Serving classic generational recipes of Portuguese food, Rancho Português is beloved for consistently delivering a complete sensory experience. The classic blue and white décor pairs well with both the traditional menu and music.
It doesn't get much better than this in terms food-to-price ratio. A local go-to for Mexican classics, La Casa de Toño is best-loved for its pozoles - a pork stew, which, legend has it, can cure pretty much any grievance.
Homemade pasta and gnocchi lead the charge for this Northern Italian restaurant. All dishes incorporate fresh ingredients, and the wine list offers ample choice. Many patrons finish their visit with a serving of tiramisu.
Classic barbecue joint an hour outside of Austin with a rustic atmosphere. Start with ribs and finish off the experience with some peach cobbler - this place will satisfy all meat and grill cravings.
Cuban-style café that offers a variety of foodstuffs - from breakfast available into the afternoon, to all-day sandwiches and desserts. Pair any dish with either a Cuban coffee or an iced café con leche.
Ibero-American cuisine in a leafy, aesthetic setting. Menu highlights include slow-cooked lamb shoulder alongside classics like empanada and tacos. If the sun is shining, try and grab a table on The Butler's alfresco patio.
Restaurant in Largo do Intendente is known for its signature empanadas, homemade pastries in a wood-fired oven, and ambiance. Other menu favorites include tacos, meatballs, and shakshouka. Dine inside or out.
Green and white table cloths, cottage fries, cheeseburgers, and Bloody Mary's attract a local New York crowd. Cash only. Worth saying again, JG Melon is known for its burgers - start there, then branch out.
Caribbean joint serving all the hearty classics: jerk chicken, ceviche, fried potatoes, and rice and beans. Patrons are just as quick to order a pitcher or two of sangria. Wholesome digs with consistent service.
Peppina serves great Neapolitan pizzas alongside well-made Italian favorites like pasta, bruschetta, and even steak. The prices might be steep, but the pizza is the most celebrated in Thailand.
Family-friendly Mexican restaurant with a cozy atmosphere and a large outdoor patio. Be welcomed by the sombrero-wearing cactus before enjoying dishes such as birria tacos, fiesta bowls, and shrimp quesadillas.
All-day restaurant and bar serving comfort foods. Visit during brunch hours for eggs benedict and avocado toast. The lunch and dinner menu features burgers and stuffed sandwiches. Daily happy hour offers deals on food and drinks.
For over 20 years, this restaurant has made its wanton noodles using a bamboo press - one of the few restaurants in Hong Kong that still uses the traditional method. A popular eatery with good food.
High-quality dim sum and hotpot restaurant on Geary Boulevard. Portions are generous and each dish is brought out as soon as it is ready. Visit early for a calm dining experience - the dinner service can get a bit lively and loud.
Buzzy café and bar, serving breakfast, lunch, dinner, and cocktails. Popular all day, this venue is a real neighborhood spot frequented by residents. If the sun is shining, grab one of the outdoor tables.
Restaurant named after the state in which mutton is roasted for barbacoa - El Hidalguense actually transit their sheep and goat in overnight from Hidalgo. Draws crowds and can definitely get busy, but the wait is arguably worth it.
Friendly, long-running café with an alfresco patio. Serves American fare all day long, and features specials during happy hour.
Artisanal and preservative-free bagels made fresh following a traditional family recipe. The Bagel Brunch menu includes seasonal fruit juices and bread fixings such as avocado, smoked salmon, and bacon. Enjoy in the garden.
Family-run café offering everything from barista coffees and breakfast croissants to hearty brunches and filling sandwiches. There are lots of vegan or non-dairy options available too. A friendly and relaxed environment.
Classic American diner with a large menu of comfort food, including all-day breakfasts. Dine streetside. Big Pink is also a great post-night out spot - it's open until 5:30 in the morning from Thursday to Saturday.
Chinese teahouse and vegetarian dim sum restaurant. Located within popular Hong Kong Park - a convenient spot for food and refreshment. A recommended venue to explore traditional tea culture.
Great for a quick lunch banh mi sandwich at fair prices. Fresh ingredients that you can eat there or as take-out. If it's too busy, head to Banh Mi Stable nearby.
LA inspired cafe with delicious food and coffee ☕. Try their signature scrambled eggs and toast for brunch or an espresso ball for a deconstructed and delicious hit of caffeine.
Two-Micehlin-starred restaurant with locations in Seoul and New York serving contemporary Korean cuisine. Fine dining at its best - the tasting menu showcases creative takes on traditional dishes. An upmarket venue.
Dumplings that taste like a mother's hug - hyperbole perhaps, but the sentiment reigns true. Other Asian dishes are served too. The Design District location is always busy. High-quality food and quick service - just follow the neon sign.
Popular restaurant specializing in fresh fish. Lunchtime offers bring a crowd of locals, making dinner a great option for those seeking a quieter experience. The prix fixe menus offer a great selection of dishes.
A fast-casual joint offering customers healthy chicken dishes from around the world. For main, ask for the skin on and douse it in their signature sauce. Also don't miss their Cheesadilla to start, or their chocolate brownie for dessert.
Coffee and cuisine made with Australian culinary influence, and fresh local produce. Open 7 days a week for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Their Bronte Burger has generated a name for itself, though any dish hits the mark.
Informal Cuban sandwich joint open for breakfast and lunch - the simple decor allows the food to remain front and center. The Cubano is a public favorite but visit across several days to sample the rest of the menu.
A pioneer of the upmarket dim sum trolley (and one of the few that maintain the practice) - Maxim's Palace, located at Hong Kong City Hall, offers a polished dining experience in viewing distance of Victoria Harbour.
This casual eatery specializes in the famous Korean dish, bibimbap - rice mixed with vegetables and Korean hot sauce. Diners can choose from several types of bibimbap topped with various meats.
Minimalist clean eating cafe that's perfect for people with food restrictions who still want good eats. It's a friendly spot for food for coffee or a meal. Dedicated to staying gluten-, soy-, and nut-free 🙅♀️.
Elegant coffee shop and restaurant serving breakfast, brunch, and lunch. Visitors come for its "fancy" ambience, the light and airy rooms, and the aesthetic décor. They return for more coffee, cake, and the ever-changing menu.
Hyper-aesthetic cafe in Campo de Ourique open from morning until night. Brunch is the big allure here, but the eatery's verdant terrace remains busy throughout the day. Eggs Amélia and the veggie burger are recommended.
Azul Condesa serves up the perfect mix of fine dining with a casual, relaxed vibe. Prepare for your curious palate to go on a Mexican culinary adventure, complete with staff who are generous with the stories behind each of the dishes.
Old-school burger joint founded in 1926. Visit for a lunch of fast food classics, greasy fries, fried chicken, and thick milkshakes. Also serves as a sports bar and live music venue too. An Austin institution.
Gastropub and hotel in North London serving a seasonal menu. While a stay here may not be essential, their Sunday roast does come well recommended. Drop in for a hearty lunch and pair it with a pint or two of ale. Sit inside or out.
Not the "original" SF sandwich, but probably it's most successful. Dutch Crunch bread with their secret “Dirty Sauce” is a duo unlike any other. Now a regional chain, but try and check out their first location in the Castro.
Asian fusion rice bowls and noodle soups with Szechuan influence. The menu also includes small plates - a great option for exploring different flavors. The space itself boasts a minimalist yet cozy concept.
This indoor historic market is a fun destination for foodies. There is a mix of produce, seafood, and meat stalls along with restaurants, bars, and specialty shops. While it's not the cheapest option, the quality is very high.
Smoked meat and barbecue trailer located in the back lot of Cosmic Coffee + Beer Garden. A champion of small ranchers and local producers. Crowds gather each weekend for their standout Brisket Saturdays.
Relaxed Thai restaurant offering a traditional menu that's perfect for a quick lunch bite. Easily amendable to accommodating vegetarian only requests. Watch out, when they say "medium spicy", they mean it.
Creative French-American fare served in a sleek setting. Also a popular venue for weekend brunches. Try to grab a seat on the backyard patio. Equally as good for a meal among friends as it is for date night.
Per Texas Monthly, Franklin Barbecue serves "the best barbecue in the known universe." True or not, the venue is recognized as one of the city's best and pulls in long queues throughout the week for its smoked meats.
Popular eatery just 12 steps away from the famous Pantheon. First opening its doors in 1961, the traditional restaurant remains a community staple. Book a lunch or dinner slot well in advance.
A child of the Bellinghausen family, Puerto Prendes lives in a gorgeously reimagined colonial mansion. The menu is big on traditional Mexican seafood dishes, and the ambience is unmatched. Great for a celebratory night out 🥂.
Lively bistro with a unique, yet not intimidating, menu with a touch of Middle Eastern flair. Locations in Soho, West Village, Williamsburg, and Chelsea. Worth the wait - eat, then stay for drinks.
Bright and airy eatery serving Cape Verdean cuisine - somewhat of a gastronomic rarity outside of the country itself. The weekly menu is published on their socials and includes plenty of vegetarian options.
One of many fries-focused options in Berlin, Goldies also does fried chicken sandwiches and at their second location, smashburgers. It's all fine in a pinch but some might like other similar spots better. Still good.
Down-to-earth Chinese eatery with a solid reputation. Touted by some as having the best dim sum in the Bay Area. A grab-and-go place for dumplings and baked goods. Cheap prices and kind people - queues are typical.
