“Those honey butter pancakes they do are so out of this world good. There's honestly nothing like them in New York City. They're dense but fluffy....The butter and the sauce they put on, it's just beautiful. But that tuna melt is fantastic. If you're still a little kid at heart like me, know that they put potato chips in the sandwich. You’ve got this toasted bread with the tuna salad, and the cheese is perfectly melted, and then with the salt and vinegar chips inside… it's art."

“My apartment was literally five minutes away in a car. You can order their soup dumplings via delivery and they get to you still hot, or you can go there and eat them and they're just the best. They're best, of course, if you eat them in person. Those pork soup dumplings are heaven. There's nothing like a New York winter day getting those dumplings. I always burn the roof of my mouth because I can't wait. I’ve just got to eat them.”

“[Former Bachelor] Matt James used to bring me there because there's one in the West Village and on Mondays, it was buy one get one burrito. Me and Matt, we played in a men's basketball league nearby on Mondays. We'd go eat a burrito before playing our game and we'd come back and get a burrito after. That's how we rolled. I get double chicken, with big thick french fries, avocado, rice and beans, and then you put that home run sauce all over the top of it and it just is perfect."

“This is the place you come to at like 11:30 or 12 o'clock at night... It's a great slice and it’s a fun place. They’ve got old school arcade games in there. I like to have a doughy crust like theirs—I hate crackly pizza. I've been leaning more into cheese pizza lately, just because I don't like the kind of grease that pools up with the pepperoni sometimes. Your slice can't be too floppy, either, though—the New York flop or whatever it is. Scarr’s has it figured out.”

“I always try to make an effort to stop by and buy a bagel whenever I'm around. I’d never been a big salmon and cream cheese person until I went to this place and someone ate it and told me, ‘Dude, you gotta try it just once.’ So I did. They do the salmon pastrami-style and man, it's amazing. I think about that bagel a lot when I'm in Florida.”

“The 4 Charles Burger… me and my boys always try to make it a point when we get together in New York City, that's where we go. We eat a burger and catch up in this cool little small, dark, fancy restaurant. I add the egg sometimes. I'm more of a mustard guy. The cheat code is that [there's a similar] burger at Restoration Hardware, which we have in West Palm Beach, but I don't think it's ever as good as the one at 4 Charles.”

“The first time I went to The Nines, I was really drunk, I'm not gonna lie. The music was bumping and everyone was having a great time. I was just in love with the place. Then, all of a sudden, this burger came to the table and we were supposed to share it with everybody. I took two bites of it and I just immediately hid it from everybody and ate the whole thing. I need to go back sober to make sure it's as good as I thought it was.”

“Carriage House is a cool spot with such a great vibe. I love their uni butter tagliatelle. For me, uni can be a little too salty or fishy, you know? But their chef does a good job of making it blend well with the entire dish. I mean, he's an artist. He's a great chef. This dish is something that I would never typically order, but because I trust him and his entire menu, I do. Carriage House really creates an experience for everyone who walks through that door.”

“I don't know how they do that french toast. It's almost like it's medium rare. You know with steaks how they can do Pittsburgh-style, where it's crunchy on the outside and rare on the inside? That’s kind of how Sadelle’s does their french toast. It's insane.”

“I randomly needed to get a quick lunch before a meeting, so I went into Thai Villa. I was blown away by it. I ordered the curry, ate it all, and was so amazed by it that I ordered curry again and then ate it all, again. I love red curry, a spicy red curry, especially in New York City in the winter. It's heavenly. It warms you up. I like when my nose starts to drip a little bit ‘cause it's so spicy. That's when you know it's hitting.”