'Zagat New York City Restaurants 2010' Survey Released

by Slashfood Editor, Posted Oct 8th 2009 @ 10:30AM

Photo: Zagat

On the heels of the release of the Michelin Guide's roundup of New York's best eateries, Zagat has unveiled its diner-chosen picks for the best of Gotham eats.

Zagat compiles its listings through surveys submitted by diners in New York. This year, the guide found New Yorkers dining out less because of the current economic climate (about 3.0 times per week now versus 3.3 to 3.4 times a week last year).

See the newcomers after the jump.

Taking the top spot as the best restaurant in New York is Le Bernardin, which overtook Per Se this year. Best burger nods went to burger joint in the Le Parker Meridien (overtaking Dumont in Brooklyn), Asiate won for decor, Per Se for service, Fette Sau for barbecue, Di Fara for pizza, Peter Luger for steak and Ippudo for noodles.

Notable eateries that are new this year to the guide include the Italian restaurant Marea, Porchetta, Buttermilk Channel, Txikito, Char No. 4, SHO Shaun Hergatt, DBGB, Momofuku Milk Bar, Gus & Gabriel and Bar Artisanal.

What's your favorite New York restaurant? Let us know in the comments below.

[Via Zagat]

Filed under: Food News, Chefs & Restaurants, Books, Restaurants
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10-08-2009 @1:15PM Adrian said... In the city only? An Irish pub in Midtown called McGee's, they have good burgers, good Irish "cuisine", and good atmosphere.

Including the Outer Burroughs? A pizza place in Brooklyn called La Nonna.
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10-09-2009 @7:32AM RestaurantZoom said... Nice to see some fresh faces in the mix this year on the survey. Be sure to review the restaurants you visit on RestaurantZoom.com http://www.restaurantzoom.com . Thanks:-)
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