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Places to Eat in NYC This November

  • November 10, 2022
  • Nat C.
Best Restaurants to Eat at in NYC this November
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I love finding new places to try at any time during the year, but during the Autumn and Winter seasons, it feels even better to find someplace cozy with a wonderful menu and the perfect cocktail to match. So, I look to different places to find new spots to explore, including Resy, yelp, Instagram influencers, etcetera. I placed ten restaurants on my list of places to eat in NYC this November. This is a list of new places to add to your list of places to eat in NYC this November. This list is courtesy of Resy.

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Please note the list of restaurants in NYC below is courtesy of Resy, including restaurant descriptions.

10 Best Restaurants to eat at in NYC this November:

The Musket Room

Fresh off yet another Michelin star, The Musket Room is a New York favorite that deserves your attention. Here, executive chef Mary Attea and pastry chef Camari Mick deliver creative, sublime dishes that never cease to satisfy. Choose from an omnivore or vegan tasting menu [$109 per person] or order a la carte—you can not go wrong either way.

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265 Elizabeth Street—Nolita
(212) 219-0764

NARO

The same team behind New York favorites Atomix and Atoboy are behind this beauty of a spot at Rockefeller Center where you can choose between two different dining experiences—a tasting menu [$195 per person] or a prix-fixe menu [$50 for lunch and $85 for dinner]—both of which are grounded in centuries-old Korean culinary traditions and techniques.

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610 Fifth Avenue—Rockefeller Center

Milady’s

Satisfy the collective nostalgia for all things 90s—think appletinis and Jell-O shots— with a stop at this spot from cocktail expert Julie Reiner [Clover Club and Leyenda] and company. Although the original Milady’s, a beloved old-school dive bar known for draft beer, burgers, and a diverse crowd [Bruce Springsteen was known to drop in from time to time], closed in 2014 after being in business for decades, still Reiner and her team recently reopened it, retaining a bit of its original spirit [yes, there are burgers and chicken fingers] while adding some more decidedly cheffy touches [caviar dip pie, anyone?].

You will likely find Reiner behind the bar and a rotating lineup of guest bartenders.

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160 Prince Street—Soho

646-484-6402

Great N.Y. Noodletown

Rejoice Finally reopened after an agonizingly long renovation; Great N.Y. Noodletown is still a classic stalwart that encapsulates everything that makes New York special, attracting New Yorkers from every corner of the City with its wildly expansive menu of Cantonese specialties. In other words, if you have not been here yet, stop whatever you are doing and head straight to Bowery and Bayard immediately.

Pro tip: Everyone goes for the char siu and the wonton noodle soup [as they should], but do not sleep on the silky-smooth Fishman congee. Also, it is cash only.

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28 Bowery Street—Chinatown
(212) 349 – 0923

TATIANA, By Kwame Onwuachi

After making it big in D.C., chef Kwame Onwuachi has finally returned to New York to open Tatiana at Lincoln Center. Named for his sister, it is a deeply personal love letter to the foods he grew up with, both here in the Bronx and Nigeria and the Afro-Caribbean traditions at the heart of his cooking.

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10 Lincoln Center Plaza—Upper West Side
(212) 875-5222

Tobala

It’s a true family affair at this new Bronx restaurant from a group of Cocina Cente veterans. Chef and owner Moises Lopez, his wife, Eluisania, and his brother and sister, opened Tobala to explore the breadth of Oaxacan cuisine and small-batch mezcals. So, don’t sleep on the lamb tacos, Aguachile de Camarones, or the Elote Tierno, which features a chicatana sauce made with ants imported directly from Oaxaca.

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3732 Riverdale Avenue—Bronx
(347) 427-6889

M. Wells

M. Wells is the very definition of cozy and well worth a visit to Long Island City, especially for its pitch-perfect French onion soup. Chef Hugue Dufour draws influences from around the world for this globally inspired, always slightly off-kilter bistro where Dufour’s French Canadian roots run deep. Think mussels with uni cream and fries, heritage goat tagine, and tres leches.

Plan ahead: M. Wells’ annual holiday market returns on Nov. 13.

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43-15 Crescent Street—Long Island City
(718) 786-9060

Om Wok

There are several momo purveyors scattered throughout Jackson Heights—all of them worth checking out, in our humble opinion. But in this year’s annual Momo Crawl, Om Wok reigned supreme, thanks to its impeccably juicy beef momos. But of course, you will not just find momos at Om Wok. Instead, try chicken lollipops, crispy fried tofu with honey and chile, gyuma (blood sausage), and thenthuk [hand-pulled noodle soup].

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78-14 Roosevelt Avenue—Jackson Heights
(929) 615-2827

Fatta Mano

The team behind Ayat and Al Badawi are behind this halal Italian restaurant where you can find all the crowd pleasers. From Margherita pizzas and fried calamari to Fettucine Bolognese, eggplant parmigiana, and tiramisu.

Pro tip: Because the restaurant does not serve wine, it is also BYOB.

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8501 3rd Avenue—Bay Ridge
(718) 925-2667

Chrissy’s Pizza

One of the City’s most covetable pizzas comes not from a fancy Neapolitan-style wood-fired oven but from an “off-brand” home oven that belongs to chef Chris Hansell in his Bushwick apartment.

For Hansell, a New York native who grew up just outside Queens, pizza is near and dear to him. A tradition he had shared with his father, who passed away in 2011—but it was not until just before the pandemic that he started to take pizza making seriously. Since then, Hansell has spent time in the kitchens at the original Bellucci Pizza in Astoria, L’industrie in Williamsburg, and F&F Pizzeria in Carroll Gardens. In December 2021, he debuted Chrissy’s Pizza [an allusion to his nickname]. He says, “The goal is not to make a fancy ‘new’ New York-style pie using a sourdough starter, etc., but just a heightened version of the pies I enjoyed with my father as a kid.”

Orders are already sold out through November. But you can check the Chrissy’s Pizza Instagram account regularly to see when pre-orders open up [setting notifications also helps]. [One downside to that home oven is that Hansell can only make close to 20 pies per week].

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Bonus: HOUSE Brooklyn

Chef Yuji Tani wowed diners near and far with his House Nishiazabu restaurant, which set a high bar for French Japanese cuisine in Tokyo and beginning next month, you will find him in his new home in New York—serving up the same level of excellent, thoughtful fare at an intimate eight-seat counter in Greenpoint. Of course, the menu at House Brooklyn changes all the time. But anticipate dishes like Tani’s signature decadent foie gras pilaf and light-as-air burrata with black currant sauce, strawberries, and black pepper.

House Brooklyn Restaurant
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Do note: House Brooklyn shares the same space as two other straight-from-Japan brands worth paying a visit. Dashi Okume, a purveyor of premium dashi [you can even make your blend], and Cibone, which sells Japanese ceramics, housewares, and art.

50 Norman Avenue—Brooklyn
(929) 675-7887

I hope you add these restaurants to your list of places to eat in NYC. I loved this list because it offered restaurants all over NYC. It is always beautiful to venture throughout the City.

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I have been in love with New York City for over three decades. I enjoy living a hyper-local Lifestyle and have such deep love for the Rich History of this City I call home. Uncovering the vibrant culture, hidden gems, and diverse communities that define Brooklyn and its surrounding Boroughs brings me much joy. And that is why I curate authentic experiences and insider recommendations, sharing valuable insights to help locals and visitors explore the heart and soul of New York City.

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