Equinox SoHo

New York Food Court dishes up a vast, affordable array of authentic Chinese eats, from hand-pulled noodles to spicy Sichuan specialties.

Bklyn Macs is a cozy East Village spot serving delicious French macarons with unique flavors, specialty lattes, and the warmest service around.

Casa Enrique serves elevated, authentic Mexican classics like mole and enchiladas in a casual, modern Long Island City spot with a lively vibe and top-notch cocktails.

The Meatball Shop is a lively hotspot where you can indulge in inventive meatball sandwiches and hearty bowls, all served up in a fun atmosphere perfect for a casual meal.

Taiyaki NYC serves Instagram-worthy creamy soft serve in warm, fish-shaped waffle cones filled with red bean or custard in a cozy Chinatown spot.

Shmoné serves dazzling, ever-changing Israeli-inspired plates and absinthe cocktails in a cozy West Village spot with lively vibes and an open kitchen.

June is a cozy Cobble Hill wine bar spotlighting natural European wines and fresh, locally sourced small plates in a stylish, intimate setting.

Din Tai Fung, the Taiwanese soup dumpling heavyweight, brings its first East Coast outpost to Midtown, featuring massive seating and dumpling-making theatrics in a sleek, spacious setting.

At Dads Bakery, savor incredible sourdough breads, irresistible bomboloni, and delightful sandwiches in a cozy space shared with Wizard Hat Pizza.

New Wonjo, Koreatown's oldest KBBQ, grills farm-to-table meats over charcoal, serving up hearty combos and satisfying classic Korean dishes in a lively two-story spot.