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Delmonico's is NYC's historic steakhouse gem since 1837, where classic ribs, prime beef, and flambéed Baked Alaska meet timeless old-world charm.

Maya Taqueria serves vibrant Mission-style Mexican fare in Prospect Heights, where massive burritos and an impressive salsa bar steal the show.

Step into the Ear Inn, a cozy gem from 1817 where you can sip cold brews, feast on solid bar bites, and maybe even spot a ghost or two.

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.

Nathan’s Famous at Coney Island serves up legendary all-beef hot dogs and crispy fries in a nostalgic, bustling boardwalk setting since 1916.

Discover Sunrise/Sunset, the charming cafe/wine bar hybrid in Bushwick that serves organic wines, seasonal cocktails, and a cozy brunch atmosphere perfect for work or leisurely bites.

Bar Pitti is a bustling West Village Italian spot where fresh, homemade pastas and lively sidewalk dining meet classic, unpretentious NYC charm.

Fomo Momo is a charming Indian eatery in Manhattan serving up a mouthwatering array of momos, sandwiches, and snacks in a cozy, pink-hued space.

Eel Bar serves Basque-inspired seafood and inventive small plates in a neon-lit, cozy LES spot with killer cocktails and a cool, buzzy vibe.

Hart’s in Bed-Stuy serves ever-changing Mediterranean plates like clam toast and lamb burger in a cozy, intimate spot with a neighborhood vibe.