Broadway is lined with restaurants in this area. Starting at 116th and going downtown, here are a few notable choices:
Ollie’s Noodle Shop, 116th: Fast, inexpensive Chinese food. Very convenient, particularly if not overly crowded.
Vine Sushi, 116th: Moderately priced and generally rated as average level quality sushi and Japanese food.
Nussbaum and Wu, 113th: Sandwiches, bagels, etc. Popular with reasonable food. The bagels are better at Absolute bagel.
The Mill, 113th: Originally a NYC diner, slowly converted into a Korean restaurant over many years. Above average Korean food and still home to a traditional lime rickey.
Community Food and Juice, 112th-113th: A popular place for “American-eclectic” food that starts from many standard American dishes and adds a few twists, along with organic and local ingredients.
LeMonde, 112th-113th: A French bistro, with above average food for this neighborhood and above average prices.
The Deluxe, 113th: A slightly upscale diner with a variety of American food.
Famous Famiglia, 111th: Pizza, by the slice or by the pie. Fresh, yummy, fast.
Mel’s Burger, 110th: A burger joint with great milkshakes and sports on the television.
West Side Market, 110th: A large grocery store, open 24/7, with a wonderful salad bar, fresh sandwich making and hot meals to go.
Cascabel Tacqueria, 108th: An above average Mexican restaurant.
Absolute Bagels, 107-108th: Fresh bagels all the time. Worth the walk.