New York Magazine

The food is consistently good, and the menu just varied enough to keep you interested.

All of the usual Pan-Latin suspects, sangria included, stand out at this upscale Inwood boite.

An all-purpose Dominican diner with massive, masterfully prepared steaks.

Power brokers, athletes, doctors, cops, and Washington Heights locals converge at this welcoming Irish saloon and comfort food-serving restaurant.

A catch-all Dominican diner in Washington Heights that also serves burgers, Mexican, and Italian dishes.

This tiny Ecuadoran joint serves tasty, aggressively seasoned fare at rock-bottom prices.

Inwood gets a comfy, upmarket café with locally sourced Italian panini and a curated list of wines and microbrews.

A satisfying outlet for Washington Heights residents who are craving some curry.

Mofongo is only the beginning at this pulsating Washington Heights bar and restaurant.

“King of the Roast Chicken” is not an overstatement at this Caribbean-influenced restaurant.

A beautiful-people crowd roosts at this Upper Manhattan spot.

A relaxed, sylvan setting makes New Leaf an ideal place to pop a cork and while away the hours over a fine meal.

This lively Washington Heights institution dishes out Dominican, Caribbean, and Latin fare around the clock.

Medieval art aficiondos nourish their bodies and souls at this history-rich cafe.