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Did you know that Anthony Bourdain had a soft spot for fast-food joints like Shake Shack and White Castle? Or that he considered Barney Greengrass to serve “the best breakfast in the universe”? If you’ve ever wondered where to dine in New York City, this video is your ultimate guide, as we explore the city’s culinary landscape through the eyes of the late, great Anthony Bourdain.
▬Contents of this video▬
00:00 – Intro
00:14 – Shake Shack
00:46 – White Castle
01:13 – Ray’s Candy Store
01:36 – Veselka
02:01 – Emilio’s Ballato
02:25 – John’s of 12th Street
02:51 – Katz’s Delicatessen
03:16 – Gray’s Papaya
03:38 – Hop Kee
03:56 – Barney Greengrass
04:31 – Burger Joint
04:59 – Di Fara
05:29 – Osteria Morini/Marea
05:56 – Keens Steakhouse
06:22 – Russ & Daughters
06:43 – Pastrami Queen
07:02 – Randazzo’s Clam Bar
07:22 – Outro
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Anthony Bourdain was more than just a chef; he was a storyteller, a cultural ambassador, and a global explorer. His love for food was only matched by his love for people, and he had a unique way of using cuisine as a lens to explore cultures and communities. In this video, we delve deep into Bourdain’s top picks for restaurants in New York City, offering an exhaustive guide that covers everything from hidden fast-food gems to classic delis and international eateries.
We kick off our culinary journey with Shake Shack, a fast-food haven that Bourdain held close to his heart. We then move on to White Castle, another fast-food gem that Bourdain cherished for the nostalgia it evoked. Switching gears, we explore Ray’s Candy Store, an essential stop known for its chocolate egg cream and fascinating history. For those interested in international cuisine, we visit Veselka, a Ukrainian restaurant that has gained immense popularity for its traditional dishes like borscht and pierogi.
Italian food lovers will find our segments on Emilio’s Ballato and John’s of 12th Street particularly interesting. Both offer a cozy, old-world charm along with their delicious Italian dishes. Deli aficionados should pay close attention to our reviews of Katz’s Delicatessen and Russ & Daughters, two establishments that have defined New York’s food scene for decades.
We also cover unique spots like Burger Joint, hidden within the Thompson Central Park hotel, and Hop Kee in the heart of Chinatown. Whether you’re a hardcore foodie, a casual diner, or someone who’s just curious about what makes New York City a culinary capital, this video offers something for everyone.
So join us as we embark on this gastronomic journey through New York City, all endorsed by Anthony Bourdain himself. It’s not just a list of places to eat; it’s a tribute to a man who taught us that food is more than just fuel—it’s a way to connect with people and cultures. This is one culinary adventure you won’t want to miss.
Anthony Bourdain’s List of Best Restaurants in NYC