Six Spectacular Spots to Order Delivery from in NYC When It's Too Cold To Leave The Home
Since everyone is mainly staying indoors due to Omicron and the freezing temps, I wanted to send along 6 of the best spots in New York City to order delivery from so you never have to leave the apartment.
Zazzy's Pizza
Zazzy’s Pizza (173 Orchard St) brings an assortment of traditional and plant-based comfort food and healthy beverages. The house-made pizza features traditional pizzas including specialty pizzas also available in vegan and gluten-free options. Individual slices and whole pies are both available for delivery.
Egg Shop
Egg Shop in Williamsburg (138 N 8th St) and Nolita (151 Elizabeth St) is inspired by the incredible versatility of the egg, developing infinite egg-centric dishes that are both familiar and nuanced. The seasonal menu can be ordered for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Popular items include the B.E.C. (Bacon, Egg and Cheese), El Capitan, and the Scrambler. Beverages include fresh juices, creative & refreshing cocktails, and a selection of organic and biodynamic wines. Each dish is organic and locally sourced, all available to order for delivery.
Innocent Yesterday
Innocent Yesterday (252 B E 77th St) innovates a luxe brand of vegan baked goods, cafe-fare, ice cream and treats. The bakery features a variety of pastries, sweetbreads and puddings, cookies, bars, cupcakes, cakes by the slice, and donuts along with an ice cream bar with different flavors and toppings.
Snob
SNOB (252 A E 77th St) features a rich variety of healthy smoothie bowls, smoothies, fresh juices, plant-based snacks, and delicious desserts. Healthy bowls include a variety of acai base bowls, pitaya base bowls, and green goddess bowls all made and topped with ingredients. SNOB bowls are available for delivery.
Fornino
Fornino in Greenpoint (849 Manhattan Ave) and Time Out Market (55 Water Street) Italian-based restaurant features decadent toppings and perfectly done pizza sourcing each ingredient from top quality. The brick oven pizza menu is structured with inspirations from Naples, traditions, and Fornino’s own creative combinations with over 20 varieties to choose from. A variety of appetizers, salads, calzones are also available along with beverages. Fornino locations are available for delivery both online and by phone.
Flip'd by IHOP
Flip'd by IHOP (110 E 23rd St) new fast-casual restaurant inspired by iHOP, will deliver breakfast any time of day and savory lunches both fresh and convenient. The breakfast menu includes pancake bowls and eggs in forms of sandwiches, burritos, and bowls. Featuring a variety of burgers and sandwiches, the savory lunch menu is also available for delivery. The new restaurant is open and available for online delivery from 7am to 10pm all week.
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