Takeaway in New York

11 places for Takeaway in New York, picked by creators — with what they said.

• Prince Street Pizza — ur mom ashley, Beatrice Richer
  She recommended it as a top New York pizza spot, saying its popularity is well-earned.
  Heads up: She doesn't personally enjoy pizza, so this isn't a firsthand assessment.
• Levain Bakery — Beatrice Richer
  The chewy, thick cookies are said to be some of the best ever, with the reviewer insisting they're not overrated at all — the walnut chocolate chip is their favorite.
• Alimama Tea — ur mom ashley
  She said the bubble tea decorated with gold leaf and flowers is the prettiest drink she's ever seen, and that they also have mochi donuts.
  Heads up: There's no seating inside, so it's a grab-and-go setup only.
• Eileen's Special Cheesecake — Jon Barr
  Named as a favorite cheesecake in New York, and they also sell small sizes that are easy for tourists to carry around.
• Radio Bakery — TOPJAW
  The maitake mushroom croissant and salmon focaccia sandwich stood out, said to be good enough to rank among the world's top three bakeries.
• 375° Chicken 'n Fries — Beatrice Richer
  Said everything they ate was perfect, and insisted you must try the chicken tenders and the flaming hot burger.
  Heads up: There was no seating inside, so they got it to go and ate back at their accommodation.
• Cheong Fun Cart — TOPJAW
  Said the big, chewy rice rolls paired with peanut sauce and chili were really delicious.
  Heads up: It's a nameless street cart, making it hard to find the exact name.
• Double Crispy Bakery — TOPJAW
  Said the thick, egg-rich egg tarts and lemon buns were delicious, and the staff were friendly.
  Heads up: Regretted not ordering the pork bun.
• Steve's Authentic Key Lime Pie — TOPJAW
  Said the key lime pie with a hint of cinnamon and the spicy-sweet chocolate-covered chipotle Swingle were both excellent.
• Mei Lai Wah — National Geographic
  Praised the combination of sweet custard topping, soft bread, and the moist, sauce-soaked pork filling as 'a classic must-eat in Chinatown.'
  Heads up: So busy that the line stretches out to the sidewalk, and freshly baked batches sell out quickly.
• Magnolia Bakery — Jon Barr
  The classic banana pudding, small size, is still a great deal at $4.95 and hasn't disappointed in years. Bleecker Street is a pretty neighborhood, great for a stroll with it in hand.
  Heads up: Pre-ordering online lets you skip the line; otherwise the wait can be long depending on the time. The cupcakes are unremarkable.

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