Definitely make a reservation at this European style West Village spot. We recommend the pan roasted chicken and the braised short ribs, yum.
It seems like the city's best pizza is all centered in the West Village. Joe's is just another amazing spot for a slice. If you love thin crust, you'll get one of the city's best here.
Maybe it should be called the Lobster Roll bar because that's the highlight of the menu for us! Get it with the shoestring fries and it's a match made in heaven.
Terrific French cuisine here. Get the chef's 6 course tasting menu for $68 or if you'd like to splurge a bit more there is an 8 course tasting menu for $95.
Outstanding selection of cheese and cured meats here. Find everything from a mild cheddar to the stinkiest washed rind cheese. The staff is very knowledgable and helpful.
Awesome gluten free Italian style pizza here. Generous portions and we particularly love the Pizza Del Re with mozzarella, mushroom, prosciutto, truffle spread, and virgin olive oil. Mmmm.
Great sushi at this place but it's the fresh tofu we love! If you want great Japanese food in the village look no further.
A cool little pool hall in the West Village. Where else can you find ping pong, shuffleboard, Scrabble, and jazz under one roof?
Nice casual spot for sushi and cocktails in the West Village with a fairly lou atmosphere. Come during happy hour weekdays 4-7pm
Great seafood in the West Village. Get the Red, White, and Blue special: 6 oysters and a beer for 8 bucks!
A nice, relaxing lounge to grab a drink. Lines can be long on weekends but it's worth it, especially if you love a classic jazzy atmosphere.
A nice, cozy, casual dinner spot. For dinner it's all about the pork chops but for brunch don't hesitate to order the pancakes!
This upscale restaurant is perfect for a classy, romantic night out. Live piano, candlelit tables, and courteous service. Start with the pretzel bread and get the beef wellington for the main course.
It's all about the cupcakes here. Try the Malaysian Coconut, Crimson & Cream, and the Raspberry Red Velvet! Yum!
Brick oven cheesiness. Another one of NYC's best spots to get a pizza. They don't do slices so either come here with some friends or be prepared to eat an entire pie by yourself!
Prototypical NY pizza. Thin crispy crust, fresh ingredients, and a great atmosphere. Pick up a slice here and eat it at the nearby Washington Square Park.
All you need to know here - spicy duck meatballs. It's the signature dish and paired with the quail egg yoke is a wonderful combination. Don't expect to get in without reservations, it's often busy!
One of the best places to go for a simple, strong, tasty coffee. If you come often, get the frequent buyer card so you get your 11th drink free! Also take note that it is cash only!
A retro decorated seafood restaurant/bar, this West Village gem is great for oysters, especially with their oyster happy hour deal.
A charming West Village restaurant with a great tasting menu. They are often booked so make a reservation at least 1-2 weeks in advance.
Come here for a casual lunch and get the smoky mac and cheese with bacon. Creamy, cheesy deliciousness.
BYOB and get the croque-monsieur. This place is also great for a weekend brunch but leave the plastic at home - it's cash only.
Mmmm banana french toast. A trendy little Greek/seafood restaurant in the Village with very tasty meals. They don't take reservations for brunch but they do for dinner.
The famous bakery made famous from Sex and the City. You can't go wrong with any dessert here but we love the bread pudding!
This quaint little West Village gastropub is good for a casual lunch. If you're adventurous get the popular chicken liver toast, otherwise the burger and fries are mighty fine too.
Enter through the unassuming fortune teller entrance and be transported into a speakeasy serving up great mixed cocktails and food. Try the West Side or the Ginger Smash with the Bone Marrow Poppers.
Don't underestimate the breadsticks here. Pair them with the risotto and you've got a great Italian meal. It's a small place but the price, atmosphere, and food can't be beat.
Good authentic Italian food in a cozy atmosphere. Definitely try the spinach gnocchi, just remember that it's cash only!
The lobster roll and fries here is just ridiculously good. Stuffed with lobster with a pile of fries on the side, sometimes you just have to indulge.
What could be better than chocolate covered bacon? Eating it while playing foosball. Expect a big crowd but a lot of fun.
Get the PCU noodle and the iced tea here. Tea just tastes so much better when you mix it yourself!
Get the ropa vieja, it doesn't get any better. Not to mention the great drink deals - unlimited for $11? This is NYC right?
For those afternoons when you want to live like they do on the other side of the pond, come here for some tasty tea and a scone with clotted cream.
So many flavors, so little time. We like to keep it simple with the dulce de leche. It never disappoints.
Say you had the chance to combine eggs benedict, apples, french toast, and bacon. Would you? Sweet, savory. Pure deliciousness in a single bite, every bite. Is this real life?
If it ain't broke don't fix it, and Chef Jonathan Waxman's Pollo Al Forno has been the main seller here since it opened. The crispiness of the skin and moistness of the meat, it doesn't disappoint.
Vin Sur Vingt brings a little France to the West Village. It's cozy, intimate, and a great spot to impress your date. There are types of wine for everyone here, it doesn't disappoint.
We love our Paella here at New York Habitat and El Charro's ranks among the best in the city. Start off with the shrimp ajillo, move on to the paella, and wash it all down with a glass of sangria.
Exquisite dining worthy of a West Village Splurge. We recommend the cirspy duck confit to start and the dry-rubbed pork chop with bbq onions for the entrée.
Awesome dishes with just little tweaks that make it unique. We recommend the pork belly or the burger that has chorizo ground into the patty, served with fries lightly sprinkled with sugar. Oh boy.
If you're a sandwich lover like us, then you'll be in heaven after taking one bite of the prosciutto di parma on foccacia. Definitely is better when toasted.
Come here for the lunch special and get the Pad Kee Mao. If you're middle name happens to be danger, ask the waiter to make it spicy!
Sick and tired of New York’s unhealthy food? Then this organic food store is the place for you. The store at 7th Ave has helpful employees and is often less crowded than the one at Columbus Circle.
