Japanese spot near Union Square, is our favorite omakase experience in NYC.

The Brooklyn location of Mission Chinese Food is a trippier version of the Lower East Side spot.

The Lower East Side location of Mission Chinese used to be a party. Now it feels like one that ended a while ago.