Late night in New York

7 places for Late night in New York, picked by creators — with what they said.

• Bobwhite Counter — Munchies
  The pressure-fried buffalo chicken sandwich is crispy with amazing sauce, and the mac and cheese is so good you can't skip it.
  Heads up: Mentioned the catfish on the menu isn't to their taste, and the mac and cheese may be heavy for those who are lactose intolerant.
• Café Habana — Munchies
  The corn topped with mayo, cheese, and paprika is cooked just right, called 'insane,' praised as simple but well-made Cuban food.
  Heads up: Recommended as a course to settle your stomach after drinking — nearby diners said they drove over an hour just for this corn and the Cuban sandwich.
• Veselka — TOPJAW
  Loved the house-made ricotta-style cheese pierogi and fried potato pierogi and the sausage, calling it a lovable old-school spot for Ukrainian-American brunch.
  Heads up: There's always a line during the lunch rush.
• Lil' Frankie's — Munchies
  The spaghetti limone is 'ridiculously' good and the burrata is so good it practically melts, praised as something special about New York that this quality is available even late at night.
  Heads up: Open until 2am on weekdays and 4am on weekends, so check closing times.
• Adel's Famous Halal Food — National Geographic
  Praised the tender lamb mixed with several sauces for a salty, spicy flavor balanced by sweetness, the rice for being fragrant and fluffy, and the chicken for being moist from marinating, saying 'the wait was completely worth it.'
  Heads up: The line can stretch all the way to the corner at the end of the block, meaning a substantial wait.
• Times Square — ur mom ashley
  They said they loved the flashy lights, Broadway, and the energy that's as bright as day even at 3am.
  Heads up: They said it's very chaotic and packed with tourists, so they wouldn't recommend staying in this area.
• Junior's — Jon Barr
  Convenient location in Midtown near 49th and 45th Streets, and open until midnight on weekdays and 1am on weekends, which is handy for late nights.
  Heads up: The Midtown location is pricey—a slice of cheesecake runs $9.25, and the egg platters are also on the expensive side.

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