Best Lunch Restaurants in Secaucus

"Restaurants American Williamsburg. This mile-high stack has probably been flooding your Instagram feed for some time now and there's a good reason why: They're the best pancakes in NYC. The fluffy flapjacks are smothered in an ethereal matled hazelnut maple syrup for a nutty and rich sauce to sop up every bite in."

"Sunday in Brooklyn is what you hope your future apartment looks like when you have enough cash to actually decorate it well. And the food at Sunday in Brooklyn is what you hope your future spouse will be able to whip up in the kitchen. All in all, it's a highly pleasurable experience that'll make you wonder if you should move to Brooklyn immediately."

"In trendy Williamsburg, brunch spots are a dime a dozen but none quite achieves the relaxed atmosphere or perfect neighborhood-vibe quite like Sunday in Brooklyn. The sunlit, corner eatery is the creation of three restaurant veterans, who relished their single day off each week. Sunday in Brooklyn is known for its malted pancakes."

"Located in Soho, The Butcher's Daughter is known for their healthy juices created by their very own 'Head Juiceologist'. The restaurant is bright, airy, and filled with plants. It's the perfect place to relax on a Sunday and get brunch."

"In New York City, smoked salmon is considered a seafood staple. Few places make the Jewish dish as well as the 1914-established Russ and Daughters Cafe. The Manhattan appetizing store and café particularly specializes in Nova smoked salmon along with pastrami-cured salmon, herring, caviar, and much more."

"Lox, bagels, eggs, homemade sodas, and, interestingly, the best dried fruit. Lower East Side | 127 Orchard St (nr. Delancey St), NYC. Upper East Side (temporarily closed) | 1109 5th Ave (at E 92nd St; Jewish Museum), NYC"

"You may be able to find the same content in another format, or you may be able to find more information, at their web site."

"Ambling into Veselka after a night out in the East Village is a time-honored late-night tradition in this lively neighborhood. Open 24/7 since 1954, there is no better place to find comforting plates of goulash, kielbasa, borscht and more familiar options like mac and cheese. However, the most rewarding experience results from ordering all the pierogi varieties, from cheese to seasonal blueberry, and arguing with your dining companions over which of these savory Ukranian dumplings reigns supreme."

"Veselka has been serving a mix of Ukrainian home cooking and American diner grub 24 hours a day, seven days a week for several decades. A plate of pierogies with sour cream and caramelized onions is the essential order — they're made in house and the restaurant goes through a lot of them, so they're always fresh."

"This is a Ukranian coffee shop that has been serving the public since 1954. Veselka has grown from a simple newsstand that serves soup and sandwiches to a 24-hour restaurant. It has become a popular gathering place for many."

"There is no better place in all of NYC to sip absinthe-spiked cocktails while slurping the freshest of shellfish than at Brooklyn’s beloved, New Orleans-style cocktail bar and oyster den, Maison Premiere. After a decade of business and a brief shutter, the iconic bar is back with its marble horseshoe counter and vintage three-piece suit-dressed servers. We recommend reserving a seat in the lush rear garden."

"A Parisian-style restaurant from the folks behind nearby Maison Premiere that spills outside in warmer months. Along with chef Lisa Giffen, they’ve brought with them head bartender Will Elliott, whose unrivaled commitment to cocktailing means he keeps several types of ice and some hundred-plus small-batch liquors on hand. 905 Lorimer St.Brooklyn, NY 11222+1-718-486-6816"

"This taste of New Orleans in the middle of Brooklyn is a prime spot in the middle of Williamsburg. This is the perfect place for anyone catching a movie at the nearby Nitehawk or W..."

"One of the best breweries in Brooklyn, if you’re looking for a more traditional sports bar setting paired along with some delicious Brooklyn craft brews, is Keg & Lantern in Greenpoint. This is the perfect place for beer and sports fans to mingle and hang out while pairing your craft brew with bar grub like chicken wings while watching your favorite sporting event on the tv. They also have special happy hour deals making their craft brews a steal of a deal on weeknights."

"If you’re looking for a spot with a variety of delicious bar bites and tasty beer, Keg & Lantern has you covered. This Greenpoint brewpub serves up classic bar foods like chicken wings, burgers, and mac n’ cheese alongside handcrafted ales and lagers. The Greeneyes IPA, Gastronomical IPA, and Transatlantic Lager are just a few of Keg & Lantern’s top brews you should consider trying."

"Stop by Keg & Lantern Brewing Company (K&L) on any game day, and you’re sure to see it packed with beer-loving fans. Its original location in Greenpoint is ranked as the best local sports bar. And the best part is that they brew their own beer onsite."

"The Rainbow Room, on the 65th floor of the Rockefeller Center, is a great complement to a visit to Top of the Rock or as an alternative if you prefer to supplement sightseeing with cocktails!. Try to visit after dark to enjoy a cocktail with one of the best views of New York City – be sure to reserve a table in advance. New York photo tip: the outdoor terrace at the Rainbow Room tends to close in winter or if bad weather prevails."

"If you want to dine at a restaurant that not only gives you amazing views of the Empire State Building, but the rest of the city as well, book a table at Bar SixtyFive at Rainbow Room. Located on the 65th floor of the Rockefeller Center, it offers unobstructed views of the Manhattan skyline, as well as the Empire State Building. Reserve a table beforehand, as there is very often a private event happening here."

"New York City’s iconic Rainbow Room, the historic NYC landmark, restaurant and event space atop 30 Rockefeller Plaza within the Rockefeller Center. Originally opened in 1934, the Rainbow Room is one of the best restaurants in New York that’s got a terrace 65 floors up. Once here, make sure to try their lobster bratwurst, it’s delicious."

"It’s right on the water, with spectacular views of the Manhattan skyline — is there anything better to take your breath away?. The food is modern American and unforgettable (a real treat, hence the price tag)."

"Renew Day Spa is another budget-friendly spa in New York City, they specialize in body and foot reflexology. They focus more on Chinese stimulation and manipulative therapy, named ‘Tui-Na’. It uses fire-cupping, acupuncture, traction, and an aromatic herb burning therapy ‘Moxibustion’."

"What time of day (or night) you chose to go to Juvenex on West 32nd Street makes all the difference. During the day, it's a women's-only facility; at 5pm, it turns into a couple's retreat; and at 4am, it's a wild single's party. Besides all that, the spa's main draw is the twenty-ton Jade Igloo sauna, but there are also plunge pools infused with ginseng and lemon, and a salt detox room."

"We’ve been known to venture upstate just to soak in a picture-perfect claw-foot tub, so when we discovered Juvenex, we were hooked. While you’re there, try out the Kombu Body Wrap, which involves being draped in mineral-rich seaweed from France said to help with bloating and jet lag—not that it matters since we’re staycationing for this anyway."

"It was quickly removed and relocated to nearby Bowling Green, where it stands today. It is estimated that 1,000 tourists stop to see the sculpture each day, many posing with it for a photo and then rubbing its nose, horns and genitals (no joke) for good luck. Charging Bull information."

"From prosciutto and cheddar omelets to country ham, jalapeño-honey fried chicken to skirt steak and eggs, this New American joint hits the sweet or savory spot with each visit. Be sure to come back after hours to experience Anella’s fan favorite dinner menu."

"If you consider yourself a cheese lover, but haven’t tried the burrata from Anella yet, what are you even doing with your life?"

"From April through October, Mad46 is the place to go for after-work drinks, light homemade fare, and glorious Manhattan views. Perched atop the 19th floor of the Roosevelt Hotel, the recently renovated indoor/outdoor rooftop lounge has its own separate entrance on 46th Street between Madison and Vanderbilt Avenues, and comes with an extensive cocktail menu."