Restaurants In New York - The Manhattan Hotel Visit Some Of New York’s Most Historic Restaurants

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Many people plan a visit to the city just to enjoy some of the best Restaurants in New York. Whether you want a slice of the best pizza in the country or some of the finest haute cuisine, you will find it here. In addition to serving some of the best food in the country, many New York Restaurants are worth a visit simply because they have a long history.

This list includes 5 of New York’s oldest Restaurants. Some Times Square Hotels like The Manhattan Hotel have special offers to welcome out-of-town dinner guests.

Delmonico’s
Where: 56 Beaver Street New York, NY 10004
Call: 212-509-1144
This Restaurant in New York deserves your special thanks for many reasons. Since opening its doors in 1837, the chefs here have created dishes that are now very well-known such as Baked Alaska and Eggs Benedicts. Thanks to Delmonico’s you’ll never have to imagine a world without a flaming encore to a meal.

Bridge Café
Where: 279 ...
... Walter Street New York, NY 10038
Call: 212-227-3344
This is the oldest entry on the list, and the building is as important as the food that is served here. Only 2 buildings remain from New York’s British Colonial period, and this is 1 of them. The Restaurant first opened in 1794 and, in between serving up food and drinks, served as a brothel for a time. Today, however, you’ll have to settle for delicious soft crab and other menu offerings.

Peter Luger
Where: 178 Broadway New York, NY 11211
Call: 718-387-7400
In a city filled with amazing steak Restaurants, Peter Luger has somehow managed to maintain its spot as Zagat’s #1 steak Restaurant for 26 years. When you visit this Restaurant in New York, which opened in 1887, order some of the delicious vegetable options, such as creamed spinach, to go along with your unforgettable steak.

Katz’s Deli
Where: 205 Houston Street New York, NY 10002
Call: 212-254-2246
Katz’s Deli became quite famous after being prominently featured in the 1989 film When Harry Met Sally, but it had been serving up its delicious dried meats and other favorites since 1888. Every Jewish deli favorite you could want is found here, and the piled high sandwiches are enough to share.

McSorley’s Old Ale House
Where: 15 East 7th Street New York, NY 10003
Call: 212-473-9148
This NYC Restaurant opened in 1854, but women weren’t allowed until 1970. Today both men and women can enjoy the beer - which always comes in pairs – while noshing on the food and gazing at the impressive memorabilia collection including an original wanted poster for the killer of Abraham Lincoln.

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