The Time New York

Cuts is your go-to spot in the West Village for stylish, comfortable smart/casual wear that makes a bold statement in the world of business.

This lively spot serves up irresistibly inventive meatball sandwiches and fresh salads, making it a must-visit for meatball aficionados in Brooklyn.

Benoit, Alain Ducasse's chic New York bistro, serves classic French dishes with elegant flair in a cozy atmosphere that’s both refined and welcoming.

At Okiboru House of Tsukemen on the Lower East Side, indulge in Michelin-starred tsukemen with thick, chewy noodles and rich dipping broth—perfect for a quick, delicious bite.

Tucked away in the East Village, Death & Company is a sleek cocktail haven that masterfully blends speakeasy charm with inventive drinks that keep connoisseurs coming back.

Tucked in Sunset Park, East Harbor Seafood Palace is a sprawling dim sum haven with rolling carts serving classics, perfect for gathering a group.

Tucked in Greenwood Heights, Southside Coffee is a cozy spot for espresso, deliciously small pastries, and standout breakfast sandwiches that keep locals coming back for more.

Dweji-Gomtang Bar in Bayside serves up the comforting richness of traditional Korean pork bone soup with a cozy vibe and impeccable service, making it a local favorite.

City Cakes, a stylish haven near the High Line, serves decadent half-pound cookies, custom cakes, and mouthwatering cupcakes, all made with love.

At Hainan Chicken House in Sunset Park, this family-run gem serves up tender Hainanese chicken alongside creative Malaysian dishes and tempting weekend specials.