New York City Restaurants: Neighborhood

If you're visiting Times Square, it's likely that you'll need to eat. These Times Square Restaurants offer delicious food and don't include any tourist traps!

If you're exploring Chinatown, you won't want to miss the opportunity to enjoy the fantastic food there! Check out this list of Chinatown's best restaurants, including a Cantonese, Sichuan, and Shanghai cuisine from China, as well as Vietnamese options.

South Street Seaport is a popular destination for visitors to New York City, so check out this list for some great places to eat near South Street Seaport.

Brooklyn is just a short subway (or car) ride from Manhattan, and offers a wealth of dining opportunities. Consider exploring Brooklyn to try these delicious Brooklyn restaurants.

Winding streets and tiny restaurants can make Greenwich Village feel like Europe. Dining in a Greenwich Village restaurant can truly be a pleasure.

While much of midtown seems to be a tough place to get a decent bite to eat, I'm sure you will find a midtown New York restaurant that suits your needs.

The borough of Queens is among the most diverse places on the planet -- and they've got the restaurants to prove it. From outstanding Indian cuisine in Jackson Heights and great Greek food in Astoria, don't miss out on the wealth cuisines available in Queens.

From Italian cuisine and great pizza to Jewish delis and delicacies, the Soho / Little Italy / Lower East Side area of Manhattan has a lot to offer the visiting diner. Consider some of these tasty options.

The Union Square / Flatiron / Gramercy area offers a wealth of dining options, that can appeal to any taste or any budget. Find whatever cuisine you're craving here.

Manhattan's Upper West Side is home to the Museum of Natural History, but did you know that it's also home to a wealth of fantastic restaurants? Check one out while you're in the area.