I feel like lately there's been a surge of popular spots in other cities opening in NYC, for example from Boston just recently there's Table Mercato, Yume Ga Arukara. From LA there's Wake and Late that's rumored to be opening, apparently EREWHON??? there's obviously more, but is anyone else just groaning at this? another step for NYC to become completely indistinguishable from any other city in the US. it's really annoying me

question as is where can I get a Chicago deep dish style pizza that’s not Unos?

im coming to NYC next week and was wondering if this would be possible or not really

Hi all! In search of what's stated in the caption. Going on a date with someone i don't necessarily want to be seen with, so looking for somewhere nice but discreet! Not too scene-y but good or even great food preferred.

My friends and I are going to wear costumes and drink during Halloween and we're between the two options.

Anyone else with a peanut/nut allergy have any enjoyable baked goods they found to be safe? Personally, i enjoyed the from Lucie nut free carrot cake.

Ive been craving burritos recently and had two this month and they were...bad. Not even average, but actually not good.

So tell me where do you think I could get a good burrito in this city. I want to try this weekend.

Open to anywhere (except Staten Island or The Bronx mainly because those are LONG commutes for me).

I sometimes are in college and crave a good big large banana strawberry smoothie, ofc i do it myself at home when i have time but i tried: one smoothie place near wtc, it was 7/10, one in 16th street in manhattan also a smoothie place next to a tarot spiritual stuff store,8/10, i find the macdonalds one better lol. But any recomendations, ik this smoothie is very easy to make at home, i just sometimes are in manhattan and want one lol.

I’m in new York tomorrow for most of the day and I want really good fried rice. Idc about the rest of whatever they have I literally just want pork or chicken fried rice.

Does anyone have a local spot in the Queens area that offers some great Korean stews or soups (that are thick!) and has a kick? Jjigaes and such!

Have tried ParkSanbal, which we enjoyed; anything similar in the Queens area? Can travel, too

need ground turkey from a butcher

which nyc butcher sells ground turkey or turkey breast/thighs/legs/bones etc

I don't eat red meat and get all my chicken from the butcher. My current ,doesn't sell Turkey how I need. If you know, your input would be sooo welcomed and appreciated