Some of the city’s most famous pies didn’t make the list, while some unexpected spots delivered superlative examples of the form.

Imagine a restaurant that sells both classic and signature deli sandwiches, as well as delicious New York pizza pies of all ...

Early risers can get a green chile burrito betweem 8 a.m. and noon — equally good and hard to find in NYC. 178 North Eighth ...

Williamsburg: SSAW, a 12-seat Japanese tasting menu restaurant, has opened in South Williamsburg. Chef Yusuke Fukuzaki, an ...

There's no shortage of delicious Italian in the Big Apple, but if you're looking for the very best Italian restaurants in New ...

New York City looks good enough to eat at a baking competition highlighting the best of the five boroughs. Before visitors at ...

“Crazy Pizza is not a pizzeria,” says owner Flavio Briatore. “It’s an experience.” ...

Thankfully, New York has roughly 800 Italian restaurants – not including pizza joints – and some of them have spent the week ...

At the end of October, Nallo and Nussdorf opened Restaurant Manor Rock in Hudson, N.Y., a 20-minute drive from their farm.

Jaeki Cho and Brian Lee are the brains, and appetites, behind Righteous Eats. They're on a mission to showcase the heart and soul of the city's diverse food scene, the people behind the plates, their ...

When I ask pizza gurus Scott Wiener and Colin Caplan which pizza is better — New York style or New Haven ... the dining spot and enjoying a sit-down restaurant and full-pie experience.

New Haven pizza historian Colin Caplan and Scott Weiner of New York City's Scott’s Pizza Tours and a host of Thrillist's Really Dough hosted a joint pizza tour.