Italian restaurant · Midtown East
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Pasquale Frole, Executive Sous chef, Chopped after the entrée, Episode 2.4, July 7, 2009
American restaurant · Williamsburg
A multi-level American spot in Brooklyn blending rustic charm with Instagram-worthy hazelnut praline pancakes, lively cocktails, and cozy brunch vibes.
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Restaurant · Tribeca
Sushi Ichimura offers an intimate 10-seat omakase in Tribeca, where master chef Eiji Ichimura crafts a luxe 20-course Edomae sushi experience.
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American restaurant · Morningside Heights
Nestled in Morningside Heights, Community Food & Juice serves up organic New American dishes and vibrant vegetarian options with a side of lively atmosphere, making it a go-to brunch hub for locals and Columbia students alike.
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· Midtown West
A lively block near the Empire State Building and Macy's, filled with vibrant Korean spots and eclectic shops, and now boasting exciting new eateries.
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American restaurant · Upper East Side
Nightly's is a stylish American bar and bistro on the Upper East Side, serving up crowd-pleasing bistro classics and inventive cocktails in a buzzing atmosphere.
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Bistro · Greenpoint
At Chez Ma Tante in Greenpoint, indulge in unbeatable pancakes with their signature crispy edges and buttery interiors, alongside a delightful mix of Canadian and European-inspired dishes in a cozy, unpretentious setting.
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Asian grocery store · Flushing
H Mart in Bayside is a bustling haven for Korean groceries, featuring a diverse selection of fresh produce, seafood, and a tasty food court—perfect for a quick bite while you shop.
Dessert shop · Midtown West
Christina Tosi's Milk Bar whips up delightfully whimsical desserts, from layered cakes to unique soft-serve flavors, in a cozy Midtown spot perfect for a sweet snack.
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Hotel · Williamsburg
Williamsburg’s Wythe Hotel fuses industrial chic with luxe comfort, boasting river views, a buzzing rooftop bar, and a top-tier French brasserie.
Japanese restaurant · East Village
Secchu Yokota serves flawless seasonal tempura omakase in an intimate 6-seat East Village counter, blending Japanese tradition with subtle French flair.