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We\u2019ve all been there. After a wild night out, sometimes the only thing on your mind after leaving the bar is where to find something to fill you up and wash away the taste of whatever it is you\u2019ve been drinking for the past three hours. Don\u2019t worry; you don\u2019t have to settle for cheese doodles and a Gatorade from the nearest corner bodega. Here are four places open late that serve up excellent food any time of day or night.<\/p>\n
Ray\u2019s Pizza<\/strong> You\u2019re in New York. Of course, the first and easiest choice is usually pizza. If you\u2019re out in the East Village or Lower East Side, where many nightlife lovers frequent, Ray\u2019s Pizza is a cheap, affordable and delicious way to top off your night and send you off feeling right. From the traditional cheese slice to something a little more exciting like barbecue chicken, Hawaiian or Taco Pizza, there\u2019s something here for everyone. Slices range from about $2.00 to $5.00.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Sex & the City<\/em> fans will recognize this restaurant immediately as the setting of the fab four\u2019s weekly brunches. Whether you\u2019ve seen the show or not, the food is delicious, the wait staff is beautiful and the atmosphere is both calm and classy. It\u2019s surprising that they\u2019re open 24 hours, given the quality of their fare and their popularity during regular business hours. If you\u2019re tired from a night out but still looking for a nice, filling, dining experience, the Cafeteria is perfect. Self described as \u201cserving exceptional American comfort food with a contemporary twist,” their overnight menu is priced moderately with items ranging from $3.00 to $24.00.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n WoHop<\/strong> Hope these help to make your morning after a night out in NYC a little more bearable!<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Photo: pasa47 <\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n
\nLower East Side
\n195 E Houston Street<\/p>\n
\nCafeteria<\/strong>
\nChelsea
\n119 7th Avenue<\/p>\n
\nChinatown
\n17 Mott Street
\nA hidden gem literally tucked away under Chinatown on a very unassuming street, you may think you\u2019ve come to the wrong place if you\u2019re arriving in the late night or early morning hours. But looks can be deceiving. WoHop is quite famous and their interior hasn\u2019t changed much since opening in 1938. Serving up all your Chinese food favorites, WoHop\u2019s walls are plastered with thousands of famous (and not so famous) people who have been so inclined to leave their photographic mark behind after enjoying the delicious food here. The fluorescent lights are a bit abrasive, but worth braving if you\u2019re serious about enjoying your late night meal.<\/p>\n
\nBagelSmith<\/strong>
\nWilliamsburg
\n189 Bedford Avenue
\nIf you spent your wild night out in the Williamsburg or Greenpoint neighborhoods of Brooklyn, where more and more young travelers have been visiting, the BagelSmith is your standard New York City bagel shop and deli and is open 24 hours. Its location is perfect if you\u2019re heading back into Manhattan or deeper into Brooklyn, as it is just around the corner from the Bedford L train stop on North 7 Street. They\u2019ve got everything you\u2019d find at a deli and more. The menu is very affordable, with bagels starting at a dollar and more complex sandwiches priced at about $8.00. There isn\u2019t too much seating, just about four spots near the window, but grab your sandwich to go and take in the sights and crowds or find a nearby bench to enjoy your last meal of the day.<\/p>\n