14 NYC Foodies You Need to Follow on Instagram
Aaand now we want ice cream…and bacon
Food ’grams are a divisive subject: You’re either someone who stands on a chair to get the perfect brunch shot or you’re the person at the next table rolling her eyes. But none of us are immune to the spell of a so-beautiful-it-hurts food photo. And these 15 accounts have it down to a science.
@noleftovers
We wouldn’t have any leftovers, either, if our daily diet were half as amazing as Jackie’s. Now if you’ll excuse us, we need to find some noodles, stat.
@eatingwithminnie
That composition, though. No matter what she’s snapping, the pictures are always A+.
@stuffbeneats
Spoiler alert: Ben eats very, very well.
@jillish_
Jill’s gastronomic excursions take her all over the city—and, figuratively, the world—from Georgian khachapuri to Japanese pork buns (from Ippudo New York, since we know you were wondering).
@tinaeats_
If, like us, you think about ice cream to an alarming degree, you’re going to want to follow Tina ASAP. (She also shares our appreciation for nail art.)
@vickimorton
The definition of #yolkporn.
@cleanfooddirtycity
Health coach, cookbook author and maker of some of the prettiest superfood bowls we’ve ever seen.
@onehungryjew
Perfectly framed shots? Punny captions? Subject matter that never fails to make us drool? Check, check and check.
@chef_seabones
What this man can do with an avocado is beyond our realm of thinking.
@daisybeet
Now this is how you do #toasttuesday.
@coffeeandchampagne
Straightforward. Simple. Gorgeous. (Can we have some?)
@thefoodjoy
We pretty much want to follow Ms. Joy around and eat whatever she eats (like this unreal brunch pizza from Speedy Romeo).
@cityfoodie
This gorgeous feed is like a tutorial in balance: Funfetti cake one day, pitaya fruit bowls the next. Now this is the kind of moderation we can get behind.
@moodyfoodyadventures
You won’t find artsy, zoomed-out overhead shots here: Jason Moody’s extreme close-ups are the IMAX 3-D experience of food ’grams.
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