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The latest restaurant updates in New York
Breaking at Breakfast is a weekly round-up of the latest New York restaurant and food updates. During these cold and uncertain times, these are our top recommendations for where to eat and drink. We haven’t necessarily been to all of these spots. However, they’re on our list and that’s where we’d be eating and drinking if we were you. We’ll let you know more if we end up loving them.
Stay safe, be respectful when dining out, tip well & wear your mask.
SUSHI LAB HAS IT’S OWN ROOFTOP AND IT’S HEATED
Restaurant: Sushilab
Neighborhood: Midtown
Address:32 W 47th St
Roll into the weekend (no pun intended) at Sushilab. Order some sushi, sashimi, and spicy tuna crispy rice. If it’s date night, it has to be here. Everything is fresh and delicious, and they even have some gluten-free options.
WE HAVE HEART EYES FOR BUVETTE
Restaurant: Buvette
Neighborhood: West Village
Address:42 Grove St
You know what never disappoints? Buvette. This little French restaurant/cafe has the best breakfast you can find in the village. Not feeling breakfast? Stop by until 10 PM for drinks and dinner. If you do join for brunch,make sure to order the waffle sandwich, the croque madame (classic ham & cheese sandwich) and pain berdu. Merci.
CHICAGO STYLE PIZZA ONLY AT EMETT’S
Restaurant: Emmett’s
Neighborhood: Greenwich Village
Address:42 Grove St
Why travel to Chicago, when you can find the cheesiest deep dish pizza in NYC! With heated cabins outside, there is no excuse. Emmet’s will serve you the best pies in the city. They’re so good they even offer nationwide shipping.
VALENTINE’S DAY DINNER AT REZDORA
Restaurant: Rezdora
Neighborhood: Flatiron
Address:27 E 20th St
Valentine’s is coming up, and it lands on a Sunday. Be sure to plan ahead for your significant other at Rezdora. Join them for a cozy 5-course dinner or stay at home and enjoy their family-style meal kits (optional wine and cocktails,yay!)

STAY WARMER THAN FRENCH ONION SOUP
Updated January 21, 2021
Restaurant: La Mercerie
Neighborhood: Soho
Address: 53 Howard St.
Restaurants all over New York are hustling non-stop to make outdoor dining (winter edition) work, and La Mercerie Cafe is one of them. Enjoy the outdoor patio while staying warm as you drink your coffee or tea. Chef Marie- Aude Rose knows how to bring those classic French dishes like the complète crepe, or the oysters if you’re feeling fancy. Noted as one of the most romantic restaurants in NYC, La Mercerie is the crème de la crème.
EAT PASTA IN YOUR OWN PRIVATE CABIN
Restaurant: Osteria 57
Neighborhood: West Village
Address: 57 W 10th St
From outdoor dining to a private cabin experience, Osteria 57 is an elevated spot you don’t want to miss. New Yorkers can experience a different kind of Italian menu, offering vegetarian and seafood options. Or you can join the lunchtime pasta club (only club we go to nowadays). Choose ANY pasta with an appetizer for only $25 until 4pm.
OUTDOOR HEATED JAPANESE POP- UP
Restaurant: Chikarashi Isso
Neighborhood: Chinatown
Address: Hotel 50, Bowery
If there is something to do at the beginning of this new year is to reserve a spot at Chikarashi Isso’s outdoor pop up. Located at the Hotel 50 Bowery, get ready for a spectacular Yakatori tasting menu. The outdoor heated cabin can accommodate up to 10 guests.
GREEK DINING IS ALWAYS A GOOD IDEA
Restaurant: Lola Taverna
Neighborhood: Soho
Address: 210 6th Ave
Her name was Lola and she served Greek food in the heart of Soho. Come enjoy some delicious lamb chops or try moussaka for the first time. While you’re at it, take some photos of the beautiful floral pergolas. Whatever you eat, you wont regret it at Lola Taverna.