Among the growing number of Aussie/Kiwi coffee shops in NYC, Two Hands stands out for their expanded menu and plentiful seating. Order a Flat White for the full experience.
Great space, great food and great value from a hot twin cities restaurateur. Get the bison burger, which includes some seriously good fries.
Solid coffee, friendly staff and a nice open space for catching up on emails. Check out their other Seattle locations, too.
A low-key hybrid of a classic Parisien bistro and every Brooklyn stereotype, this spot dispenses simple but tasty food and well-curated wines by the glass.
Run by the same family for over 60 years, this low-key Francophile deli makes the best sandwiches in the city and macaroons that are to die for.
Undoubtably the best coffee roasters in the city, they also make an excellent cup of joe.
Their famous stuffed pizza vies for the top spot in the neverending "Best Deep-Dish" debate.
If I wasn't married I'd propose to the #76 (chicken, muenster, red pepper spread, lettuce, grilled sourdough). We'd live a long and happy life. I'd never eat anything else.
One of the best restaurants in Detroit. 2 entrees feed 3 people - pulled pork and brisket should be on your list. Same with mac n cheese and cornbread. Killer local draft selection too.
The heirloom tomato salad (with fresh mozzarella, arugula and olive oil) is one of the most delicious things I've ever eaten.
Make the trip out here. Then put your name down and grab coffee at Trouble two doors down. Now try the bread baked fresh on site and order literally anything because its all so good. You just won SF.
For breakfast, skip the menemen and get the build-a-breakfast. 9 TL for two types of cheese, a pot of honey, bread and olives. Gunaydin!
A bold claim, but this might be the best brunch in Williamsburg. The breakfast pizza, ricotta pancakes, avo sando and the whitefish are good starting points.
Great spot for lunch on a trendy stretch of Abbot Kinney. Sit outside if you can, and try a few of the small plates/pizzas.
This noodle shop ain't your average ramen bar - beatifully simple Japanese plates, with plenty of interesting daily specials. Bracken Fern tempura, anyone?
This modern yet homey Italian space features well-executed pasta classics and an entire menu devoted to variations on Negroni cocktails. Great date spot.
A favorite of Foursquare SF employees and visitors, this temple to meticulously made coffee is always worth a visit.
If you go to one old-school bistro in Paris, make it this one. Heart-stopping côte de boeuf isn't your thing? Visit their excellent market-driven sister restaurant down the street (Le 6 Paul Bert).
This temple to southern food serves up some of the best fried chicken on the east coast. Great for groups - especially hungry groups.
As a denizen of the Foursquare NYC office, having amazing pour over readily accessible just steps away from our SF office is a true godsend.
Favorite brunch spot for Columbia students and professors alike—expect it to be crowded on the weekends! Don't skimp out on the juice.
"The Zach" is a heart attack on a plate, but it's a delicious, delicious heart attack on a plate.
Once you're in, the noise and chaos of the bar below go away and you suddenly *feel like* you're in the 1920s. The ambiance of this place is incredible, making it a favorite speakeasy of mine.
Known for inventive flavors (i.e.Maple Bacon), this is a must visit for any donut connoisseur.
This old school, red-sauce italian sandwich spot is brought to you by 2 relative whippersnapper chefs in the NY restaurant scene, and they've done good. A favorite Foursquare lunch spot.
