RESY X SHAYA, SADELLE’S, BRUNO PIZZA, Now on The Resy Hit List
Good yontif, pontiff, here’s the Resy Hit List. French toast making dreams come true in Soho and Polo Bar still icing you out. You are where you eat, shall you get on with it?
1/RESY X SHAYA
2/SADELLE’S
3/BRUNO PIZZA
4/BABU JI
5/POLO BAR
6/CASA MONO
7/WILDAIR
8/SUPERIORITY BURGER
9/VAUCLUSE
10/MOORE’S FOOD AND DRINK
1/RESY X SHAYA
Because you’ve got the restaurant Bon Appétit calls one of the year’s best popping up in the NYC for two nights only. Pita made to order. Lamb shanks, chocolate babka. Let’s go. // NoLita. Click here to book.
2/SADELLE’S Debut
Because French toast this good makes life worth living. Yes, you’re going there. Oh, and PS, team Torrisi is making bagels fresh in the middle of the room. Protip numero three: salmon salad. // Soho. (212) 776-4926.
3/BRUNO PIZZA
Because trust in the crust. Because basement-milled 00 flour. And, fermented tomatoes in the Margherita’s sauce. This is the one that will be the one. // East Village. (212) 598-3080. Book Now at Bruno Pizza.
4/BABU JI Debut
Because here’s your garden variety East Village juggernaut. It’s gonna charm your pants off. Just like it did Adam Platt at NY Magazine. Is Indie Indian a restaurant genre? Now it is. // East Village. (212) 951-1082.
5/POLO BAR
Because when the Pope asked for 7:30, they offered him 9:45. False, but consider the distinct plausibility of that statement. // Midtown. (212) 207-8562.
6/CASA MONO
Because Mario Batali’s ultimate slow play, his small-box Spanish tapas joint, just got 3-stars from the Times, 12 years later. Two random words pulled from said review: “wild thrill.” // Gramercy. (212) 253-2773.
7/WILDAIR
Because you’re seeing the fooderati in this corner. And over in that corner. Jeremiah Stone and Fabian von Hauske really are delivering something more casual and, in fact, way more everyday than Contra. And, the bread service. // Lower East Side. Book now at Wildair.
8/SUPERIORITY BURGER
Because now it’s the world’s only 2-star veggie burger, deemed so by NY Times critic Pete Wells. Beware the crowds, but beware it’s time to make a visit. // East Village. (212) 256-1192.
9/VAUCLUSE Debut
Because Michael White, Inc. will eventually price this one for moguls, but for now they’re discounting 25% for critics season. You win. // Upper East Side. (646) 869-2300.
10/MOORE’S FOOD & DRINK Debut
Because if Harold Moore’s new bistro digs across from Lincoln Center means only one thing it’s that his roast chicken is back in action. // Upper West Side. (212) 956-1288
