The Halal Guys
✓ HalalThe famous halal cart: chicken and gyro over rice with white sauce. Quick, filling and cheap.
Where to eat, drink and shop in New York: famous pizza and delis, halal favourites, steakhouses and fine dining, bakeries and cafés, Fifth Avenue, department stores, malls and outlets.
Famous names, local favourites and halal options for every budget. $ under $20 · $$ $20–50 · $$$ $50–100 · $$$$ over $100 per person.
The famous halal cart: chicken and gyro over rice with white sauce. Quick, filling and cheap.
Fragrant Hyderabadi biryani, kebabs and chaat, featured in halal restaurant guides.
Long-running Afghan kebab house with generous grills and rice, near Times Square.
Classic Yemeni lamb haneeth, fahsa and fresh bread at very fair prices.
Home-style Thai cooking that happens to be halal.
Legendary 1888 deli famous for its towering pastrami sandwiches.
The classic New York slice since 1975.
Famous square slices with crispy pepperoni cups. Expect a line.
Hand-ripped noodles with spicy cumin lamb, quick and cheap.
Some of the best tacos in the city, made in front of you.
The original Shake Shack kiosk in the park where the chain began.
Big diner menu and the city's most famous cheesecake.
Historic steakhouse from 1885, famous for its mutton chop and walls of clay pipes.
Legendary Brooklyn steakhouse, open since 1887, famous for porterhouse for two.
One of New York's most celebrated restaurants, devoted to seafood.
Plant-based tasting menu in a grand Art Deco room facing Madison Square Park.
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Halal status is based on published restaurant information and can change. Please confirm with the restaurant before you go. Food photos are illustrative and do not show the restaurant itself.
Classic afternoon tea, specialty coffee and sweet stops.
Huge, gooey chocolate chip walnut cookies.
Classic cupcakes and the famous banana pudding.
Birthplace of the Cronut, with creative French pastries.
Elegant cake boutique famous for its mille crêpes cake.
Italian pastry shop since 1894, with cannoli and cheesecake.
Big, chewy New York bagels with lots of spreads.
Popular brunch spot near Central Park, known for pancakes and jams.
Ralph Lauren's stylish coffee bars.
Specialty coffee, known for its creamy draft latte.
Bakery mixing Middle Eastern and European flavours, featured in halal guides.
Rich, creamy ice cream with classic and fun flavours.
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Department stores, luxury streets, malls, outlets and markets.
The world's most famous shopping street, with flagship stores from 49th to 60th Street.
Elegant luxury boutiques along the Upper East Side.
The ultimate luxury department store, facing Central Park.
Flagship department store opposite Rockefeller Center.
Big, popular department store with fashion, beauty and home.
One of the world's largest department stores, with historic wooden escalators.
Discount department store with designer brands at lower prices.
Cast-iron streets full of fashion brands, sneaker stores and boutiques.
Busy street of high-street brands around Macy's.
Modern mall next to the Vessel and the Edge observation deck.
Shops inside the striking white Oculus building.
Elegant mall at the corner of Central Park.
Huge outlet village with more than 250 brands at reduced prices.
Indoor food hall and shops in an old biscuit factory, by the High Line.
Farmers' market on Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday.
Big open-air weekend food market, mainly from spring to autumn.
Famous toy store with the giant floor piano.
Nintendo's flagship store with games, figures and exclusives.
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