Name: Cuba
Address: 222 Thompson Street New York, NY 10012, New York
Telephone: (212) 420-7878
Price range: $$-$$$

Cuba

The food here hits on every course so you&rsquo;ll always be pleased. Service is on its best game and you definitely leave feeling like you were engaged with a completely premium experience. My only gripe is that they offer many supplements (that are not cheap) and they present them to you in stages so you always feel like you&rsquo;re being upsold. I&rsquo;d much rather pay a known fee early and just enjoy the rest of my experience.

Trip Gourmet Awards

Achieved a 2-year streak on the annual lists

No. 12 of Fine Dining  in New York

This place may look like an art gallery at first, but behind the curtain is one of the best Michelin-starred dining experiences I&rsquo;ve ever had. I had the pleasure of celebrating my birthday here with a close friend, and everything &mdash; from the atmosphere to the service &mdash; was exceptional.

Achieved a 3-year streak on the annual lists

No. 18 of Fine Dining  in New York

The restaurant is of moderate size, with a comfortable and clean dining environment. It mainly serves snacks, cakes, ice cream and chocolate, as well as fast food such as pizza and hamburgers. The cheesecake tastes good, sweet but not greasy, and the dried fruit chocolate tastes very pure.

Saigon shack, a Vietnamese restaurant, has the signature Saigon Pho. The raw beef is sliced ​​thinly and spread on the noodles. The soup made from beef bones is rich in flavor and not greasy. The rice noodles are smooth and chewy! The fried spring rolls and crab cakes mixed with pork and shrimp vermicelli are crispy and delicious. The Vietnamese sandwich combines the crispness of baguette and the sweetness of bacon and ham. It is indeed the NYU cafeteria.

We went to a bar at night. The Japanese sake was delicious and the atmosphere was very good and quiet.

Cuba

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