RESTAURANTS - LETTER T IN NEW YORK CITY

Over 100 varieties of tea are complemented by gourmet sandwiches and finger food.

Fantastic intriguing flavors. Mostly a take-out from this 4th floor restaurant. (Glatt Kosher, under the supervision of Rabbi Yaachov Nasirov)

Moderately priced Italian in a newly decorated gilded, chandelier-bedecked dining room. .

Big servings and a great soundtrack of pop and dance tunes make this Cal-Mex cantina a neighbourhood favorite.

Better yet, the quick service never compromises the tasty quality of the quesadillas and burritos and other specialties.

Come for the food, not the service.

Very popular tiny Village restaurant offering platters of unique rolls and sushi that is up there with the best.

Large pieces of succulent sushi make this East Village dinner only restaurant very popular. Other great dishes available, plus lots of good sake.

The only full dine-in Glatt Kosher (under OK Lab Supervision) steakhouse on the Upper West Side. We are a fine casual steakhouse serving traditional American restaurant cuisine with a full bar.

Fantastic authentically rendered Shanghai and Suzhou cuisine served in a stylish atmosphere.

Large selection of vegetarian dishes, as well as barbecued meats and house specials.

Mix-and-match pasta and sauces, overstuffed lasagna and delicious specials.

Three story midtown restaurant featuring a bustling bar, huge dining room with 16-foot buddha and refreshing nouveau Asian cuisine.

Fantastic tapas, dusky lighting, knee-high tables and deep plush couches perfect place for a relaxing date.

Perfect Sangria. Friendly staff.

Check out the large variety of brews and tequilas.

One of the few restaurants in Manhattan that produces good, simple and authentic Mexican food.

Cozy Village wine bar and paninoteca/pasticceria/gelateria with comfortable and inviting, setting; perfect for a time-to-kill coffee, shopping-break snack, post-cinema dessert or light supper

Rich in history and plenty of star power. Extra ordinarly good continental cuisine and weekday prix-fixe lunches.

Traditional English tearoom serving the best of English cuisine. Also the best of English teas and desserts. The perfect place to unwind.

Mobi's vegan tea room and restaurant is bright and comfortable, and the food is very good, with a both vegetarian and vegan dishes available. Also, over 90 varieties of tea.

The menu offers an intriguing mix of high and low-end recipes and ingredients but always uses the best quality, from Citrus Marinated Quail to Chickpea Pancakes, a meal here will never disappoint

Tri-level restaurant-lounge which resembles an old Victorian-style apartment. Menu includes horseradish-crusted salmon, and pork loin stuffed with dried fruit.

Fill up on meaty beef and babyback ribs; fried onion loaf, corn bread; and meat or vegetarian chili.

East Village Polish Restaurant with extensive menu mixing American favorites with authentic Polish dishes. Very affordable.

Restaurant offering an exciting menu bursting with fresh flavors from around the globe, food is prepared from at least 90% organic ingredients

Enjoy a panoramic view of Manhattan while dining on fine French/Meditteranean cuisine.

Serves inventive sandwiches, salads, speciality coffees and pastries. Gift baskets are available. Take-out and delivery services are offered. Wheelchair accessible.

Bustling chain of restaurants serving traditional American cuisine, burgers, steaks, pasta, seafood. Great place for kids.

An inventive seasonal menu that offers something for everyone including a rich roasted-shrimp tagliatelle, buttery sea bass, and a hearty herb-rubbed rack of lamb served with a potato-goat-cheese gratin.

Great tasting tender loin steaks served with a combination of a variety of great seafoods.

We carry the best frozen margaritas-served in a pint glass, no less.($6.50 for fruits flavors;$6.00 for regular.

A Viennese Bistro offering Goulash, Linzertorte, Sauerbraten and more served on the outdoor patio in good weather

Wood burning oven pizza parlor, serving a more sophisticated pizza plus sides.

This diner always draws a crowd with its appealling, simply prepared American cuisine.

Eclectic Indian-Vegetarian restaurant with a unique menu featuring authentic dishes from India's many diverse regions.

, while watching sports on one of the twenty eight big screen TVs. Or cool down on the patio outback.

- New York Magazine Best of New York

Only the best crops of Coffee Arabica are used for their gourmet coffee.

Serving terrific Spanish-Mexican cuisine in a festive yet relaxing atmosphere since 1972. Great outdoor dining during the summer months.

Great restaurant/bar serving tasty Celtic-American cuisine. Excellent service and stylish setting.

Awesome dishes like skirt-steak appetizers, pasta with chicken and pesto-cream sauce, mesquite-smoked barbecued pork sandwich, cheese cake with blueberries and chocolate sauce.

Audacious eaters can try the sea-urchin spaghetti carbonara, seared diver sea scallops or foie gras with braised artichokes or old-fashioned eaters can stick to the roasted chicken with potato puree and vegetables. Egg lovers will enjoy the many interpretations of eggs used in various dishes.

Great place to entertain business clients.

Small restaurant, simple decor, yet the best sushi in town.

Excellent American continental cuisine.

An oasis of perfect peace. Reservations are accepted. Wheelchair access is available.

That famous leaning tower theme is carried through to the decor and the fine North Italian food. Reservations are recommended.

Outdoor seating. Happy hour Mon.-Thurs. 4pm-7pm

Reservations recommended.

The ambiance will sedate you with items like beef burgundy, chicken scampi, filet mignon and shrimp cocktail.

This restaurant is the latest to open serving dynamic American cuisine from one of NYC's top chefs, Geoffrey Zakarian.

Get ready for the kitsch-iest dining experience ever! Fun, reasonable prices.

Breakfast, lunch and dinner.

This bustling Upper East Side restaurant offers an affordable, less dramatic alternative to Estiatorio Milos, where the chef used to work... - New York Magazine

Frothy cappuccino, bracing espresso, teas, pastries, salads, and little sandwiches.

Very reasonable prices for this Italian restaurant in the Theater District. Many actors and actresses from Broadway shows dine here. To avoid the pre-theater rush, eat after 8pm.

Popular, bustling Italian with excellent fish and pasta dishes.

The amusing decor-oversized pro-boscises and other body parts-and the lively, upbeat attitude of