starved.io tracks 41 of the 108 licensed food establishments in NoHo (38%).
ManhattanData as of September 30, 2026
Ranked by starved score, among places discussed in the last year.
Vibrant and stylish Thai spot famous for its iconic steamed fish, addictive Zabb wings, and a creative, seafood-focused menu that feels like modern alchemy.
World-class, acid-forward New American small plates with a lively vibe and Michelin-starred pedigree. Casual, consistently excellent, and a go-to for solo dining at the bar.
Pioneering NYC's first entirely allergen-free bakery, serving expertly crafted, buttery, and gluten-free pastries that defy expectations.
An iconic, old-school Italian red sauce joint with vintage romantic charm and a celebrity following. Known for hearty portions, but be prepared for long lines and a no-reservation policy.
Uniquely creative Korean-Southern fusion tapas in a cozy, intimate NYC setting. Known for bold flavors, playful atmosphere, and must-try signature steak.
Elite, high-end omakase blending Japanese precision with French-inspired flair. Expect a theater-like 20-course tasting menu that ranks among the city's absolute best.
Buzzy NoHo brasserie serving elevated French classics, exceptional pastries, and bakery treats in a stunning, historic setting.
Classic Euro-bistro charm with must-try house-made breads and wood-fired mains. A polished, glowy Noho favorite for fusion-forward dining.
An underrated Manhattan gem serving exceptional classic donuts, cookies, and late-night treats without the long lines.
Rustic, atmospheric NoHo icon housed in a former antique store. Renowned for a massive Italian wine cellar and cozy, film-set vibes.
Most distinct posts about each place in the last 90 days.
Vibrant and stylish Thai spot famous for its iconic steamed fish, addictive Zabb wings, and a creative, seafood-focused menu that feels like modern alchemy.
World-class, acid-forward New American small plates with a lively vibe and Michelin-starred pedigree. Casual, consistently excellent, and a go-to for solo dining at the bar.
Pioneering NYC's first entirely allergen-free bakery, serving expertly crafted, buttery, and gluten-free pastries that defy expectations.
Rustic, atmospheric NoHo icon housed in a former antique store. Renowned for a massive Italian wine cellar and cozy, film-set vibes.
An iconic, old-school Italian red sauce joint with vintage romantic charm and a celebrity following. Known for hearty portions, but be prepared for long lines and a no-reservation policy.
Uniquely creative Korean-Southern fusion tapas in a cozy, intimate NYC setting. Known for bold flavors, playful atmosphere, and must-try signature steak.
Classic Euro-bistro charm with must-try house-made breads and wood-fired mains. A polished, glowy Noho favorite for fusion-forward dining.
An underrated Manhattan gem serving exceptional classic donuts, cookies, and late-night treats without the long lines.
Pioneering NYC's first entirely allergen-free bakery, serving expertly crafted, buttery, and gluten-free pastries that defy expectations.
World-class, acid-forward New American small plates with a lively vibe and Michelin-starred pedigree. Casual, consistently excellent, and a go-to for solo dining at the bar.
An underrated Manhattan gem serving exceptional classic donuts, cookies, and late-night treats without the long lines.
First appeared in our sources in the last 180 days. That's when people started talking about a place, not necessarily when it opened.
A creative nut butter coffee bar known for nostalgic, peanut-butter-infused lattes and delicious treats. The perfect stop for trendsetters seeking unique, flavor-forward caffeine fixes.
Vibrant Thai street food served in a nostalgic, cinema-themed setting. Expertly crafted noodle dishes and refreshing, innovative mocktails.
Each stat is quotable as written. Ranks are among the 37 neighborhoods with a dashboard. How we count
starved.io tracks 41 of the 108 licensed food establishments in NoHo (38%).
NoHo has 1,588 licensed food establishments per square mile, 6th of 37 ranked neighborhoods.
5 restaurants in NoHo hold a 2025 Michelin star, Bib Gourmand or Green Star, tied for 10th of 37 ranked neighborhoods.
356 r/FoodNYC threads mentioned a NoHo restaurant in the past year, 20th of 37 ranked neighborhoods.
NoHo restaurants appeared in 19 articles from outlets including Resy, The Infatuation and Grub Street in the past year, tied for 27th of 37 ranked neighborhoods.
52 Instagram food creators posted about NoHo restaurants in the past year, tied for 18th of 37 ranked neighborhoods.
7 of NoHo's 34 rated restaurants rank in starved.io's citywide top 10%, versus 10% expected.
The typical rated restaurant in NoHo scores at the 63rd percentile of starved.io's citywide ranking.
Japanese restaurants make up 20% of NoHo's restaurants, 2.0× the citywide share (10%).
Fish Cheeks was NoHo's most-discussed restaurant on r/FoodNYC in the past year (96 threads).
2 restaurants in NoHo first appeared in our sources in the last 180 days.
| Cuisine | NoHo | All NYC |
|---|---|---|
| American | 23% 22% | |
| Japanese | 20% 10% | |
| Italian | 17% 16% | |
| Thai | 5.7% 2.8% | |
| Mexican | 5.7% 4.3% | |
| Australian | 5.7% 0.3% | |
Distinct r/FoodNYC threads about NoHo restaurants, Sep 1, 2025 – Aug 31, 2026.
| Month | Threads | Share index |
|---|---|---|
| Sep '25 | 29 | 0.85× |
| Oct '25 | 34 | 0.91× |
| Nov '25 | 26 | 0.88× |
| Dec '25 | 19 | 0.79× |
| Jan '26 | 26 | 0.99× |
| Feb '26 | 20 | 0.81× |
| Mar '26 | 25 | 0.85× |
| Apr '26 | 34 | 1.01× |
| May '26 | 49 | 1.37× |
| Jun '26 | 28 | 1.00× |
| Jul '26 | 47 | 1.55× |
| Aug '26 | 28 | 0.98× |
Data as of September 30, 2026. Time windows never reach earlier than March 1, 2025, when dense Reddit coverage begins. Ranks are among the 37 neighborhoods with a dashboard. A neighborhood gets one at 25+ tracked and 15+ rated restaurants, and a stat is left out entirely when its sample is too small.
Every licensed food establishment in the NYC DOHMH inspection dataset is placed in a neighborhood by its coordinates (Pediacities NYC neighborhood boundaries, point-in-polygon on NYC DOHMH inspection-record coordinates). "Tracked" restaurants are those with a starved.io profile. Coverage varies a lot between neighborhoods, so compare it before comparing anything else.
Licensed food establishments divided by the neighborhood's land area in square miles (0.068 sq mi here), measured in a New York State Plane projection.
A profiled restaurant with at least 3 unique Reddit, Instagram or article references and at least 5 sentiment-scored opinions. starved score = the site's 'Best' sort: share of positive opinions weighted by the number of unique posts. It measures how much, and how warmly, a place is discussed; it is not a star rating. Citywide, 3,181 restaurants are rated; the median score is 15 and the top-10% cutoff is 42.82.
Distinct r/FoodNYC threads with at least one comment or post about a restaurant in the neighborhood. A thread that names several of its restaurants counts once.
Distinct articles (by URL) from food media that discuss a restaurant in the neighborhood, dated by publication.
Distinct Instagram accounts that posted about a restaurant in the neighborhood.
Current-edition Michelin Guide (stars, Bib Gourmand, Green Star) and New York Times 100 Best awards, matched to restaurants by Google Places ID. Starved.io is not affiliated with either.
Each restaurant counts once, under its most-mentioned cuisine tag. Shares are out of tracked restaurants with a cuisine tag, here and citywide. A ratio above 1× means the cuisine is more common here than across the city.
Restaurants on a recent DOHMH permit whose first mention in any of our sources was in the last 180 days. This is when people started talking about a place, not its opening date.