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This go-to Malatang chain lets you build your own bowl with fresh ingredients, bold broths, and a DIY sauce bar for a casual, spicy feast.

Delmonico's is NYC's historic steakhouse gem since 1837, where classic ribs, prime beef, and flambéed Baked Alaska meet timeless old-world charm.

Los Tacos No. 1 serves up some of NYC’s best street-style tacos with fresh, handmade corn and flour tortillas in a buzzing Chelsea Market stall.

Lo-fi Canal St. bar mixing classic Milanese cocktails, natural wines, and small Italian bites in a lively indoor-outdoor vibe.

Urban Backyard is a cozy Nolita café where lush greenery meets artisanal lattes and whimsical mini cupcakes, making it an enchanting escape from city life.

Egg Shop serves crave-worthy egg-centric sandwiches and inventive Benedicts in a bright, cozy Nolita spot, perfect for brunch or late night bites.

Nestled in Bushwick, Hill's Kitchen serves up heartwarming West African dishes that celebrate family and culture, bringing bold flavors to your table.

Ole & Steen brings Danish charm to Union Square with artisanal breads, cozy seating, and irresistible pastries in a sleek, spacious setting.

Harlem’s Jin Ramen offers up a lively spot for richly spiced tonkotsu, creative rice bowls, and a cozy vibe beneath the 125th St. train tracks.

Carnegie Hall in Midtown Manhattan is an iconic, beautifully historic concert venue known for stunning acoustics and legendary performances across genres.