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Sour Aji serves a lively East Village omakase with 14 courses plus bottomless sake, beer, and a glut of tuna, toro, and wagyu nigiri for a festive $98 feast.

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.

Bathhouse is a cozy escape in Williamsburg boasting a serene spa vibe with thermal pools and chic dining, perfect for a rejuvenating day.

Okonomi is a tiny Williamsburg spot serving meticulously crafted Japanese breakfast sets by day and fresh seafood ramen by night in an intimate setting.

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

At Nick and Sons Bakery in Greenpoint, indulge in perfectly flaky and buttery croissants, alongside delicious pastries and a solid coffee selection—ideal for a morning treat or a midday pick-me-up.

Greenwood Park transforms a former gas station into a vibrant 13,000-square-foot indoor/outdoor beer garden brimming with craft brews, delicious pub bites, and laid-back vibes, perfect for group hangs and sunny afternoons.

Cozy spot in Brooklyn Heights serving hearty ramen bowls with rich broths, fresh noodles, tasty Japanese sides, and a snug wood-accented vibe.

This beloved NYC bakery, now with a second Prospect Heights outpost, treats fans to stellar croissants and creative pastries that are worth the wait.

Dinosaur Bar-B-Que offers a lively Southern-style dining experience with succulent smoked meats, cold beers, and a retro vibe, perfect for family gatherings or casual meet-ups.