This old-world German restaurant exudes a lovely continental charm. At Loreley, the classic Brauhaus-style ambiance invites patrons to indulge in good food and drinks in the heated outdoor Biergarten. Whether it's the schnitzel sandwiches, liverwurst on German rye, herring in cream sauce with onions or apples, and salt potatoes, you will be mesmerized with the melange of flavors and hearty servings. Make sure to leave some room for dessert, which includes Fried Ice Cream and Black Forrest Cake. Relax in the outdoor patio for a charming setting to enjoy your scrumptious meal.
Gran Electrica is an authentic Mexican restaurant, inspired by Mexican cooking styles and techniques. The menu showcases a variety of dishes from across Mexico and the bar infuses Mexican flavors with seasonal ingredients, offering refreshing cocktails and drinks. The decor is dedicated to the liveliness of Mexican art and painting with beautifully designed wallpaper and ambient lights. The food is fresh and delicious. Whatever the occasion, be it birthdays, brunches, or weekend dates, you can celebrate it with style, great food, and the vibrant energy of Gran Electrica.
There may be many Italian joints in the city, but few are as highly regarded as Bar Pitti. Its main draw is the delicious Tuscan food served on the summer terrace, by friendly staff. The seafood and other meats pair well with the delectable sorbets and wines available here. You might find celebrities hanging out here but the real stars are the people in the kitchen. Visit this place once and you're likely to become a regular.
Burgers, shakes, sodas and pretty much all the classic fast food staples can be found at this revered burger joint in Madison Square Park. In addition to addictive burgers and shakes, the Shack offers a leafy outdoor setting for its patrons to watch the city go by. The surprise here is that they serve booze with your burger; from beer, to reds and whites available by glass and bottle, grab one and try to find a spot on the grass. What's more, they're dog-friendly and they have a few things on the menu as well for your pooch. During the spring and summer, the line outside can be inexorably long, however there are other locations around Manhattan which are only a cab ride away.
At Pier 66 Maritime enjoy a delicious meal with splendid views of the Hudson. The restaurant is located on what was previously a boat used to transport railway cars. Relish the dishes doled out by the chefs on this vessel, as the waves gently crash around you. Dig into their delectable burgers, steaks, wraps, salads and accompany it with a refreshing wine from their list. At this pier you can also view the historically significant John J Harvey and the Light Ship Frying Pan, that were used in the American wars.
Look no further than Roberta's Pizzas if you are craving expertly prepared slices of pizzas. Located on the Moore Street, Roberta's is a preferred choice for many in and around Brooklyn to grab their favorite pizzas. Hence, it shouldn't surprise you if you find yourself faced with a long queue in front of the restaurant. Once inside with your own bottle of wine, order the local favorite Margherita and the Romaine Salad, and you are set for a great time.
An Astorian institution and last of its kind in the city, Bohemian Hall and Beer Garden brings the flavor of the old country. A decently priced bar and restaurant serve Czech and Slovak delights inside. But the reason to go is the Beer Garden, which is a must at least once a summer. It gets packed on the weekends. Locals like to play cards and board games on a calm summer's night. Kielbasa and other grilled favorites are available along with pitchers of Czech beers, like Staropramen.