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Manhattan Italian Restaurant Ranks As Best Place To Eat In The U.S.

Pastas at Ci Siamo in New York City

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Some people gatekeep their favorite restaurant. Others rave about it to everyone they know, heavily compliment the staff every time they come in, and of course, post incessantly online about their favorite spot. Yelp users, aka Yelpers, are some of those people, and in 2025, they left hundreds of millions of reviews to recommend (and perhaps warn about) restaurants all over the world.

This January, for the 13th year in a row, Yelp has used this user-sourced date to curate a list of the top restaurants in the United States. Unlike other awards (Michelin) or accolades (Le Liste), this list comes purely from everyday people who choose where they spend their time, money and appetite.

Yelp analyzes user reviews for all restaurants within the country by looking at the total volume and ratings of reviews, and ensures that every restaurant on the top 100 list has a passing health score as of November 6, 2025.

From the data, yelp was also able to identify predominant food trends including sandwiches for dinner, sushi, and “grandma-core” dining.

Slices of pizza at L’Industrie in Brooklyn

L’Industrie

“The trends for these restaurants are always really fascinating and reflect the user searches we see on Yelp. This year’s trends like ‘nonna-stalgia’ and all-day breakfast spots point to a calling for comfort food that really warms the soul,” said Tara Lewis, Yelp’s VP of Consumer Expansion and Trend Expert. “We all know food can be transformative, so seeing a big calling for that escape into warm, cozy dishes speaks volumes to what consumers are seeking out. This year’s list spotlights everything from affordable comfort food to memorable culinary experiences you can’t find anywhere else.”

At the top of 2026’s Best Places to Dine: Ci Siamo, an upscale Italian restaurant in New York City led by chef Hillary Sterling known for comforting, elevated dishes like rigatoni alla gricia with crispy guanciale and Florentine steaks with flaky rosemary salt. It’s very on trend and still original. For those who want to recreate the restaurant at home, Sterling’s first cookbook, AMMAZZA! Culinary Adventures from New York to Italy and Back Again, debuts this May.

Yelp’s full list, below:

Yelp’s 2026 Top 100 Places to Eat in the U.S.

  1. Ci Siamo, New York, NY
  2. Taste of Texas, Houston, TX
  3. NAM Kitchen, Gardena, CA
  4. Waffle and Berry, Honolulu, HI
  5. Comfort Cafe, San Antonio, TX
  6. Adela’s Country Eatery, Kaneohe, HI
  7. Broken Mouth, Los Angeles, CA
  8. GW Fins, New Orleans, LA
  9. Slackwater, Salt Lake City, UT
  10. Pepp & Dolores, Cincinnati, OH
  11. Butcher’s Union, Grand Rapids, MI
  12. Porzana, Minneapolis, MN
  13. Leven Deli, Denver, CO
  14. RJ Skillets, Portland, OR
  15. Joe’s Kansas City Bar-B-Que, Kansas City, KS
  16. Greek Bistro, Glendale, California
  17. Tsukiyo Sushi, Los Angeles, California
  18. Papi’s Ohana, Lahaina, Maui, Hawaii
  19. Fat Of The Land, Santa Ana, California
  20. COTE Miami, Miami, Florida
  21. Thanh Tinh Chay, San Diego, California
  22. Zen Curry and Grill, Temecula, California
  23. Rock N’ Potato, Las Vegas, Nevada
  24. Noko Nashville, Nashville, Tennessee
  25. Ludi’s Restaurant & Lounge, Seattle, Washington
  26. Lucky Noodle, Las Vegas, Nevada
  27. L’industrie Pizzeria, Brooklyn, New York
  28. Degthai, Nashville, Tennessee
  29. Meesh Meesh, Louisville, Kentucky
  30. Ekiben, Baltimore, Maryland
  31. Ton Shou, Las Vegas, Nevada
  32. Tumerico, Tucson, Arizona
  33. De Babel, Scottsdale, Arizona
  34. Rutba Indian Kitchen, Las Vegas, Nevada
  35. Charoen Krung Thai, New York, New York
  36. Hatsuyuki Handroll Bar, Fort Worth, Texas
  37. Gold Spoon, Carrollton, Texas
  38. Gurumé, New York, New York
  39. Von’s 1000 Spirits, Woodinville, Washington
  40. Alma Fonda Fina, Denver, Colorado
  41. Corazon De Agave, Phoenix, Arizona
  42. Larb Thai-Isan, Fort Lauderdale, Florida
  43. Xiaolong Dumpling, Houston, Texas
  44. Aroy Mak Thai Food, Seattle, Washington
  45. Da Andrea — Chelsea, New York, New York
  46. Mawn, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
  47. Taqueria De Diez, Austin, Texas
  48. Lewis Barbecue, Charleston, South Carolina
  49. Hutchins BBQ, Frisco, Texas
  50. Aga’s Restaurant & Catering, Houston, Texas
  51. Gino’s Deli Stop N Buy, San Antonio, Texas
  52. Taco Viva, Phoenix, Arizona
  53. 167 Raw Oyster Bar, Charleston, South Carolina
  54. Lapisara Eatery, San Francisco, California
  55. Mikiya Wagyu Shabu House, Houston, Texas
  56. Georgetown Seafood, Washington, District of Columbia
  57. Sushi Yume, Round Rock, Texas
  58. Yuubi Sushi, Beaverton, Oregon
  59. Edmond’s Burgers & More, Plano, Texas
  60. Flavor Rich Restaurant, Atlanta, Georgia
  61. Jayd Bun, South Kingstown, Rhode Island
  62. Whip My Soul, Austin, Texas
  63. The Ginger Mule, Houston, Texas
  64. Revelry, Pompano Beach, Florida
  65. Ciccio Mio, Chicago, Illinois
  66. Bird Bird Biscuit, Austin, Texas
  67. Cafe Bonjour, Boston, Massachusetts
  68. Chay Restaurant, Falls Church, Virginia
  69. Shabu En, Houston, Texas
  70. Crackings, Santa Rosa Beach, Florida
  71. Songbird, St. Louis, Missouri
  72. Rosalia’s Kitchen, Miramar, Florida
  73. The Chef’s Table, Houston, Texas
  74. Umai Nori, Washington, District of Columbia
  75. Stasio’s, Orlando, Florida
  76. Cafe Kacao, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
  77. Telva at The Ridge, Webster Groves, Missouri
  78. Fountain Grill, Ashburn, Virginia
  79. Memoir, Omaha, Nebraska
  80. Yunta Nikkei, Charlotte, North Carolina
  81. The BEP Corner, Duluth, Georgia
  82. Blues City Deli, St. Louis, Missouri
  83. Birdies by Chef Kevin Lee, Edmond, Oklahoma
  84. Monell’s Dining & Catering, Nashville, Tennessee
  85. Khao Moo Dang, Portland, Oregon
  86. Fúdo, Chamblee, Georgia
  87. Zeneli Pizzeria, New Haven, Connecticut
  88. Room Service, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
  89. Board and Drink, San Francisco, California
  90. Two Chicks Café — CBD, New Orleans, Louisiana
  91. Carmelina’s, Boston, Massachusetts
  92. Kitchen Social, Columbus, Ohio
  93. The Butter Milk Ranch, Nashville, Tennessee
  94. Zesty Creole, New Orleans, Louisiana
  95. 618, Freehold Borough, New Jersey
  96. Un Amor, Chicago, Illinois
  97. Polite Society, St. Louis, Missouri
  98. Trivoli Tavern, Chicago, Illinois
  99. Golden Banh Mi, Aurora, Colorado
  100. Matt and Tony’s All Day Kitchen Bar, Alexandria, Virginia

Source: https://www.forbes.com/sites/melissakravitz/2026/01/21/manhattan-italian-restaurant-ranks-as-best-place-to-eat-in-the-us/

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