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Two pint-size omakase spots, a cocktail bar above a classic deli and a steakhouse-speakeasy mash-up are some of the best NYC openings recently.
2nd Floor at 2nd Ave Deli
This old-school Jewish establishment adds a bar upstairs, serving creative cocktails and noshes of its classic deli grub in a warm, worn-in space with a tin ceiling and old Yiddish posters.
Butcher & Banker
This secretive steakhouse is hidden in a restored bank vault under the New Yorker Hotel. Hearty dishes like the New York strip and hangar steak come from executive chef Scott Campbell.
Shabushabu Macoron
The pint-sized omakase spot in the Lower East Side has an eight-seat counter, two seating times (5:30pm and 8:30pm) for dinner and one omakase served.
Gringo's Taco Arcade
This Staten Island Mexican restaurant-slash-adult-playground has it all: Skee-Ball, esquites, video games and guacamole.
Uncle Jack’s Meat House
Even though this speakeasy-style steakhouse is from Food Network star Willie Degel harkens back to the 1920s, it has a very modern selfie mirror in the bathroom. It officially opens this Monday.
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