There are endless delivery options in New York City. You can get food from delivery services like Postmates, Seamless, and Caviar, or order from curated menus by Maple and Served by Stadium. With boundless options, the selection process can get pretty overwhelming. That is why we’re offering you this list, to speed up the decision making so you can get eating.
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1. Han Dynasty, via Postmates
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For your spicy-Szechuan fix. You can’t go wrong with the dandan noodles. Their packaging is dope, giving plenty of food for tomorrow’s leftover lunch.
2. Mission Cantina, via Postmates
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The best burritos in Manhattan, Danny Bowien just gets food. The burrito’s arrive still hot and tasty.
3. Baz Bagel, via Postmates
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These hand-rolled bagels are no joke, and neither is their bacon. Perfect for a lazy sunday.
4. Ivan Ramen Slurp Shop, via Caviar
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This delivery is soooo well-packaged that I considered not writing about it. I wanted to keep this home-delivered ramen perfection all to myself. Their genius packaging, with the broth packed separately, allows for you to get the in-restaurant experience from home.
5. Miss Lily’s 7A, via Delivery.com
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Getting this ahmaaaazing jerk chicken delivered to your door is a great way to avoid the wait, and putting on pants.
6. Balade, via Seamless
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This Lebanese gem offers fantastic tabouleh, shawarma and falafel. Oh, and the rkakat is a must. Most importantly, they are one of the fastest delivery spots in the East Village.
7. Root and Bone, via Seamless
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Let me set the scene for you — bubble bath, beer, and a bucket of chicken. Don’t we all need to treat ourselves?
7. Rubirosa, via Postmates
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You NEED that vodka pizza.
8. Le Colonial, via Caviar
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This restaurant offers upscale French-Vietnamese fusion and the best sticky rice you can find.
9. Malai Marke, via Seamless
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With a section of the menu called “spicy club”, this Indian cuisine is unreal. The food comes quickly and warm.
10. Nom Wah Tea Parlor, via Caviar
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Chinatown’s first dim sum parlor. As you can tell, these dumplings can endure long travels while maintaining their perfect form.
11. Joe’s Pizza, via Seamless
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Arguably the best pizza in Manhattan (or the world). This pizza may be as good cold.
12. Meatball Shop, via Postmates
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Avoid the two hour wait for Manhattan’s hottest balls. They are delivered quickly in biodegradable materials (you’re welcome, Earth).
13. Bob White Counter, via Seamless
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YAAAAAS fried chicken.
14. Black Seed Bagels, via Postmates
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Perfect for your crazy brunch fix at home. Must get the tobiko caviar spread on these fire roasted bagels.
15. Glaze Teriyaki Grill, via Seamless
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Probably one of the best lunch deliveries for Midtown Manhattan. The food is well packaged in biodegradable materials.
16. Café Habana, via Postmates
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The grilled corn and cuban sandwich are both a must.
17. Candle Cafe, via Postmates
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The most delicious vegetarian food you’ll ever eat in bed.
18. Pizza Park, via Seamless
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Best place for a pizza fix on the Upper East Side. This traditional NYC pizza spot delivers quickly and tastes delicious.
19. Yerba Buena, via Grubhub
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An East Village gem with Latin cuisine that is out of this world. If you’re in this amazing restaurant’s delivery range, consider yourself lucky.
20. Somtum Der, via Seamless
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For a unique Thai experience.
21. La Esquina, via Grubhub
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New York’s most famous taqueria can be delivered to your door.
22. Frankies Spuntino 570, via Caviar
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The gnocchi are no joke. I’m relatively certain they come from the clouds. I don’t know how, but they magically travel well.
23. Motorino, via Seamless
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Last but definitely not least, the most glorious pie in all of NYC.