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As with the number of sleeping establishments New York is well served for eating establishments catering for all tastes and diets not surprising given the large immigrant population and ethnic communities of New York. Dressing casual is perfectly acceptable in most eating establishments but we'd suggest you dress to impress at the more classy restaurants. With so many locations offering breakfast you're best eating out of the hotel. Many breakfast specials offer large quantities of bacon, sausage, waffles, fries, pancakes and maple syrup. When ordering eggs you will be asked which of a wide range of options you'd like to be served including the more well known fried egg choices of sunny side up or easy over. However, if you're more health conscious and the above list is causing a panic don't worry there are a wide range of cafes offering more healthy alternatives to those mentioned above. Aside from breakfast most places offer both special brunch and lunch time menus and restaurants generally serve at earlier hours than one would think for the city that never sleeps. If on a budget or looking for a cheap snack then try bar food & bargain hors d'oeuvres during happy hours.

Not sure what to go for here are a few recommendations but the choice is vast so beware.

Breakfasts are highly popular amongst New Yorkers so there is loads of choice when it comes to the first meal of the day. Of many tried and tested Pershing Square has to be one of the best to head for. Situated next to Grand Central Station the décor is as lovely as the food tastes. More on Pershing Square…

New York deli's are also popular eating establishments, probably the most famed amongst all that the city has to offer is Carnegie Deli. The ultimate New York experience is lined with images of stars that have graced their premises. More on Carnegie Deli…

Chinatown has a wide range of Chinese and oriental restaurants to choose from but often get booked up and if just turning up may mean that you get turned away. For something a little bit more different try Jafa restaurant which offers Malaysian food to clientele. More on Jafa…

For fish lovers in the Grand Central terminus on the lower level is the popular Oyster Bar & Restaurant. Oyster Bar's reputation for seafood delicacies is well deserved and booking is advised. More on Oyster Bar…

Though there are many ethnic restaurants in this diverse city the number of Mexican restaurants are relatively few and far between. Don't let that deter you as one of the best Mexican restaurants offering a wide range of traditional dishes Zarela is well worth a visit. More on Zarela…

If still looking for a restaurant then visit Menu Pages Restaurant search for more ideas and reviews.