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Crane Club blends lavish, velvet-draped Chelsea grandeur with Melissa Rodriguez’s wood-fire-driven, bold seafood and steak dishes.

At Cachapas y Mas in Ridgewood, dive into an array of hearty Venezuelan street eats, from cheesy cachapas to plantain-stuffed patacones, all with a delightfully casual vibe.

Step aboard Sukh, a cozy Fort Greene Thai spot decking out its menu and decor like a vintage train car, serving bold, authentic flavors and standout dishes like hor mok and braised short ribs.

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.

Odo is a serene, two-Michelin-star kaiseki spot in Flatiron blending seasonal Japanese delicacies with intimate chef’s counter dining.

Memphis Seoul serves up a tantalizing blend of Korean and Southern soul food with late-night bites and craft cocktails, perfect for your next comfort food fix.

Cozy cash-only spot in Nolita serving house-made soba with rich, spicy broths and fun DIY dipping for slurpy, memorable Japanese noodle bliss.

Le Petit Village is a charming West Village bistro that captures the essence of Provence with cozy décor and a menu of classic French comfort foods.

Perched on the 11th floor of the Sister City hotel, Last Light offers delightful cocktails and small plates in a relaxed setting with killer city views.

Nestled in Morningside Heights, Cafe Massawa serves up vibrant Eritrean and Ethiopian dishes—from fluffy injera to spicy tibs quesadillas—perfect for a casual bite or leisurely sip of South African wine.