Manhattan Dining Guide

Michelin Stars, Street Eats & Global Flavors

 
500+ Notable Restaurants
MICHELIN STARS STREET FOOD GLOBAL FLAVORS BRUNCH COCKTAILS
Michelin Star Dining
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Michelin-Starred Restaurants

Manhattan boasts 70+ Michelin-starred establishments, from intimate chef's counters to grand dining rooms. Experience culinary artistry at its finest with tasting menus that push creative boundaries while honoring classical techniques.

Notable Establishments:

Per Se (3★)
Le Bernardin (3★)
Eleven Madison (3★)
Masa (3★)
Concentrated in Midtown, Flatiron & West Village

Signature Dining Experiences

 
3 MICHELIN STARS

Per Se

Thomas Keller's East Coast flagship offering a nine-course tasting menu with panoramic Central Park views from the Time Warner Center.

Columbus Circle
$$$$
 
2 MICHELIN STARS

Aquavit

Modern Scandinavian cuisine by Chef Emma Bengtsson featuring innovative seafood preparations in a sleek Midtown space.

Midtown East
$$$
 
1 MICHELIN STAR

Casa Mono

Andy Nusser's intimate Spanish taverna offering bold Iberian flavors and an exceptional sherry program in Gramercy.

Gramercy
$$

Street Food & Casual Eats

 

Halal Guys

ICONIC CART MIDTOWN

The legendary 53rd Street cart serving platters of chicken and gyro over rice with their famous white sauce since 1990. Expect lines but it's worth the wait.

53rd & 6th
$
 

Xi'an Famous Foods

NORTHWEST CHINA SPICY NOODLES

Hand-pulled noodles and cumin-spiced lamb burgers from China's Shaanxi province. The Flushing original now has Manhattan outposts serving fiery, authentic flavors.

East Village
$
 

Van Leeuwen Ice Cream

ARTISANAL VEGAN OPTIONS

Small-batch ice cream made with organic milk and inventive flavors like Honeycomb and Marionberry Cheesecake. Their vegan options are equally decadent.

Multiple Locations
$

Global Flavors

 

Italian

From old-school red sauce joints to modern trattorias serving handmade pastas and wood-fired pizzas.

Little Italy • West Village
 

Chinese

Regional specialties from Sichuan peppercorn numbing spice to delicate Cantonese dim sum and hand-pulled noodles.

Chinatown • Flushing
 

Indian

Rich curries, tandoori specialties, and street food like chaat and dosas from across the subcontinent.

Curry Hill • East Village
 

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