Chinatown

Chinatown saloon for whiskey shots, picklebacks, sports, and late-night dancing.

Chinatown cafe for mochi donuts, cream puffs, and cold-brewed teas.

Chicago import known for one of the best burgers in America — a rich, indulgent double cheeseburger in a dimly lit, upscale diner setting.

Chinatown Hong Kong-style comfort food with quick plates and a standout tea selection.

No-frills Chinatown Shanghainese spot for soup dumplings, small plates, and great tea.

Chinatown kosher vegetarian dim sum with clever mock meats and a standout tea list.

Legendary Sichuan-inspired Chinatown dining in a modernized three-story space with a full bar.

Unpretentious Doyers Street noodle counter for pan-fried noodles, soups, and dumplings.

Utilitarian Chinatown Shanghainese spot for soup dumplings, scallion pancakes, and fast service.

No-frills Chinatown Vietnamese for pho, BBQ beef, and crispy squid—fast and cozy.

Tiny Chinatown counter for fast, cheap fried dumplings and frozen bags to go.

Chinatown bubble tea counter with a big hot-and-cold tea lineup.

One of the oldest bars in NYC (est. 1817), a no-frills SoHo-area pub in a landmark 1770 Federal townhouse with live jazz and a storied past.

Chic Hotel Hugo rooftop for sunset cocktails and Hudson River skyline views.

Enduring Chinatown Vietnamese spot for pho, BBQ beef, and crispy squid.

Glamorous subterranean jazz club in the Roxy Hotel with live music nightly, craft cocktails, and a stylish crowd in a lavish cellar setting.

Daniel Rose's showstopping French fine dining — an airy, chandelier-lit room with impeccable classic cuisine.

Apothecary-themed Chinatown hideaway serving “prescription” cocktails with live performances.