
Where to Eat in Manhattan From Italian Market to Juice Bar
Where to eat in Manhattan beyond one cuisine, from a Flatiron Italian market to Dominican breakfast uptown.


Next to Madison Square Park, this 50,000-square-foot Italian market splits into stations like a mozzarella bar, a seafood corner and a pasticceria. Grocery shelves lead to counters and full restaurants, from a coffee and mortadella sandwich to sit-down Neapolitan pizza. Open daily until 11:00 PM.
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Late-night takeout on 1st Avenue, Kennedy's Fried Chicken & Pizza serves halal chicken, pizza and Whiting fish over rice from 11:00 AM to 2:00 AM daily. Reviews praise low prices and friendly service, while others report inconsistent quality and food-handling concerns.
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Dominican home cooking in Washington Heights comes without a printed menu at this walk-up spot, where ordering starts with a familiar dish or a question for the patient staff. Breakfast mangú, tres golpes plates and moro rice arrive at very low prices.
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Locals drop into this East Harlem juice bar after work or school runs for fresh juices, smoothies, custom energy shakes and açaí bowls. Customers praise generous portions, friendly service and low prices. Doors open daily 7:00 AM to 10:30 PM.
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