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Perched 67 stories high at Rockefeller Center, The Weather Room blends stunning city views with a casual menu of locally-sourced bites and craft drinks.

Ikinari, a Japanese steakhouse trendsetter in the East Village, offers fresh, customizable steaks served quickly in a casual vibe with a fun standing concept—now with seats!

Step into Kisa, a cozy Korean diner on the Lower East Side that channels '80s Seoul nostalgia with hearty bibimbap and bulgogi platters for just $32.

Ess-a-Bagel: A bustling NYC staple since '76 serving giant, chewy, freshly baked bagels with an epic schmear selection and classic sandwiches.

This cozy late-night spot serves up generous portions of comforting Indian and Pakistani dishes, from spicy biryanis to wholesome breakfast fare, with genuine hospitality.

M. Wells in Long Island City reimagines the steakhouse with quirky décor, avant-garde dishes, and a playful twist on French-Canadian classics.

Soho’s go-to for fresh Japanese groceries, sushi, bento boxes, and hot eats served in a cozy spot with a lofted seating area.

Threes Brewing in Gowanus is the ultimate hangout spot with its expansive backyard, house-brewed lagers, and delicious bites from Meat Hook.

Brooklyn staple since 1887, Peter Luger serves iconic dry-aged porterhouses and burgers in a German beer hall vibe with old-school charm.

Blue Blossom serves sophisticated Chinese fusion near Bryant Park, spotlighting stellar Peking duck, diverse regional dishes, and craft cocktails in a sleek modern space.