Brooklyn Botanic Garden

Michelin-starred Greenpoint gem serving vibrant wood-fired Mexican fare and killer cocktails in a bright, plant-filled space with a sunny patio.

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.

Tue Thai is your go-to spot for casual Thai fare where $6 mojitos and standout dishes like soft shell crab shine on the menu.

Step into the intimate Théâtre XIV in Bushwick for a captivating cabaret experience where classical ballet meets sultry burlesque and dazzling acrobatics.

Nestled in Hell's Kitchen, Barcelona Bar is a quirky dive where you can indulge in over 100 wild shots, complete with lively performances and nostalgia-infused fun.

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

El Barrio Burritos is your go-to cheerful spot for lively California-style burritos and tacos, featuring a vibrant menu full of fresh ingredients and friendly service, making it a real gem in Crown Heights.

Eataly is a vibrant Italian haven, featuring fresh pasta, delightful dining options, and a bustling market, perfect for food lovers and casual diners alike.

Hidden behind a pawn shop facade, Beauty & Essex serves creative, shareable American-Asian fusion dishes in a chic, lively NYC speakeasy vibe.

At Okiboru House of Tsukemen on the Lower East Side, savor the world’s only Michelin-starred tsukemen with thick, chewy noodles and a rich, savory dipping broth, all served up in a cozy, counter-seating spot where the line moves fast and the flavors are anything but ordinary.