New York

Chinese barbecue with tabletop grills on the second floor of Main Plaza in Flushing, with a full bar, late-night food and reservations.

Chinese-style grilled meats and hot pot on the Bowery in Manhattan, in a lively restaurant with a room for parties.

Casual Chinese barbecue on 39th Ave in Flushing, Queens, serving traditional skewers and hot pot in a modern room with a bar.

Relaxed, brick-walled barbecue spot on Ferry St in Newark's Ironbound, with sidewalk seating and hearty plates.

Snug Portuguese cafe on Elm St in Newark's Ironbound, serving big plates of barbecued chicken, ribs and steak.

Stylish Korean barbecue on E 32nd St in Manhattan, with tabletop grills, a cocktail bar and a list of international wines.

Midtown Manhattan Korean barbecue on W 43rd St in the Bar Building, with a full bar, late-night food and reservations.

Southern-style barbecue and draft beer on W 125th St in Manhattan, served in a retro-styled space from a barbecue chain.

Black-owned barbecue on Main St in Tarrytown, New York, with beer and wine, outdoor seating, reservations and a kids' menu.

Industrial-style barbecue hall on 36th St in Astoria, Queens, with ribs, brisket and burgers, a full bar, live music and dog-friendly seating.

Texas-style BBQ sold by weight on Flatbush Ave in Brooklyn's Prospect Heights, with brunch, cocktails, happy hour and dog-friendly seating.

Long-standing Korean BBQ on W 32nd St in Manhattan's Koreatown, set apart by its charcoal-fired tabletop grills.

Texas-style barbecue and seafood boil on Main St in Fort Lee, New Jersey, with a bar and pub setting and takeout.

Asian- and women-owned Korean BBQ on W 32nd St in Manhattan's Koreatown, with bulgogi, hot pot, vegetarian dishes and late-night food.

Counter-serve barbecue on Queens Blvd in Forest Hills, Queens, with BBQ classics, pomme frites, beer, cocktails and sports on TV.

Hip counter-serve BBQ inside Brookfield Place on Liberty St in Lower Manhattan, with classic barbecue, pomme frites and beer.

American barbecue from Mighty Quinn's Barbeque on 2nd Avenue on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, New York.

Casual Chinese barbecue cart on Grand St in Manhattan, serving quick bites for lunch or dinner to eat on the spot or take away.

Polished Korean BBQ on W 36th St in Midtown Manhattan, with shareable plates, cocktails, late-night food and private dining.

Contemporary Japanese yakiniku on E 52nd St in Manhattan, with table grills for a range of meats, plus sake and specialty cocktails.

Casual Chinese barbecue and kebab stand on 39th Ave in Flushing, Queens, for quick bites to eat there or take away.

Barbecue with Chinese and Korean influences on 149th Pl in Flushing, Queens, with wheelchair-accessible seating.

Long-running BBQ on W 44th St in Manhattan, with craft beer, cocktails, brunch, late-night food and private dining.

Barbecue bar and live music venue on Newark Avenue in Jersey City, with brunch, cocktails, late-night food and sports.

Casual barbecue and grill stand on Grand Street in Manhattan for a quick lunch or dinner, to stay or to go.

Barbecue with Dominican influences inside Empire Stores on Water Street in Brooklyn's Dumbo neighborhood.

American barbecue on Liberty Avenue in South Richmond Hill, Queens, from Avenue BBQ Hut, which has a wheelchair-accessible entrance.

Korean barbecue from Baekjeong NYC on West 32nd Street in Midtown Manhattan, New York City.

Korean barbecue on East 32nd Street in Manhattan, with beef and rib dishes, a full bar, late-night food and a private dining room.