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10 Spots In NYC To Go To If You Want To Boost Your #Foodie Aesthetic

As if only 10 could cover it, but it's a good place to start.

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Oct 12, 2017
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10 Spots In NYC To Go To If You Want To Boost Your #Foodie Aesthetic
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New York City is home to five boroughs that are full of delicious restaurants. I often find myself unable to decide where to go eat, and my roommate and I can take up to an hour to decide the perfect place to go. With such a high number of restaurants, each place is trying to try something new to stay ahead of the curve. 

That innovations breeds an atmosphere that us Instagram obsessed millennials cannot resist. These 10 places are just a few of the perfect places to help you boost your Insta #foodie aesthetic.  

Garlic New York Pizza Bar

Pasta on a pizza slice. What's not to love?

Black Tap Craft Burgers & Beer

Also, I highly recommend trying out the shakes at Black Tap. Those shakes deserve even a list of their own.

Frank Restaurant

Get ready for some of the best pasta dishes in NYC at Frank. You'll be Instagram famous in no time if you post one of their dishes.

Root & Bone NYC

That cheese pull, yum.

Milk Ice Cream Bar

Luke's Lobster

There's nothing better than finding your favorite lobster roll in the city, and Luke's is just the place.

Clinton Street Baking Company

As a girl from the south, I can honestly say that this puts our chicken and waffles to shame.

Bluestone Lane - Upper East Side (Manhattan)

Finding the perfect avo toast is a must for your Insta food aesthetic.

Chip New York City - Astoria

OH. MY. GOSH.

Dough

Look at that drip.

There are obviously wayyyy more than 10 restaurants in NYC that will boost your #foodie aesthetic. But these places are a good starting point. 

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