Eating vegetarian at Big Jones may sound odd as the Andersonville restaurant specializes in Southern cooking and fried chicken to die for. But think again, vegetarians — Big Jones has excellent veggie options just for restaurant week. From a sweet potato and barley jambalaya with maitake mushrooms to an herbed gumbo, there are plenty of hearty options.

Head to Appellation in Andersonville for a long list of wines by the glass list, as this spot usually satisfies most wine lovers. Food-wise, it serves up both brunch and dinner options: pick from braised pork shoulder, mussels and gnocchi. There are also vegetarian options and cheese plates available.

Wots and messob are on the menu in Uptown for restaurant week. Offering a wide selection of dishes for two people during lunch and dinner, Demera’s Ethiopian cuisine is an excellent place to try food that’s often out of the mainstream while usually delicious. Sambussas start the meal, while basil-lime sorbet rounds out dessert for a tangy finish.

Head to this gem with Dutch and Indonesian influences, where chef David de Quay creates delicious and interesting dishes to tempt the tongue and churn the brain. Dinner includes an array of choices, like a baked chicken with a coconut gouda croquette and pea soup with rookworst.

With a meal that can start with oysters on the half shell and follow with mussels, Oyster Bah is the perfect spot to find a fit for the friend who’s always at $1 oyster happy hours. Plus options like calamari and ahi tuna tacos round out the seafood options, while a little gem salad and baby back ribs offer options for the seafood-averse.

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Sometimes, beer comes first. At Pub Royale, an ever-changing beer menu is the main event along the back wall to compliment the popular Anglo-Indian food. After grabbing a pint, pick from dishes like the spicy Gobi Manchurian and stake and ale hand pies.

Michael Mina’s new restaurant inside the Waldorf Astoria is opulent, offering high-end French fare, perfect for taking the friend who doesn’t get out much but still enjoys a nice meal. Pick from dishes like a salmon tartine, veal ragout and roasted scallops in a plush setting.

For the pickiest of eaters, eating out can be difficult. Homestead on The Roof’s options make it simpler. Choices like Amish chicken, a green tomato salad, and simple risotto stand out as easier choices, while slightly more adventurous eaters may gravitate toward salmon and add foie gras, or roasted lamb.

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With both vegan and gluten-free options available, Japanese stalwart Arami has adjusted its entire menu. Start the meal with hiyayakko tofu, topped with ginger soy and simmered mushroom. Followed by a grilled fennel salad and a vegetable broth, the dishes for vegan and gluten-free are interesting — even the non-gluten abstainers may join in.

Slurping Turtle’s booths are set for four, and the long table down the middle is perfect for even larger groups. Plus, crowd-pleasing ramen. With a choice of maki and snacks like fried chicken, there’s plenty of options for large groups at Slurping Turtle.

Impeccable cocktails and excellent food are the name of the game at the low-lit basement hang. Drinks are first and foremost, artfully created and presented. Dishes like the well-received burger and a fried chicken sandwich are options for the dinner, but the focus is clearly on the cocktails while the food shines brightly too.