505 "American" Restaurants in New York.
Oola’s Kitchen is a soul food spot on the Lower East Side where you should eat a delicious double smashburger.
Brooklyn Noosh is a casual spot in Bed-Stuy with burgers, beer, kabobs, and a big outdoor patio in their back alley.
Like all of the locations of Peaches, the one in Fort Greene serves fantastic Nashville style hot chicken.
Barking Dog is a casual American spot on the Upper East Side where you can sit outside during brunch with your dog.
Bayou is a New Orleans-inspired brunch and dinner spot on Staten Island with an outdoor area that looks like it’s always celebrating Mardi Gras.
The Phunky Elephant on Staten Island is a tavern with American food, bingo brunch, and a big outdoor area where you can hang out with a friend.
Koten’s is a Caribbean and American restaurant on Staten Island with a fantastic backyard, late night hours, and lots of drink specials.
Marina Cafe is an upscale seafood restaurant on Staten Island has a big deck with great views of Great Kills Harbor.
On the roof of Pier 17 in the Seaport District, The Greens is a big outdoor space where you can drink while playing lawn games with a group.
The Ground is an indoor soccer center in Chinatown where you can watch (or play) soccer while eating food from Kiki's.
Summit Diner is a classic rail car-style diner where you’ll find one of the best Taylor Ham and eggs in New Jersey, or anywhere.
Paloma at Hotel Hendricks serves Central and South American food in an attractive space near Bryant Park.
You can skip the Cajun restaurant on the ground floor of Canary Club on the LES, and head to the jazz club downstairs.
