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Stop trying to get around the tip issue at restaurants (hint: you can't) and start trying to figure out how to enjoy a trip that is affordable to you. If you don't want to tip because you're philosophically opposed to it, stick to pizza, bodega buffet and salad bars, food halls (I still tip a bit), sandwich shops like Pret a Manger, etc.

https://www.timeout.com/newyork/blog/all-the-nyc-restaurants-that-have-nixed-tippingon-one-list-122215
Chef's Table at Brooklyn Fare. 2013. A flat $306 (plus tax) includes a compulsory 20 percent service fee. Restaurant Riki. 2014. The Midtown izakaya followed in the footsteps of neighbor Sushi

https://www.reddit.com/r/nyc/comments/18kafjg/please_dont_leave_a_pizza_on_a_subway_platform/
Rats eat for free at subway Reply reply More replies. ... New York City is nothing without pizza! Reply reply ... if you order contactless delivery and don't include a tip.. comments. r/nyc. r/nyc. r/nyc, the subreddit about New York City Members Online. Tenants of Bronx apartment building speak out about deplorable living conditions

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Huertas. This Basque-inspired Spanish eatery in East Village is open for dinner every day and for lunch on the weekends, but you can also drop in for a drink, complemented with its fantastic selection of raciones. Eleven Madison Park. Ranked fifth on the World's 50 Best Restaurants list, this bright high-ceilinged restaurant only offers an

https://www.reddit.com/r/AskNYC/comments/ongdpu/do_people_really_tip_less_in_nyc/
I've been to a few places where on the receipt when it shows the suggested tip, it starts at 18%, then 20%, then even 22-25%. I always tip at least 18% unless the service was really bad. NYC is not different than anywhere else in the country in this respect. Historically, the standard was 15%, now 20% is not uncommon.

https://ny.eater.com/maps/best-sit-down-pizza-restaurants-nyc
Prepare to wait in line. Open in Google Maps. 278 Bleecker St, New York, NY 10014. (212) 243-1680. Visit Website. A post shared by John's Pizzeria of Bleecker St (@johnsofbleeckerstreet) on May 8

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Most people don't realize Brooklyn is MASSIVE, both in terms of geographical area and population. Not familiar with your Bronx picks but I would also reconsider making a trip all the way to the Bronx just for pizza if this is your first time in NYC. Dominick's, for example, is an hour away from Times Square.

https://ny.eater.com/23832815/nyc-dining-guide
The Eater Guide to NYC. $20. Prices taken at time of publishing. The Eater Guide to New York is the perfect companion to eating and drinking around New York. Find the best restaurants across the

https://ny.eater.com/2024/1/18/24033112/delivery-apps-tipping-nyc-laws
But DoorDash only offered up to a pre-set $3.50 tip on an order that came to $31.75 with tax and delivery fee, before you'd have to enter your own sum. Most drastically, the UberEats app

https://www.fodors.com/news/photos/where-to-find-the-best-pizza-in-new-york-city
WHERE: Nearest subway station: 86th St (N) The Sicilian pie at L & B Spumoni Gardens is proof that the best pizza in NYC isn't always thin crust. The cheese is baked into the crust, and the

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The Modern at MoMA is one of New York's top no-tipping restaurants. Picture: themodernnyc.com. If you've no idea how to tip, or just resent the hole it burns in your holiday pocket, then you'll love these NYC restaurants that have outlawed tipping. This new regime, known as service-included, gratuity-free, tipless or hospitality inclusive

https://www.grubstreet.com/2015/12/all-nyc-restaurants-no-tipping.html
Café China The midtown Sichuanese spot is New York's first big-deal traditional Chinese restaurant to defect to team no-tipping. Prices went up 10 to 15 percent, and servers now receive $15 an

https://www.eater.com/21398973/restaurant-no-tipping-movement-living-wage-future
USHG was not especially effective in closing the pay gap between the front and back of house — a primary rationale for going tip-free. In 2018, average hourly pay for USHG prep cooks was $14.45

https://www.2foodtrippers.com/new-york-pizza-guide/
Vegetarian, Vegan and Gluten-Free diners can eat pizza at Kesté Pizza & Vino. The West Village pizza restaurant offers a range of dietary pizza options. Kesté Pizza & Vino has multiple New York pizza locations. We ate at the West Village location at 271 Bleecker Street, New York, NY 10014, USA.

https://www.seriouseats.com/how-to-find-and-order-great-pizza-in-new-york
Identifying Great Pizza in the Wild. Adam Kuban. Avoid Dollar Slices. If the slices are $1 and the sign above the door doesn't say Percy's, there are only two times when you should enter that door: if you are drunk, or if you are broke. In all other cases, keep walking. Get the Best Pizza in the Neighborhood.

https://www.theglobetrottingteacher.com/11-guaranteed-dos-and-donts-for-visiting-nyc-like-a-pro/
The New York tips below are all about helping you take advantage of some of the best NYC has to offer while avoiding some of the pitfalls that an unknowing (first time) visitor might not realize. 21. Don't spend too long in Times Square. For that matter, don't stay in Rockefeller Center, either.

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Completely disagree. 1) Very few New Yorkers would do food delivery for $17.96/h. You have to find the restaurant, retrieve the order, if it's not ready yet, you have to wait. Then drive your car in a bad traffic risking your life if you get into accident - factor in cost of car amortization, car insurance, gas.

https://www.girlwiththepassport.com/places-you-must-eat-in-nyc/
Joe's Pizza - THE place to go for an iconic slice of NYC-style pizza. They're also huge and just $4 each. Lucali's - If you feel like making the trek to Brooklyn then this is THE place to go for pizza. Just get a regular pie. Jongro BBQ - Classic Korean-style barbeque in Koreatown.

https://www.reddit.com/r/unpopularopinion/comments/mr1mfh/new_york_style_pizza_is_overrated/
Omaha style pizza is better than the NYC pizza it was derived from. A bit thicker crust, but not over the top. Better sauce, Even distribution of toppings so you don't get slabs of cheese with a small bite of sausage on each slice. Cut in squares so they don't flop when you pick up a piece. 2.

https://findloveandtravel.com/travel-tips-new-york-city/
Additionally, because NYC traffic is so bad, you can usually get to your destination faster by walking or taking the subway. NYC Travel tip: Besides the Google Maps app, you can also use Citymapper for the subway, which I find to be more helpful. 3. See Times Square, but Don't eat in Times Square.

https://abc7ny.com/new-york-city-department-of-environmental-protection-pizzeria-emissions/13429285/
NEW YORK CITY (WABC) -- Proposed new rules could cost New York City pizzerias a lot of dough. The regulations, which stipulate that businesses could not use a new oven without an emission control

https://www.reddit.com/r/nyc/comments/u7mq5b/to_tip_or_not_to_tip/
CA and several other states require full minimum wage (does not permit "tip credit") so servers get $14ish per hour and (at least in LA) also still are tipped 20% or so, which means all servers get at least min wage as a base without decreasing earnings of servers and bartenders in busier/more expensive restaurants.

https://chicago.eater.com/2024/6/24/24185198/prince-street-pizza-chicago-west-loop-faq-explainer
Frank Morano founded the pizzeria in 2012 in New York's Nolita neighborhood. Prince Street Pizza is known for the Spicy Spring — a Siccilian square with a trademarked name. (Note: Recipes can

https://www.reddit.com/r/nyc/comments/1jftwp/what_are_the_best_pizza_places_in_nyc_is_there/
If you are going to buy a NY pie, go with the small one if you don't have a large appetite. The pizza is more thin foldable slices rather than thick doughy ones though. They have a menu online if you want to see the prices. Also, avoid the $1 pizza slice places in the area like the plague. They are god awful.

https://www.reddit.com/r/FoodNYC/comments/14akrke/the_definitive_ranking_of_neapolitan_pizza_in_nyc/
The definitive ranking of Neapolitan Pizza in NYC. Ribalta (wood fired oven, vera pizza, consistently great, beautiful space) Song e Napule (gas oven, vera pizza, cozy, fun) Don Antonio (wood fired oven, super authentic, close to Times Square :D)