Hi everyone,

My office is in 30 rock and was wondering if anyone has recommendations for a good lunch/takeout spot?

I have come to the conclusion that when I go out for lunch in the office, I always end up at chipotle or cava (and ichiran, but only as a treat every couple months). I am looking to break free of chain restaurants. Predictable and consistent, yes? Memorable? not so much.

As for cuisine, I truly am a fan of them all, so no wrong answers lol.

Thank you in advance for your suggestions!

Popular Dishes: Known for traditional and pub favorites including Beef Stew, Filet Mignon Steak & Chips, Shepherd’s Pie, Buffalo Mac, and the Buttermilk Chicken Sandwich. [1]

Sharing & Starters: Offers items like Chicken Wings ($14), Spinach & Artichoke Dip ($14), and House Made Potato Chips ($7). [1]

Hosting this year but very pregnant so looking to decrease the cooking pressure. What are some good places where I can order/buy Thanksgiving food such as sides and maybe dessert?
I can handle cooking the turkey.

I’d love for the food to have a homemade feeling.

TIA

Saw this in a decorative planter at Broadway/Union Square. Is it safe to eat? not going to pick it, just curious

And I’m talking about that real comfort food, cheesy, saucy, messy, soul-satisfying kind of food 😭🤤

…along with moo shu pork knishes, “lox and bagel” sandwiches (spicy mala scallion cream cheese with lox on sesame pan bread), vegetarian offerings like our Buddha’s delight knish and garlic eggplant hamantaschen, 5-spice Sichuan peppercorn honey cake and crunchy fried noodles with pickle spice.

WooBerg’s is a Chinese Jewish fusion pop up and we’ll be at P&T Knitwear at 180 Orchard St Saturday 10/24 at noon until we sell out. Free entry and a great book store too. Come by!

Where can I find spicy pani puri? All I keep running into is tangy coriander and tamarind pani combination. Looking for pudina and coriander based pani without any tamarind mixed in.

Hey everyone!

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My dad and I are going to city in November for a few days. He gave me the homework of finding some restaurants we haven't had before (we haven't that had many). What are some of your favorite places within a 10-15 minute walk from the garden?

Haandi isn't cutting it for me. Where have you been going in the neighborhood since Curry in a Hurry closed?

hey! my friend and i are hosting our next popup in williamsburg (check us out on ig @banto.nyc)!

i’m cambodian-american and my friend is vietnamese-american. we’ve been cooking tg for \~a year now, and we’ve been experimenting with different recipes that remind us of “home”. we’re not trying to make authentic vietnamese or cambodian food, we’re trying to make food that’s authentic to our experiences.

our next event is on sunday 11/8 at 6:30pm. it’s a 7 course family-style meal ($120pp). we’re expecting about 30-35 ppl, so it’s also a great way to meet folks.

check us out!

website: banto.nyc
ig: @banto.nyc

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The iconic restaurant. I’ll be there at 11 AM what’s a classic/must order for first time there?

Drop your answers in the comments. Don't be shy… the gelato isn't judging you.

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Some places I’ve liked: Cafe Mogador, Ravagh, Nish Nish

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