10 NYC places to eat & drink

TAKE A TRIP TO TAVERN ON THE GREEN

A modern tavern nestled in a bucolic Central Park setting, this is a landmark restaurant unlike any other. The food, drinks and service are all top-notch.

DRINKS AT DEAD RABBIT

Deemed the world’s best bar, this is the perfect spot for a tipple after a day of sightseeing. It’s essentially a fancy pub, owned by two Irishmen, what more could you want?

AN EVENING AT CHINESE TUXEDO

Located in the heart of Chinatown, this place will serve you the most exquisite Chinese cuisine. Its Scottish chef is just another reason you might want to head along.

GRAB A SLICE

You simply cannot head to New York and not get an oversized, over-cheesy and quite possibly over-greasy, slice of pizza. It’s a NYC tradition! With so many stands/pizza joints scattered across the city, you’ll be spoilt for choice.

SEE BROOKLYN PIER PARK AT PILOT

If you make it across the Brooklyn Bridge, head to Pier 6 for seafood on board the country’s longestserving pilot ship. The atmosphere and food are second to none, it’s also an amazing way of taking in that stunning Manhattan skyline.

ENJOY A STEAK AT THE BOWERY MEAT COMPANY

It’s no wonder this place is hailed as one of New York’s top steakhouses. The Tomahawk steak will melt in your mouth and the cocktails will go down a treat, too!

TRY A BAGEL AT RUSS & DAUGHTERS

Appetizing since 1914, a breakfast bagel here really the only way to start your day in NYC. The smoked salmon and cream cheese option is delightful!

GREAT GRUB AT GRAND CENTRAL STATION

In this great food court you’ll find tons of options such as Shake Shak and more or just nibble at their top-level market space – samples galore!

THRILL AT THE MAGIC OF MAGNOLIA BAKERY

Made famous in Sex And The City, the banana pudding here is one of the most sought-after sweet treats for tourists. Truly delicious!

STEP INTO LUCALI’S

Loved by celebrities such as the Beckhams and Beyoncé, this pizza joint in Brooklyn is without a doubt, the best pizza you will ever have. But be ready to queue – it’s very busy - but it’s worth it!