Best Cheap Paleo Restaurants in Washington Heights | Cheap & Paleo

6 restaurants in Best Cheap Paleo Restaurants in Washington Heights | Cheap & Paleo

• Tampopo Ramen — Japanese · rated 4.5/5: Clouds of fragrant steam rise from bubbling cauldrons of broth, welcoming guests into a vibrant space where the rhythmic clatter of ceramic spoons provides the soundtrack to a soulful meal. Each bowl is a carefully composed landscape of springy noodles, tender slow-braised chashu, and jammy eggs, all swimming in a deeply umami soup that feels like a warm embrace.
• Saggio — Italian · rated 4.4/5: Step into a sun-drenched sanctuary where the rhythmic toss of handmade pasta and the comforting aroma of slow-simmered ragu create an immediate sense of old-world belonging. The kitchen honors Italian tradition through velvety ribbons of tagliatelle and golden, crusty breads that serve as the perfect vessel for vibrant olive oils and savory braises. Each plate captures a delicate balance of rustic soul and refined technique, turning a simple dinner into a lingering celebration of Mediterranean warmth.
• Antojitos Mexicanos — Mexican · rated 4.2/5: Antojitos Mexicanos captures the spirited energy of a sun-drenched plaza, where the air is thick with the intoxicating aroma of charred chiles and slow-simmered carnitas. Hand-pressed tortillas cradle vibrant, spice-kissed fillings that dance on the palate alongside zesty salsas and cool crema, offering a soulful celebration of Mexico’s most beloved street-food traditions.
• Tampopo Ramen — Japanese · rated 4/5: This lively destination captures the soulful essence of Japanese comfort food, where the air hums with the savory aroma of garlic sesame and the inviting sizzle of pan-fried gyoza. Diners delight in a vibrant spread of textures, from the crunch of golden karaage and purple sweet potato tempura to the soft embrace of pillowy steamed bao buns and savory okonomiyaki pancakes.
• Buunni — Ethiopian cuisine). * · rated 3/5: The air is thick with the intoxicating fragrance of freshly roasted Ethiopian beans, drawing neighbors into a vibrant space where the rich heritage of the birthplace of coffee is celebrated in every pour. From the floral complexity of a single-origin Yirgacheffe to the velvety, spiced layers of a Fort Tryon Mocha, each cup offers a sensory journey through high-altitude estates and artisanal craftsmanship. Whether sipping a bright, citrusy Sidama or a comforting Hudson Fog, guests find a warm community hub that honors traditional roasting techniques while embracing a modern, creative coffee culture.
• The Heights Bar and Restaurant — American · rated 2.8/5: Perched above the city’s rhythm, this inviting retreat blends the warmth of a neighborhood local with an elevated American menu that celebrates bold, nostalgic flavors. Sunlight streams through expansive windows as guests gather over artfully stacked burgers and chilled craft brews, creating a spirited atmosphere where the casual ease of a backyard hangout meets the polished charm of a modern bistro.