Sylvia's Restaurant

This popular bagel shop serves up steaming-hot, perfectly chewy bagels ready for quick pickup with a minimum of three, paired with delicious schmears near the Museum of Natural History.

Step into history at this swanky American eatery nestled inside a restored 1904 bank vault with towering steel doors, serving standout dishes like duck confit risotto and wagyu burgers.

At Joong Koog Jip, dive into a welcoming, no-frills haven for heartwarming Korean-Chinese classics like jjajangmyeon and jjamppong, known for their generous portions and cozy vibe.

Veniero’s is a bustling East Village gem since 1894, serving iconic Italian pastries and cheesecakes beneath a stunning stained-glass ceiling.

Ray's Super Deli is your go-to corner spot for hearty breakfast sandwiches, classic bodega vibes, and a dash of neighborhood charm.

S&P serves up old-school Jewish deli classics like thick-cut pastrami, matzo ball soup, and latkes in a buzzing retro Flatiron counter-spot.

This eco-friendly Midtown coffeebar delivers delightful espresso drinks alongside creative sandwiches, making it a cozy pit stop for busy locals.

Hector's Café & Diner is a retro gem in the Meatpacking District where you can enjoy hearty breakfasts, burgers, and delightful shakes beneath the High Line.

Michelin-starred Greenpoint gem serving vibrant wood-fired Mexican fare and killer cocktails in a bright, plant-filled space with a sunny patio.

Noona Noodles dishes up huge, hearty Korean noodle bowls in a casual Koreatown food court spot with bold, authentic flavors and cozy vibes.