New York

New York has 5 neighbourhoods and 119 places. That is thin for a city this big, so read it as downtown Manhattan plus Williamsburg: wine bars and late dinners on the Lower East Side, red-sauce Italian in NoLIta and Greenwich Village, and a steak at Peter Luger across the river. The Lower East Side has the most on 33, then the West Village on 27 and NoLIta on 26.

Start here

Busiest neighborhoods first.

33 places

Lower East Side

The Lower East Side is still the best argument for eating your way through a neighbourhood.

27 places

West Village

The West Village is mostly low brick and tight corners, and the food is in the details.

26 places

NoLIta

Nolita is a few blocks of Mulberry and Elizabeth Street and it is mostly for eating.

Where you eat

1 guides

Greenwich Village

the park at Washington Square, red-sauce dinners and old Italian delis on Bleecker

1 guides

Williamsburg

an old-school steakhouse, natural wine and a hotel rooftop facing Manhattan

A neighborhood shows up here once we hold enough places in one category to make a guide out of it. New York has 5 of them today.