We’ve waited for two hours to get in at brunch or dinner as a walk-in.  Two months to get a 10:30pm reservation.  And two years to get any reservation at all (here’s looking at you, Carbone).  But with all restaurants currently closed for dining in, you have a rare chance to get a taste of these NYC hot spots at home.  As for Carbone, it’s still a long shot. After all, it’s only in NYC that you’ll have Caviar couriers lined…

What’s NYC without food? There are so many restaurants out there to choose from, but we’ve found one that you’ll want to return to. Veronika is one restaurant that you have to try in NYC. It’s located on the second floor of the Swedish photography museum, Fotografiska. Veronika serves a delicious blend of Eastern and Central European dishes, with a bit of French influence. You won’t be disappointed with the Veronika NYC menu. It’s a restaurant that we’re always dreaming…

The Riddler Good for:  Date nights, special occasions, catching up with a small group of friends, and small group dinners on any night of the week. Atmosphere:  Picture Gatsby flirting with an iconic emancipated woman of the Sixties. The Riddler is a small and inviting champagnerie with a feminine touch. The decor is French opulence, vintage chic, mainly black and white, with an impressive all-gold-leaved ceiling. You can still hear your friends’ latest stories, but the vibe is definitely lively…