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Le Gratin serves cozy Lyon-inspired French classics in a charming bistro setting with standout gratins and tempura escargots in FiDi.

Tucked behind a black door in Alphabet City, Studio 151 is a chic sushi speakeasy offering an intimate vibe, killer omakase, and vinyl-spun jazz.

The Met is NYC’s iconic Upper East Side museum boasting centuries of global art, the Egyptian Temple of Dendur, and rooftop views over Central Park.

Picture Room is a laid-back gallery spotlighting contemporary art, rare prints, and posters, offering a diverse and affordable collection.

Burmese Harp in Bay Ridge is a cozy family-run spot serving authentic Burmese dishes, from savory mohinga to delicious tea leaf salad, making it a must-visit.

Rico Pollo is a vibrant spot in Ridgewood dishing out hearty Dominican staples like flavorful rotisserie chicken and generous portions of rice and beans.

This cozy West Village crepe shop dishes up irresistible sweet and savory crepes and pancakes, all at wallet-friendly prices, with a side of hustle.

At Tsurutontan in Midtown, oversized bowls of delicious udon and a variety of sushi options await in a spacious, modern setting—perfect for a casual meal or happy hour.

Fort Greene's Strange Delight serves up New Orleans-inspired seafood with standout charbroiled oysters, shrimp loafs, vibrant cocktails, and complimentary bread pudding.

At chef Marc Forgione's new Tribeca spot, diners enjoy bold, farm-to-table dishes like chili lobster and chicken under a brick, all in a cozy, candlelit setting perfect for a romantic night out.