I went to Astoria Seafood last time I visited NYC. It's truly amazing and I still think of that dinner. You can bring your own booze if you like to enhance the experience :)
Sarah, I bet the reason the restaurant is called "Traif" is that in Yiddish that word means unkosher; hence they specialize in pork and shellfish, both of which are not kosher. The food looks delicious there (as does all the food in your video) and I can't wait to visit my old hometown again to try it out. Your food tour looks fantastic, also.
One big thing I miss about living in NYC is the food. Dim sum on a Sunday was one of my favs, and of course being a carnivore I loved the BBQ! Brings back good memories. :)
Ethiopian food has meat! I recommend checking out Awash on the upper west side or their LES location, my mom has worked there for 20 years and they serve some of the most delicious Ethiopian food ever!
Sarah, please could I request just one thing on your food videos? When you're recommending a place, could you leave the name of it on screen just so it's easier to search/save and saves a lot of time going back through the videos to find?
I left NYC in 2004, so a lot of these look newer. My parents are still up in Queens so I look forward to checking them up next time I come back to visit!
I went to the Clinton Street restaurant and bakery earlier this week and had the cheeseburger there and it was literally the best cheeseburger I ever ate...thanks for the recommendation to go there from your previous video you did there! Will definitely be going back to try more items from their menu when I return to NYC in November! Thanks for sharing beautiful lady😘😘😘 xox
I went to the Tortoise Club restaurant in downtown Chicago and ordered the Cornish hens dish. It was so good and well seasoned and juicy. It was the best cooked Cornish hen in the world.
Hi Sarah, your videos are great. The Ethiopian restaurant looks awesome. Quick correction, though; Ethiopian food does have meat. I think it's just the restaurant you've chosen. There's definitely a wide range of vegetarian and vegan food but there are a lot of fish, chicken and goat/lamb dishes as well.
Hey there, i really love your videos and they help me a lot with my upcoming trip to new York. Do you have any information about vegetarian Options in those Restaurants or do you have any reccomendations for vegetarian/vegan (friendly) restaurants in NYC?
Clinton Street Baking Company is really good. My son took me there for brunch. I had a Spanish scramble while he had a type of Eggs Benedict and we shared chocolate chip pancakes. We had to wait thirty minutes to get a table, though, so we waited at Pause Cafe across the street. I also went to Szechuan Mountain House. I had the double cooked pork while son had a spicy beef with peppercorns and the pea shoots (he loves pea shoots). Whoa, when I looked a the price of Omakase at Sushi Nakazawa, that's quite expensive! I'm sure it's good, though. We usually have omakase at Kissaki (at the Bowery). Gaonnuri is also good. Penthouse Korean barbecue with a view of Manhattan. Cote Korean Steakhouse is very difficult to reserve. My son has been wanting to take me there, but it is always fully booked. Mastro's Steakhouse in Midtown was also really good. The appetizers like Shrimp and Lobster Cocktail and Oysters on the Half Shell were really good, followed by the Porterhouse Steak for Two. The hand roll counter at Noz Market is also good. I tried it for the first time when I visited NYC on Labor Day. We took the $50/person set. I really like that you went beyond cheap eats and presented really good restaurants. Even the lower cost ones (Clinton Street Baking Company isn't really that low in cost. For the brunch, my son ended up spending about $93+) were relatively boujee. While I prefer cheaper eats, my son goes for ambience, so we end up eating in more expensive restaurants.
The “fun fact” is incorrect. Ethiopian food does have meat. They eat goat, beef (both cooked and raw), chicken.. just the one you went to is a vegan Ethiopian restaurant.
Oh some of that food is amazing.... Fette Sau.... Mouthwatering.... They all look fantastic, I was there with my daughter and I swear I'd be the size of a bus if I lived there....
Wow watching this I am hungry now! haha I am traveling with kids, so sadly most of these places won't work for these silly lil ones so I crappy food chain places is where we'll end up at :( lol
Hi everyone I’m coming in march for four nights… Do you need to book or just walk in most places? What happens tip wise? Is it already included on the bill? I’m staying at the Gotham so if anyone has any recommendations for somewhere close it would be appreciated thx
Been watching your videos since long. "Indian Cushnie" is rated 5th in the world but never see any Indian food in your videos. So many great Indian Restaurants around Manhattan and New York. I hope you do visit some and would like to see them in your videos.
People, Los Tacos is not anywhere close to the best taco place in NYC, maybe not even in Manhattan; it’s just famous because of social media. Also, CT@BF is not that difficult to get into- last time I went I got a reservation a few weeks in advance
@@SarahFunky hey Sarah, I know your a New York Girl But if you ever get the chance to visit JAPAN Your taste Buds will think they're in Heaven, The food out there is Sublime!
Hi sarah this 18 of july i go to nyc for the day because i go to finland, i want to go to manhattan to take around there , and then go to airport againt recomend a good restaurant to eat !! Help me u have instagram?
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Which restaurant are you most excited to try? Let me know in the comments!
You had me at breakfast. That french toast looks like the star of the show. 😋
Szechuan Mountain House & Osteria 57!!!
Applebee's 😉😉
100 % Saga with amazing roof top bar.
I went to Astoria Seafood last time I visited NYC. It's truly amazing and I still think of that dinner. You can bring your own booze if you like to enhance the experience :)
Dude, your hat in the Astoria Seafood segment is just **chef's kiss**
Sarah, I bet the reason the restaurant is called "Traif" is that in Yiddish that word means unkosher; hence they specialize in pork and shellfish, both of which are not kosher. The food looks delicious there (as does all the food in your video) and I can't wait to visit my old hometown again to try it out. Your food tour looks fantastic, also.
Going to NY with my fam from tomorrow and super helpful! Thanks!
One big thing I miss about living in NYC is the food. Dim sum on a Sunday was one of my favs, and of course being a carnivore I loved the BBQ! Brings back good memories. :)
I lived there for 3 months last summer. I miss the pizzas and bagels.
The variety alone is just one of the amazing things about this city! I'll gladly go anywhere there's food with you 😘
Very beautiful video 😍👏
And now I'm hungry AF! Thanks a lot!! Lol
Good job Sarah👍
Underrated channel
Cheers from San Diego California
Ethiopian food has meat! I recommend checking out Awash on the upper west side or their LES location, my mom has worked there for 20 years and they serve some of the most delicious Ethiopian food ever!
Yes, I've had Ethiopian food many times including home-cooked meals and it was always with meat!
Sarah, please could I request just one thing on your food videos? When you're recommending a place, could you leave the name of it on screen just so it's easier to search/save and saves a lot of time going back through the videos to find?
Dear Sarah,
Keep on going, my daughter and I appreciate you for you! Please recommend some Afternoon Tea places for our first NYC holiday.
I left NYC in 2004, so a lot of these look newer. My parents are still up in Queens so I look forward to checking them up next time I come back to visit!
This video is making my mouth water! Can’t wait to try these places!
I went to the Clinton Street restaurant and bakery earlier this week and had the cheeseburger there and it was literally the best cheeseburger I ever ate...thanks for the recommendation to go there from your previous video you did there! Will definitely be going back to try more items from their menu when I return to NYC in November! Thanks for sharing beautiful lady😘😘😘 xox
Thanks for all your videos! I can't wait to be in the city at the end of the month!
Sarah your video is very good because I also work in restaurant.
Gonna be there in exactly 1 week. Love your videos!!! And the hat...❤
Thanks for the inspo!
Visiting the city for the time next week, cant wait to try out some of these places
Very beautiful video
I love your Videos Sarah! I actually went to the Bunna Cafe last year on May 23rd and I love Ethiopian food.
Wow. I've gotten a lot fascinated by a variety of delicious looking foods in this video. Thanks for sharing.😀👍👍
Great editing! I just got back from NYC and trying to go back in the summer, this is really helpful
I went to the Tortoise Club restaurant in downtown Chicago and ordered the Cornish hens dish. It was so good and well seasoned and juicy. It was the best cooked Cornish hen in the world.
Madam nice food New York city thank you❤
Great video, thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
Love your content and all the tips !
Hi Sarah, your videos are great. The Ethiopian restaurant looks awesome. Quick correction, though; Ethiopian food does have meat. I think it's just the restaurant you've chosen. There's definitely a wide range of vegetarian and vegan food but there are a lot of fish, chicken and goat/lamb dishes as well.
Thanks for the info!
@@SarahFunky You're welcome and thanks for the reply! Have you done a video about dive bars in NYC? I'd be really keen to see a video about that.
I like your hat Sarah it's so cute.thanks for showing these nice restaurants in NYC The Big 🍎 Apple
Hey there, i really love your videos and they help me a lot with my upcoming trip to new York.
Do you have any information about vegetarian Options in those Restaurants or do you have any reccomendations for vegetarian/vegan (friendly) restaurants in NYC?
Great video as always
Thanks again!
Another great video, Sarah!
Clinton Street Baking Company is really good. My son took me there for brunch. I had a Spanish scramble while he had a type of Eggs Benedict and we shared chocolate chip pancakes. We had to wait thirty minutes to get a table, though, so we waited at Pause Cafe across the street. I also went to Szechuan Mountain House. I had the double cooked pork while son had a spicy beef with peppercorns and the pea shoots (he loves pea shoots). Whoa, when I looked a the price of Omakase at Sushi Nakazawa, that's quite expensive! I'm sure it's good, though. We usually have omakase at Kissaki (at the Bowery). Gaonnuri is also good. Penthouse Korean barbecue with a view of Manhattan. Cote Korean Steakhouse is very difficult to reserve. My son has been wanting to take me there, but it is always fully booked. Mastro's Steakhouse in Midtown was also really good. The appetizers like Shrimp and Lobster Cocktail and Oysters on the Half Shell were really good, followed by the Porterhouse Steak for Two. The hand roll counter at Noz Market is also good. I tried it for the first time when I visited NYC on Labor Day. We took the $50/person set.
I really like that you went beyond cheap eats and presented really good restaurants. Even the lower cost ones (Clinton Street Baking Company isn't really that low in cost. For the brunch, my son ended up spending about $93+) were relatively boujee. While I prefer cheaper eats, my son goes for ambience, so we end up eating in more expensive restaurants.
fantastic
I LOVE Bunna Cafe! One of my favs. 😍
Thank you so much please also do vegan restaurnts on TH-cam please and also best falafels in New York thanks on TH-cam soon
The “fun fact” is incorrect. Ethiopian food does have meat. They eat goat, beef (both cooked and raw), chicken.. just the one you went to is a vegan Ethiopian restaurant.
I loved the BBQ
Oh some of that food is amazing.... Fette Sau.... Mouthwatering.... They all look fantastic, I was there with my daughter and I swear I'd be the size of a bus if I lived there....
I like it, you talk great...🙂🙂🙂
Def we'll look out for 1-3.
Wow watching this I am hungry now! haha I am traveling with kids, so sadly most of these places won't work for these silly lil ones so I crappy food chain places is where we'll end up at :( lol
The best. Thank you
Thank you too!
👍🌹🌹🌹🌹wonderful food tour.🌹🌹🌹👍🙂 I think the seafood restaurant would be my #1 choice but each restaurant sounds divine.. love the hat.🙂
How is it that I live in NYC, and I’ve never been to any of these restaurants?! Time to get started, now!! Thanks for the recs! 😋😋
You should!
Los Tacos Numero 1 we’re legit some of the best tacos I’ve ever had in my life!
Nothing uptown, in the Bronx, or in anything close to outside of the tourist parts of Queens and Brooklyn, but at least you did leave lower Manhattan.
3:47 that beer is from Nigeria, not Ethiopia. Just being technical Doubt anyone else will catch it, but I did. :)
I wanna to try Osteria! Looks delicious!
Sichuan Mountain House looks so delicious
The Astoria place looks good, not the most esthetic place but I bet the food is 🔥🔥🔥
Please please do a best desserts in NYC
Los Tacos No 1 are sooooooo good! 🌮🌮🌮
Hi everyone I’m coming in march for four nights…
Do you need to book or just walk in most places? What happens tip wise? Is it already included on the bill?
I’m staying at the Gotham so if anyone has any recommendations for somewhere close it would be appreciated thx
Did Cheers the bbq place close? Can’t find it
You missed 3 great Argentinian steakhouses in Queens !
Been watching your videos since long. "Indian Cushnie" is rated 5th in the world but never see any Indian food in your videos. So many great Indian Restaurants around Manhattan and New York. I hope you do visit some and would like to see them in your videos.
"Traif" (pronounced trife) is Yiddish for "unkosher", e.g., a ham and cheese sandwich, or scallops wrapped in bacon.
Show Me The Yummies!!!!
Hi Sarah.. Just wondering if you have tried Bourke Street Bakery on 15 East 28th St?
Maybe🤪
My dream is to visit America and work
What place are you in at the end of your presentation?
Has Asotoria closed down?
If you are a foodie go to new York,new York has the best food restaurant in the world
*WoW*
People, Los Tacos is not anywhere close to the best taco place in NYC, maybe not even in Manhattan; it’s just famous because of social media. Also, CT@BF is not that difficult to get into- last time I went I got a reservation a few weeks in advance
1:17 muy buena comida invitaré a mi novia ahí ❤😊
We visit the best restaurants in NYC (for free).
Where is Peter Luger?
I would never eat in any restaurant that serves Foie gras.....its so cruel
"Ethiopian food doesn't have meat". What?
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هااا ولج
Crunchy taco shell is not real taco 😂
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If you eat anything other than the adobado at Los Tacos you should never comment on food ever again.
Not a single place with beef. Don’t trust her lol
Everything but Sarah’s nasal voice really hurts my ear, and makes it hard to continue watching…😢
Wow Sarah this video is brilliant I'm back in Manhattan soon will definitely checkout some of these Eateries 🤪🥗🍤🦪🍢🍠🍱🥘yum
Hope you enjoy!
@@SarahFunky hey Sarah, I know your a New York Girl But if you ever get the chance to visit JAPAN Your taste Buds will think they're in Heaven, The food out there is Sublime!
Hi sarah this 18 of july i go to nyc for the day because i go to finland, i want to go to manhattan to take around there , and then go to airport againt recomend a good restaurant to eat !! Help me u have instagram?