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Craft Culture in Ridgewood is your go-to spot for an impressive selection of craft beers, delicious artisanal bites, and a chill atmosphere perfect for game nights or just hanging out with friends.

This laid-back Harlem eatery serves up hefty portions of flavorful fried whiting and catfish, accompanied by savory soul food sides, all with a welcoming vibe.

Nestled near Columbus Circle, Sushi Yolo offers a cozy, intimate omakase experience showcasing exceptional creative sushi with a 14-course menu that's as delightful as it is affordable—plus, it's BYOB, making for the perfect evening out.

Casual Swiss-inspired Soho café with cozy fondue rooms, robust Apres-ski vibes, and a lively bar perfect for dates or group hangs.

The Tang is an inviting East Village noodle shop serving up authentic Chinese flavors with a cozy vibe, perfect for sharing flavorful dishes and cold beers.

This cozy Brooklyn Heights spot is your go-to for fresh, in-house made dumplings, hand-pulled noodles, and a delightful assortment of Chinese comfort food.

Nha Trang One serves up hearty, authentic Vietnamese eats like pho, crispy squid, and spring rolls in a lively, no-frills Chinatown spot.

Cafe China serves authentic Sichuan classics in a chic 1930s Shanghai-styled, three-story space perfect for sharing fiery, flavorful family-style meals.

Step into the Ear Inn, a cozy gem from 1817 where you can sip cold brews, feast on solid bar bites, and maybe even spot a ghost or two.

Brooklyn staple since 1887, Peter Luger serves iconic dry-aged porterhouses and burgers in a German beer hall vibe with old-school charm.