With many places to dine within it, we recommend the main dining room lined with Neo-Classic architecture and signature Bernardaud porcelain chandeliers. 🚇 28th St (4, 5, 6) Daniel, Upper East Side Photo: DanielĪ true pillar of the bustling NYC dining scene, Daniel is an award-winning spot known for their refined European cuisine, world-class wine cellar and gracious hospitality. 🍽️ Chef’s Counter Tasting menu/$375 pp or Bar Tasting menu/$270 pp You can appreciate the wood, Earthy tones of the roundtable dining counter…all while digging into Chef Junghyun Park’s tasting menu featuring A5 Wagyu, Horse mackerel, and more.

Sneak away into this Murray Hill brownstone and you’ll find one of NYC’s most sought after reservations. 🚇 Franklin St (1) ATOMIX, NoMad Photo: Evan Sung The Signature Menu, curated by Executive Chef Daeik Kim, will run you $295…but it’s worth it once you sink your teeth into dishes like the Sea Urchin Bibimbap and Wagyu Gomtang Mandoo.

Jungsik puts the “New Korean” flair into their contemporary cuisine, which confidently makes them one of the best Korean restaurants in NYC. Rewarded for their dedication to flavor, presentation, and overall dining experience…here are some elevated spots to try right now. We move onto NYC’s 2 Michelin star restaurants, which range in cuisine type and location across our great city. 🚇 59th St-Colombus Cir (A, C, B, D, 1) Best 2-Star Michelin Restaurants in NYC ✽ ✽ From braised akamutsu to foie gras nigiri, we can promise an omakase experience like none-other. Each bite is prepared with immense detail… using slicing, shaving, and sprinkling techniques that have been aced to perfection. One of the sushi holy grails resides at Masa, where Chef Masa Takayama has used his years of knowledge and skills to craft a masterful omakase that sits in a class of its own. 🚇 59th St-Colombus Cir (A, C, B, D, 1) Masa, Columbus Circle Photo: Masa They are currently preparing a reopening for late September as of right now, so keep your eyes peeled. Plus, every table is cleverly situated with a stunning view of Central Park. Blending French techniques with classic ingredients, you’ll be treated to all sorts of playful twists, like one on borscht, with red beet agnolotti and crème fraîche for example. Put your trust in Chef Thomas Keller, where a 9 course tasting menu (or 9 course veggie tasting menu) is the star of the show at Per Se. 🚇 34th St-Hudson Yards (7) Per Se, Columbus Circle Photo: Deborah Jones As each of the 13-15 dishes make its way through your experience, you’ll understand what the hypes about…from the A5 Wagyu beef to the creamy Langoustine. You can expect a multi-course tasting menu focused on fish & shellfish, with one or two meat courses and a variety of desserts as well.

Tucked away in the back of a Hudson Yards grocery market comes the Chef’s Table, where black-suit servers will greet you to a dining experience idealized by Chef César Ramirez. 🚇 7 Av (B, D, E) or 50th St (1) Chef’s Table at Brooklyn Fare, Hell’s Kitchen Photo: Chef’s Table at Brooklyn Fare 🍽️ Chef’s Tasting/$298 pp or 4 course pre-fixe/$198 pp Enjoy a mix of divine options with their pre-fixe or put your delicious fate into the hands of the chef. Whether it’s halibut, monkfish, or striped bass, every detail here is precise and delicious. For over 20 years, French immigrant Maguy Le Coze and head chef Eric Ripert have been serving authentic dishes, with a focus on seafood. Le Bernardin is an iconic French restaurant in NYC that deservedly earns its recognition. 🚇 23 St (6, R/W) Le Bernardin, Midtown Photo: Le Bernardin

Everything here is stunning, from the dining room to the wait staff to the presentation of the elevated cuisine. Starting with one of the best vegan restaurants in NYC, Eleven Madison Park is plant-based dream! When they reopened up as a vegan spot after the pandemic, it was due to CEO and Chef Daniel Humm’s realization to live a more green life. Eleven Madison Park, Flatiron Photo: Eleven Madison Park Let’s start with the absolute best of the best! These New York City restaurants have received the highest honor there is, 3 Michelin stars. Best 3-Star Michelin Restaurants in NYC ✽ ✽ ✽īest 2-Star Michelin Restaurants in NYC ✽ ✽īest 1-Star Michelin Restaurants in NYC ✽

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