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Katsu brings a cozy taste of Japan to Park Slope with its comforting katsu dishes, delightful bento boxes, and friendly service at wallet-friendly prices.

Papa d’Amour blends French flair with Asian bread culture, serving up delightful shokupan, custard tarts, and inventive pastries in a lively setting.

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

JG Melon is a laid-back Upper East Side classic, serving juicy, no-frills cheeseburgers and crispy cottage fries in a cozy, cash-only pub decked out with vintage melon-themed décor.

Queens' iconic 140-ft stainless steel Unisphere, a stunning 1964 World's Fair giant globe, dazzles by day and glows magically at night in Flushing Meadows Park.

At the Playboy Club, where glamour meets gourmet, you’ll find celebrity sightings, fancy bunny attire, and a mix of upscale dining and nightlife vibes.

Nougatine at Jean-Georges ditches formality for chic casual dining with top-notch seafood, creative dishes, and stellar Central Park views.

Edith's Eatery & Grocery is a cozy, retro-style spot in Williamsburg where you can indulge in Jewish-inspired cuisine with a twist, complemented by an inviting grocery selection.

Harlem’s Jin Ramen offers up a lively spot for richly spiced tonkotsu, creative rice bowls, and a cozy vibe beneath the 125th St. train tracks.

Uncle Lou’s is a vibrant, spacious Cantonese eatery on Mulberry Street serving up over 200 mouthwatering dishes, perfect for sharing with friends and family.