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Pride March refreshments: food and drink for every block

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The NYC Pride March is one of the city's most exciting annual spectacles—it's also incredibly long and the Gay Pride celebrations usually happen on one of the hottest weekends of the summer, so you'd be wise to take some food and drink breaks. Whether you're looking for a quick drink, a sweet treat or a classy Gay Pride date spot, we've got you covered at these restaurants and bars, all a quick walk from all the Pride action on Fifth Avenue.

  • Vegan
  • Murray Hill
  • price 1 of 4
Franchia
Franchia
Though the green-and-white space feels slightly sterile, indulgent eats like crisp tofu in sweet-and-sour sauce feel downright homey.
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  • Beer bars
  • Midtown West
  • price 2 of 4
Sample 142 beers and devour oysters, or pub grub like shepherd’s pie and fish-and-chips.
  • Korean
  • Midtown West
  • price 1 of 4
Mandoo Bar
Mandoo Bar
This wood-wrapped industrial-style spot elevates mandoo, Korean dumplings, above mere appetizer status.
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  • Wine bars
  • Midtown West
  • price 2 of 4
Come to this small spot for European eats—from panini to filet mignon—a hefty international wine list and patio seating.
  • Persian
  • Midtown East
  • price 2 of 4
Persian dishes make you feel healthier just by looking at them.
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  • Belgian
  • Midtown East
  • price 2 of 4
Belgian cuisine had its New York moment a few years back, but this pubby restaurant signals a revival.
  • Flatiron
  • price 2 of 4
Most of the sleek venue’s generous square footage is devoted to bar areas where patrons linger over small plates and exotic mixed drinks.
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  • Pizza
  • Flatiron
  • price 2 of 4
After receiving heaps of praise for his thin-crust pizzas at Beacon, chef Waldy Malouf opened this 15-seat pizza parlor to properly showcase his beloved pies.
  • Flatiron
  • price 2 of 4
Hog Pit New York City
Hog Pit New York City
Brother-and-sister team Damon and Felisa Dell move their barbecue joint to a new home, where patrons can continue to enjoy Southern comfort food in large portions.
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