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- 164 Bedford Ave., Williamsburg 11211
- 347-725-4793
Sweet Chick
Chicken ‘n’ waffles meets fine dining. Elevated approach sees fried birds hitting the golden, crisp, and juicy trifecta. Classic waffles joined by bacon and cheddar or rosemary and shro... read more
- 46 W. 116th St., Harlem 10026
- 646-738-3050
Harvist
Chef Cassandra Quinlan-Ashford’s locavore eatery in the MIST Harlem arts and culture center. Earth-toned dining room with vibrant paintings and red banquettes for accent. Herbs imported from ... read more
- 155 Chambers St., Tribeca 10013
- 212-964-3284
Dirty Bird To Go
Mom and pop from Louisiana and Mississippi bring the south to the west side. Cornbread, mac ‘n’ cheese, homemade lemonade. Birds made for modern times: chickens are all-natural, antibio... read more
- 1084 Flushing Ave., Bushwick 11237
- 347-295-2227
Mama Joy's
Hot mama. High-end Southern comfort, with rotating seasonal menus. Sophisticated takes, like duo of pork (belly and shoulder) over cornbread with tobacco-infused cherries. Biscuits and gravy gets a... read more
- 538 Sixth Ave., Union Square 10011
- 212-206-0605
Pink Tea Cup Chicken and Waffles
Grove Street institution dates to 1954, but all that remains is the name and goodwill for owner Lawrence Page to build on. Second location of second coming brings the pink love to two floors. Kitsc... read more
- 31 W. 8th St., Greenwich Village 10011
- 212-777-7131
Sticky's Finger Joint
Perhaps the greatest chicken finger you've ever had. No, no, it absolutely is the greatest chicken finger you've ever had. Hormone-free, cruelty-free, free-range chicken is the star of this show. S... read more
- 94 Ave. C, East Village 10009
- 212-228-2972
Bobwhite Lunch and Supper Counter
Sleepy-Southern-town visions of the old letter avenues may not be dead yet. Owner hails from the great commonwealth of Virginia, keeps it simple with focus on smmies and chicken suppers. For the la... read more
- 234 E. 4th St., East Village 10009
- 212-995-8600
The Cardinal
Name honors the state bird of North Carolina, both kitchen and vibe follow the Tar Heel lead. Pork chops come fried then smothered, BBQ plates go triple threat with pig, brisket, and homemade hot l... read more
- 509 Myrtle Ave., Fort Greene 11205
- 718-783-1936
SoCo
Southern comfort meets the modern era. Creative tweaks of Cajun, bbq, and soul classics. Wings sided with house-made pepper jelly sauce and tzatziki, buttermilk fried chicken matched with a red vel... read more
- 1125 First Ave., Upper East Side 10065
- 212-832-1551
Neely’s Barbecue Parlor
Tennessee down-home stars try out the dead opposite environment. Rambling UES spot takes its parlor theme seriously, with old-timey wallpaper, fireplace, ceiling fans. Multiple rooms, porch seating... read more
- 645 Ninth Ave., Midtown West 10036
- 212-265-1000
Southern Hospitality
Tennessee's favorite son, Justin Timberlake, plays front man to expanding BBQ scene. Goes whole hog with Confederate faves, covering pulled pork, chicken, ribs, and fried versions of pretty muc... read more
- 231 Court St., Cobble Hill 11201
- 718-596-9707
Van Horn Sandwich Shop
Tar Heels from way back team up on low-key southern spot. Family recipes culled for authentic takes on buttermilk fried chicken, cornmeal catfish, and vinegary pulled pork. Further Dixie cred in co... read more
- 310 Lenox Ave., Harlem 10027
- 212-792-9001
Red Rooster
Cheflebrity Marcus Samuelsson brings modern, soulful fare to the new Harlem. Dirty south by way of Scandinavia: meatballs and lingonberry, duck liver pudding, lox tarts. Old Harlem, too, in both th... read more
- 325 Bowery, East Village 10003
- 646-602-7015
Peels
Joey Ramone Place sprouts a southern-accented diner from the Freemans crew. Versatile bi-level space with take-out counter, communal table, booths, bar. Stumptown coffee to get your heart started i... read more
- 116 E. 16th St., Union Square 10003
- 212-673-6465
Brother Jimmy's
Citywide 'cue chain brings the roadhouse kitsch to Union Square. Weathered wood, old signs, curving bar wallpapered in license plates. Gobble up some southern-style BBQ, hickory smoked and served w... read more
- 166 S. 4th St., Williamsburg 11211
- 347-529-6090
Pies-n-Thighs
Because there ain't nothin' like sitting in the shadow of the Williamsburg Bridge with a heaping pile of fried chicken and collard greens. Hole in the wall kept homey with distressed brick, toy tru... read more
- 46 Henry St., Brooklyn Heights 11201
- 718-858-9605
Bread & Butter
Former Brooklyn Heights bistro rises from its baguette ashes all-American as Wonder Bread and a tub of Country Crock. Geographical mishmash of haute comfort: Maine lobster rolls, Louisiana gumbo, A... read more
- 271 Adelphi St., Fort Greene 11205
- 718-643-4216
The Brooklyn Cornerstone
Genteel dining in Fort Greene. Versatile space covers gated patio, roof deck, two full bars. American menu goes the seasonal route, highlights local produce, sustainable seafood. Former Red Bamboo ... read more
- 156 Ninth Ave., Chelsea 10011
- 212-620-4545
Tipsy Parson
Named for a drunk dessert, but sounds like a smashed Southern deb to us. Little Giant ladies go north to Chelsea but dish the dirty-dirty. Haute Dixie puts the roasted prunes in pork and grits, the... read more
- 593 Lorimer St., Williamsburg 11211
- 718-599-9899
The Brooklyn Star
Momofuku partner sells his share of the ramen empire to launch his own Star. Inspiration trucked up 95 from the dirrty South. Chef Joaquin Baca brings soulful cornbread, tangy ribs marinated in Dr.... read more
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