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Sushi Ichimura serves an unforgettable omakase experience at an intimate cedar counter, where Chef Ichimura's sushi mastery shines in a captivating ambiance.

Wayne & Sons in the East Village serves up soulful, authentic Tex-Mex with a lineup of mouthwatering tacos and killer frozen margaritas in a casual, welcoming vibe.

The Tin Building is a vibrant, luxurious food hall at the Seaport by chef Jean-Georges, offering diverse eateries, gourmet markets, and picturesque waterfront views.

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

Bar that brews its own cider & serves it from the barrel to go with family-style Basque meals.

Step into the Tenement Museum on the Lower East Side and embark on a captivating journey through immigrant life in 1863, guided by passionate storytellers.

Vanessa's Dumpling House is a bustling Chinatown gem, serving up thick-skinned dumplings and sizzling sesame pancakes in a casual, no-frills atmosphere.

Sushi Seki in Chelsea offers an unforgettable culinary journey where fresh, inventive sushi dances on your palate, all in a fun atmosphere perfect for pre-show bites.

Nathan's Famous, the original hot dog joint in Coney Island since 1916, serves up iconic franks with a snap that captures the beach vibes and nostalgia perfectly.

Kisa Restaurant is a cozy Korean gem that serves up generous portions of authentic dishes and nostalgic vibes, making every meal feel like a home-cooked experience.