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NY · Cheap eats
Under twenty. Over the odds on quality. Harry ranks them the same way as everything else — Worth It score tells you how much quality you get per pound spent.
New York's cheap eat mythology is real. The $1 pizza slice still exists and is still fine. The Halal cart on 53rd and 6th is not a tourist myth. Flushing's food court is the single best cheap-eat destination in America. Chinatown has soup dumplings and hand-pulled noodles at prices that make no economic sense. The city is expensive; the food doesn't have to be.
| Worth It score | Harry's primary filter for cheap eats. Measures quality relative to price — a high Worth It score means the restaurant punches above its price class. Not just cheap; cheap for what you get. |
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| Local signal | Tourist cheap eats exist — they're cheap because they can be. Harry cross-references local review signals against tourist sources. A place that locals actually eat at on a Tuesday is different from a TripAdvisor-optimised lunch spot. |
| Harry Score | The composite score from Google, Yelp, Tripadvisor, and critic reviews. Even cheap eats need to be good cheap eats — the Worth It score identifies value, the Harry Score confirms quality. |
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