P.S. Burgers

Ivo&Lulu is a restaurant bar in Greenwich Village. Serving French and Caribbean food, the restaurant offers BYOB and a great specials. Good Food and bang for your back.

Peanut Butter & Co. Sandwich Shop is a must-see destination for all peanut butter fans! At this peanut butter paradise you can indulge in wonderful sandwiches and treats to satisfy all your nut cravings! <br> Every week the Sandwich Shop offers a special Sandwich of the Week. For information about this week’s sandwich just give the shop a call at (212) 677-3995.

"New York's Oldest and Best Delicatessen"

Populence, the gourmet popcorn shop, is now open on 1 West 8th Street, in Manhattan's historic district of Greenwich Village. Pop by, say hello, and let our Popcorn Artisans treat you to a delicious yet healthy snack of heirloom (non-genetically modified) vegan popcorn!

Taking the most flavorful and innovative culinary ideas and ingredients from all over our world to produce a new and fresh cuisine that’s delicious, never boring and always engaging. Progressive establishment committed to living in harmony with the planet.

The Serendipty 3 lost no time learning how to cook, design, whip and turn on the frozen hots. They rolled in the loot and rolled around the corner to the cozy brownstone on Serendipity Street. The entire Silk Stocking community squeezed into its tightest jeans and queued up. The kitchen buzzed to all hours producing never-before extravaganzas. The general store and boutique grew trendier with every passing Hebrew Eyechart dishtowel and Little Red Riding Hood’s jigsaw puzzle (365 pieces all of them red). Swivel-hipped waiters balanced trays overflowing with calories. Everything was for sale, including the waiters. Frozen Hot Chocoholics were nurtured and Apricot Smushniks were sated. Palates pampered with caviar developed a list for Hard Times fare like Lemon Ice Box Pie and Texas Chili.

Takes Reservations, Walk-Ins Welcome, Good For Groups, Good For Kids, Take Out, Delivery and Catering.

The Stage Deli has been a landmark in New York City for the last 70 years. Delivering to you, our very special customers, the finest quality food in the most professional way. Special packaging insures that food will arrive as fresh as the day it was ordered.

"A gourmet café and Mediterranean marketplace," Cucina & Co.'s three midtown locations offer take-out and eat-in lunch and dinner from a diverse market selection of freshly prepared, home-style Mediterranean culinary classics. Specialty sandwiches and pastas, alluring pastries and fresh salads, offer a bounty of selections for the taking.

"Healthy, award-winning sandwishes, soups and desserts. Every member of the Cafe Metro family shares a single goal, and that is the complete satisfaction of every customer. We pride ourselves on providing a high quality, healthy dining experience without the use of chemical additives or preservatives and supporting local farmers for optimal freshness in our product."

"At the center of Così is our hearth, an open-flame stone oven prominently displayed in each restaurant, reminiscent of a comfortable gathering place where people have met for centuries to enjoy good food and conversation. Our signature flatbread is based on a two millennia-old recipe, similar to the breads first produced by the Romans. <br> Così's sandwiches are made to order with fresh ingredients and our own, distinctive sauces and spreads, nestled in our signature flatbread. Our salads are equally surprising, tossed to order. Rounding out our innovative menu are a variety of delicious soups, bagels, our unique flatbread pizza, gourmet beverages and desserts. Something for everyone to enjoy any time of day."

Legendary restaurateur Artie Cutler's (of Carmine's, Docks, Ollie's, Virgils, Gabriela's, Jake's, Columbia Bagel's) last project was to build a great 1930s New York Jewish delicatessen. When Artie passed away his wife Alice and her brother Carl joined Jeffrey Bank and Chris Metz to finish this project. To rediscover and recreate the flavors of 1930s homestyle Jewish cooking, Jeffrey and Chris tried hundreds of heirloom recipes and talked with people who lived through the era. <br> The research paid off. Artie's Delicatessen, which opened October 1999 as a tribute to Artie, heralds the comeback of a heritage almost lost. Overflowing with hanging salamis, house cured corned beef, pastrami made from a secret recipe and other traditional deli meats, it is a nosher's wonderland. And Artie's hand made hot dogs and knishes from the grill are not to be missed. Yet Artie's wine list is contemporary; the service staff is young and knowledgeable and the music up-beat and hip.

The place where friends have been making themselves at home for over 15 years with the best barbeque in NYC! So roll up your sleeves and dig in – you’re at Dallas BBQ, and you’re with friends.