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Latin American Restaurants
Casa Adela
Head to Avenue C for succulent, garlic-saturated rotisserie chicken.
• 66 Avenue C, 212-473-1882
Chicama
Nuevo Latino pioneer
Douglas Rodriguez creates disarmingly inventive seviches, beef churrasco, and more.
• 35 E. 18th St., 212-505-2233
El Rincon Boricua
This unassuming little East Harlem storefront is known for some of NYC's best suckling pig.
• 158 E. 119th St.
Isla
Savvy, good-looking scenesters pack into this sexily-lit invocation of fifties Havana.
• 39 Downing St., 212-352-2822
La Flor de Broadway
Harlem's La Flor de Broadway well deserves its nickname "El Rey del Sandwich Cubano."
• 3401 Broadway, 212-926-4190
Sabor
Pan-Latino tapas and a hopping bar scene on the Upper West Side.
• 462 Amsterdam Ave., 212-579-2929
Suba
This pan-Latino tapas bar and restaurant is the Lower East Side hotspot du jour.
• 109 Ludlow St., 212-982-5714
Sushi Samba 7
Innovative Latino-Japanese seviches, samba rolls, and sashimi — and a caipirinha-fueled bar scene.
• 87 Seventh Ave. South, 212-691-7885
Tierras Salvadorenas
• 94-16 37th Ave.,
Queens, 718-672-0853
Victor's Cafe
Top-notch Cuban fare in a sophisticated but fun atmosphere.
• 236 W. 52nd St., 212 586-7714
Latin Nightlife Scenes
Babalu
A supper club with a salsa beat in homage to Ricky Ricardo.
• 327 W. 44th St., 212-262-1111
Baraza
You can practically smell seductive Baraza's mint-laden Mojito Cubano from outside.
• 133 Avenue C, 212-539-0811
S.O.B.'s:
Manhattan's best place to dance to Cuban salsa, Jamaican reggae, Brazilian samba...
• 200 Varick St., 212-243-4940
Suba
This pan-Latino tapas bar and restaurant is the Lower East Side hotspot du jour.
• 109 Ludlow St., 212-982-5714
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