Hey Joe! Here are some of New York's best restaurants in case you need a recommendation for when you guys pass though. I really do recommend Hill Country Barbecue. Out of every single barbecue place i've ever been to across the U.S., this place is the best. You will melt as soon as you try their moist brisket. I promise you will never taste barbecue as unique as the barbecue you will find here. Can't wait to see you guys tear down the house here in New York! Best of luck. -Morgan Augustus Miller

Best Eateries:

Hill Country Barbecue (26th Street btwn Broadway and 6th Avenue)

The best barbecue (Texas-style) I have ever had. My top favorite eatery

DBGB (Houston and Bowery)

French/American Kitchen and Bar

Redeye Grill (56th Street and 7th Avenue)

Freshest seafood in all of New York City.

Otto (8th Street and 5th Avenue)

Mario Batali's pizzaria (Thin Crust)

Neely's Barbecue Parlor (62nd Street and 1st Avenue)

New York's best Tennessee styled barbecue

Hidden Gems:

Georgio's Country Grill (53rd Street and 9th Avenue)

Very simple, yet amazing food

Mermaid Inn (6th Street and 2nd Avenue)

Fit for a sailor, this place has some of the best oysters and seafood in NYC

Congee Village Bowery (Spring Street and Bowery)

Most unique Chinese restaurant in New York. They have very weird dishes

Local Foods:

P.J. Clarke's (55th Street and 3rd Avenue)

Classic New York eatery. It's been around forever

Katz's Delicatessen (Ludlow and Houston)

The essential New York Deli