Named after Pellegrino Artusi, well known for his expansive cookbook La Scienza in Cucina e L’Arte di Mangiare Bene, L'Artusi will make any epicurean proud. An Italian diner with modern twists by Gabe and Katherine Thompson and an impressive wine cellar, this eatery will charm you. Spread across two floors, you can catch all the action in the open kitchen. It also features a cheese bar. Their menu includes spaghetti with garlic, parmesan, and chiles, rigatoni with ragu and basil, bucatini with pancetta and tomato, charred octopus with pancetta, and roasted mushroom. If you are a first-timer at L'Artusi, chances are you will leave as a fan.
Established in 2008, the owners of BV Tuscany Italian Ristorante, Vicky and Benny Balidemaj bring to Teaneck delectable fares from the bright Tuscan region of Italy. The brightly colored walls covered with colorful artwork try to recreate the radiance of this sun-kissed land. Gorge on the tantalizing appetizers, pasta, salads and appetizing entrees made of chicken, meat or seafood while seated in this gorgeous place. Complement you meal with a drink from their well-stocked bar.
The Capital Grille is a posh steakhouse which sees an elite crowd enjoying its exquisitely prepared steaks. The food is might compel one to lick one's fingers, though the glamorous ambience may hold one back from doing so. Relish the Dry Aged Porterhouse Steak or the Delmonico Steak that are both very highly acclaimed. Be careful while ordering the Porterhouse Steak however, as it is very filling and might be too much for a single person. Savor these delectable dishes along with a cool glass of wine or a cocktail and more charm to the experience.
Korea-based chef Jungsik Yim's eponymous restaurant has taken the city's dining scene by storm. On offer at Jungsik is a refreshing interpretation of Korean cuisine. Choose from a diverse menu that includes delectable creations like bibimbap, hodugwaja, octopus, and Wagyu Gomtang Mandoo. The wine list is exhaustive and has offerings from pretty much all the wine producing regions around the world. There's a choice of sake as well. The dessert selection includes a range of decadent treats. Diners also have the option of a multi-course tasting menu. The dining room sports a refined ambiance, with deep brown walls and plush white banquettes making up the seating area. The large Korean-inspired wooden motifs adorning the walls add a nice touch.
Located in the East Village is Upstate Craft Beer & Oyster Bar a cosy nook where one can peacefully unwind at the end of the day. The decor and ambience is friendly and warm. Their menu, though limited is scrumptious and everything served here is made from fresh, local produce. The bar also houses a fine collection of craft beers. For dessert they are very popular for their Whiskey Cake!
Royal 35 Steakhouse is one of the finest steakhouses in Midtown. Located near the iconic Empire State Building, the restaurant offers some of the finest seafood and prime USDA beef steaks. Offering a full bar bar, you can choose from an exhaustive list of beverages and spirits. End your meal with a spectacular New York cheesecake or cheese platter. The decor of the restaurant is classy with patterned walls, red carpeted floors and wooden furnishings. The wine shelves and enclosed glass meat locker add to the allure of the steakhouse. Offering a la carte as well as prix fixe, the restaurant is a must-visit.