Restaurants with Private Rooms for Rent in New York City, NY

As you may already know, New York City is home to many cultures and fantastic restaurants serving amazing multicultural cuisine. If you’re thinking of broadening your culinary experiences, have a look at the list below to get inspired and find out where to find your preferred cuisine. 

What kind of cuisine can I find in NYC?

• Asian. In NYC you will be able to find any kind of Asian food from all across the continent. If you’re craving Indian, have a look around Queens - especially Jackson Heights. It’s full of both fine dining restaurants and spots selling street snacks. Many of the city’s Japanese restaurants specialize in one specific dish: from steaming bowls of ramen to fantastic sushi or street-style yakitori. It doesn’t matter if you feel like eating sushi, ramen, tempura, udon or chicken, you will find great places serving out-of-this-world Japanese dishes in NYC. Looking for standout spots serving authentic Thai cuisine? Check out places located in Queens, Hell’s Kitchen or the East Village and you won’t regret it. Pad Thai, dumplings, papaya salads, various noodle soups and many more delicacies are just around the corner. For Chinese food, you will obviously find plenty of places in NYC’s Chinatown but that’s not just it! Explore spots around Midtown East, East Village and Flushing for dim sum, hot pot and other amazing dishes. 

• American. You can find any kind of cuisine in the Big Apple but sometimes you may just crave some good old American food. NYC’s restaurants include acclaimed fine dining places, farm-to-table spots as well as eateries serving classic American burgers, fried chicken, and New York style pizzas. If you’re craving some Southern-style comfort food, such as fried chicken, cornbread or black-eyed peas, you will find that in NYC as well. It doesn’t matter where you are, there are plenty of spots around the city serving down-home American delicacies. In recent years, plenty of New York restaurants have made the environment the priority so you can actually have a fantastic dinner without worrying about overdoing your carbon footprint. 

• Italian. Craving pizza, pasta or some high-quality red sauce? Luckily for you, NYC has a wide variety of great Italian restaurants. You will find plenty of them around the West Village, Greenwich Village or Nolita. You don’t have to limit yourselves to Neapolitan pizzas or house-made pasta either. Check out the delicious Antipasti that can be paired with premium wine. And let’s not forget about the city’s charming Italian cafes, such as the iconic Caffé Dante. Get ready to savour good coffee, croissants or paninis in the morning and spectacular Negronis in the evening, and feel like an Italian (even if just for a few hours).

• Spanish. When it comes to Spanish food, you won’t be disappointed with NYC’s selection of Iberian restaurants. There are great joints around the whole city, serving such delicious food that you won’t even realize that you’re on a different continent. Some of the top spots are located in Chelsea and Soho, but you should also have a look around Gramercy and East Village. What can you find there? The options are limitless: from paella, patatas bravas, gazpacho, tortillas and seafood to classic Spanish desserts, including churros served with thick hot chocolate. You can also experience authentic tapas-style dining where you get to taste an impressive selection of Spanish cheeses or Iberico hams.

• Mexican. The Big Apple can also boast about its selection of fantastic Mexican restaurants serving the finest cuisine, from guacamole to house-made tortillas and all types of ceviche. Explore some of the city’s best Mexican eateries that are located in East Harlem, Williamsburg and East Village, where you will have an opportunity to taste great mole, burritos, quesadillas, nachos and all kinds of stews. There are also terrific spots around the city to snack and sip on margaritas - any time of day.

• Polish. If you’re wondering how to beat the blues, we have an answer for you: comfort food! And there is no better comfort food for your soul than pierogies or delicious potato pancakes. Or how about white borscht with grilled kielbasa? These delicacies originate from Poland and are served in many Polish eateries around New York City. Greenpoint is the hub of Polish cuisine but you can also find some great spots in Williamsburg, Brooklyn Heights or East Village. What are the staples of the Polish menu? Obviously, pierogies are a classic favorite - you can have them boiled or fried and they’re usually stuffed with meat, cheese, potatoes or mushrooms.

There are obviously plenty of other cuisines you could try in NYC as it’s a melting pot of many cultures. All you need to do is type into Google the kind of cuisine you are interested in and we’re sure you will get a wide range of recommendations! In case you have any additional questions, have a look at our FAQ section - who knows, maybe you will find the desired answer in there!