Sel et Poivre

Bad Roman, a vibrant addition from Quality Branded in the Time Warner Center, serves whimsical Italian-American fare in a playful, maximalist setting that’s equal parts fun and fabulous.

Angie Mar's Les Trois Chevaux in the West Village serves a delightful fusion of French and Asian flavors, wrapped in luxe decor and impeccable service.

Totto Ramen serves up comforting bowls of rich chicken paitan in a cozy Midtown nook where slurping noodles beside friendly staff is the main draw.

Discover a charming duplex on the UES with an English-country vibe, where you can indulge in delightful set-price New American menus and afternoon tea—all wrapped in cozy, antiques-laden decor.

A spin-off of Cafe China, this TriBeCa eatery offers a large Shanghainese menu in an airy setting.

In a vibrant coastal vibe, this spot serves up delicious tacos, fresh veggie bowls, and colorful cocktails perfect for a breezy Cali dining experience.

Curry Mee is Park Slope's go-to spot for casual Malaysian fare, serving up flaky roti canai and flavorful curry dishes in a laid-back backyard setting.

At this playful bakery by acclaimed pastry chef Christina Tosi, indulge in inventive desserts like gooey birthday cake truffles and rich cereal milk soft serve.

Tucked away in Long Island City, Sushi Saint offers a cozy 10-seat sushi bar experience where Michelin-starred Chef Michael Collantes serves inventive, high-quality handrolls that are perfect for a casual yet special night out.

Nestled in Ditmas Park, this cozy Japanese restaurant serves up fresh sushi and rich ramen that keeps locals coming back for more.