New York Eats
19th August, 2015

Katz's Delicatessen
Established in 1888, this is the oldest delicatessen in New York City, and made famous by the film 'When Harry met Sally'. The pastrami sandwiches are the best you'll ever taste. 205 East Houston St (at Ludlow St), NY 10002. Katz's Delicatessen

The Spotted Pig
A trendy, rustic gastro pub, between the Meatpacking district and the West Village, serving seasonal British and Italian dishes. No reservations. 314 West 11th St, NY 10014. The Spotted Pig

Benoit
Alain Ducasse successfully recreates the charm of the original Benoit in Paris in this New York bistro. The menu offers traditional French cuisine brought up to date with seasonal ingredients and a lighter touch. 60 West 55th St (near 6th Ave), NY10019. Benoit

Minetta Tavern
The building dates back to 1937 and the black-and-white checkered floors and old wall caricatures have been left intact by the designers. The restaurant serves flavour-filled bistro food and American favourites. 113 MacDougal Street (between Bleecker & West 3rd Street), NY10012 Minetta Tavern

Estiatorio Milos
Choose your fish from an abundant market display and watch it swiftly grilled in the open kitchen. This Greek restaurant minutes away from your apartment serves savoury, yet simple dishes. 25 West 55th Street (between 5th Avenue and Avenue of the Americas), NY 10019. Estiatorio Milos New York