parkhyein "I've driven six hours round-trip for dim sum."

Pretty good Dominican chicken place, with all the usual stuff. Cheap, fast, no complaints.

It’s good for what it is, though vegan pizza will always taste like vegan pizza. Good crusts, but prices on some slices are absurdly high.

Not cheap, but the $23 “rhapsody in ’cue” was a huge plate of food. Bonus points for the name. Long wait on a Saturday night with somewhat hectic service, but worth it in the end.

Excellent Park Slope option with comfortable, romantic ambience. Food is delicious, and while it’s not exactly cheap, the ingredients are high quality and portion sizes are generous.

Good Swedish food at a laid-back classy place. Generous portions and fair prices.

Fast, cheap, by-the-pound buffet place with a good range of things, all well-spiced and better than they need to be.

Best lunch buffet I’ve had in Manhattan. At $13.95, it’s a bit more expensive than the Curry Hill options, but the offerings are fresher and more interesting. Plus they bring fresh naan and other appetizers to your table.

This is the closest restaurant to my apartment, being literally around the corner. I’ve made a point of not going for almost a year, due to the ridiculous prices (their burger is $3 more expensive than Peter Luger’s, I mean, come on), but I finally caved last night. It was good, but geez, $20 for a burger and a shake? Unfortunately, I’ll probably be back.

Satisfying barbecue at fair prices and friendly, efficient service. Would eat again!

Lobster rolls are never cheap, but these are extremely fresh and flavorful, without being smothered in mayo. Delicious.