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Taste of Summer: E-board's Favorite Summer Restaurants of 2024

Updated: Sep 24



As the semester kicks off and fall peeks around the corner, we can’t help but reminisce about summer. This past season, our E-Board created unforgettable memories while savoring delicious meals that lingered long after the last bite. Find out what E-board’s favorite bites were this summer!


 

🍴Shayla, President

  • Favorite Restaurant: Barking Dog

    • Barking Dog is a beloved dog-friendly restaurant in the Upper East Side, inspired by the vision of creating a welcoming space for both people and their pets. Their menu features classic American favorites like sandwiches, burgers, and brunch staples. 



Courtesy of Shayla Flynn


“Perfect spot for brunch and great outdoor seating for when the weather is nice, also a super friendly staff” 


  • Honorable mentions:

    •  Bunny & Bro Coffee: Try their Matcha Einspanner!

    •  Ten Ichi Mart:  Enjoy 50% off hot foods to go after 8 PM!


 

🍴Ally, Treasurer

  • Favorite Restaurant: Mango Mango 

    • Mango Mango is a must-visit for those with a sweet tooth. They combine the tradition of Hong Kong sweet soups with modern dessert creations. With multiple locations around NYC, they specialize in treats made from the freshest mangoes! 


Courtesy of Ally Zhu


“It's the perfect summer treat, but it’s so perfect at any time of the year because the mango is ALWAYS ripe there. It was so fun eating there with friends and just chatting” 


  • Honorable mentions:

    • 886: Enjoy great portions of Taiwanese food that never disappoints

    • Shu Jiao Fu Zhou: Try their cheap but delicious dumplings that tastes like home

    • Kijitora: Swing by for a yummy onigiri and strawberry latte 


 

🍴Rachel, Social Director

  • Favorite Restaurant: Little Uluh

    • Little Uluh is a sister extension of Uluh and Uluhuluh, offering an Asian-inspired all-day brunch. The diverse menu features flavorful pasta, juicy burgers, fluffy soufflés, and delightful pancakes, combining classic brunch favorites with unique Asian flavors for a one-of-a-kind dining experience.


Courtesy of Rachel Westerfield


“They have the fluffiest soufflé pancakes that melt in your mouth and have got that jiggle factor down.  You can also get a 'sunny side up latte', topped with a mini sunny side up egg made of cream for the whites and mango cream for the yolk. I would recommend the honeycomb pancakes and the matcha sunny side up latte.”


  • Honorable mentions

    • Moka Matcha: Print your favorite pictures onto your latte! Look at how cute Rachel’s cat is!


 

🍴Julia, Co-Marketing Director

  • Favorite Restaurant: L’antica Pizzeria Da Michele

    • L’Antica Pizzeria da Michele, founded in 1870 in Naples, Italy, is a legendary establishment known for authentic Neapolitan pizza. Created by Michele Condurro and passed down through generations, it has become a symbol of tradition and quality, earning the title of the “Sacred Temple of Pizza.” While the original location attracts pizza enthusiasts worldwide, the pizzeria has expanded globally, maintaining its iconic charm and commitment to excellence.



Courtesy of Julia Barnes


“L’Antica Pizzeria Da Michele has some of the best pizza I’ve had in NYC. They’ve been making pizza since 1870 in Naples, Italy, and now have four locations in the U.S. This place is perfect for anyone who enjoys Neapolitan-style pizza. You absolutely have to try the Diavola or their classic Margherita pizza. Also, fun fact: their original location was featured in the movie Eat Pray Love.”


 

🍴Sasha, Co-Marketing Director

  • Favorite Restaurant: Five Senses

    • Five Senses is a cozy restaurant that serves casual Korean comfort food with a modern twist. Their banchan (side dishes) vary daily depending on what ingredients are available, but that’s how you know each dish is made with fresh ingredients. 


Courtesy of Sasha Beck


We tried a few of their dishes including the bulgogi bibimbap and their dumplings. There was so much flavor and a perfect comfort meal after a long day of moving into my apartment”


 

🍴Elva, Editorial Director

  • Favorite Restaurant: Pig & Khao

    • Pig & Khao serves Southeast Asian cuisine influenced by Chef Leah Cohen's Filipino upbringing. The dishes showcase a fusion of flavors from Southeast Asia including the Philippines, Hong Kong, Thailand, and Cambodia. 


Courtesy of Elva Lei


“The food is just so flavorful! It’s one of the best Khao Soi I’ve ever tried. Perfect to go alone or even grab some drinks with a couple of friends” 

  • Honorable Mentions

    • Izakaya Mew: Enjoy some sharable plates of Japanese street food!

    • Rice Thief: Try their super fresh raw marinated crab!


 

🌏 GLOBAL EATS 🌏


Meera, our Vice President, went to Argentina this summer! Keep her list in mind when you visit!


🍴Meera, Vice President

  • Favorite Restaurant: Don Julio

    • Don Julio started as a neighborhood steakhouse in the 19th century and has now become famous for its commitment to sustainable cattle farming and organic food. It has a huge wine collection that showcases Argentina's best wines, attracting both tourists and locals. The atmosphere is relaxed, and owner Pablo Rivero encourages diners to leave messages on wine bottles. The menu features tasty starters like gooey cheese and sweetbreads, followed by top-quality beef cuts sourced from responsibly farmed cattle.


Courtesy of Meera Patel


“The food, ambiance, and company there were incredible. Top-tier wine, steak, and mollejas - with the tastiest bread and olive oil that was replaced as soon as we had one piece left”


  • Honorable mentions:

    • Mercado de San Telmo: Walk through and smell the variety of foods that each vendor has to offer!

    • Rapanui Chocolates: Must visit if you have a sweet tooth!

    • Florería Atlantico: Try their creative drinks and enjoy the underground scenery (Meera celebrated her 21st here! Wish her a belated happy birthday!)



 

As we savor the memories of summer, we can't wait for the flavors of fall! Be on the look out for what's coming next at Bite Club this semester!

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