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Step into this cozy British taproom where you can savor extraordinary pub fare like rich French onion soup and perfectly flaky fish and chips, all paired with an impressive beer selection.

Bad Habit Ice Creams in the East Village serves inventive flavors and rich, creamy textures in a cozy spot that evolves into a relaxed wine bar at night.

Medium Rare offers a straightforward steak frites experience in a casual setting, where for $35 you can enjoy warm bread, a salad, and two servings of culotte steak with fries—all topped off with a delightful secret sauce.

Los Tacos No. 1 is a lively taqueria where you can savor mouthwatering street-style tacos, quesadillas, and fresh aguas frescas—perfect for a quick bite without the fuss.

This cozy Japanese café in Williamsburg dishes up crave-worthy onigiri, unique sando creations, and hearty bento boxes, all served with welcoming vibes.

Adda in Long Island City blends homey Indian fare with a relaxed vibe, showcasing punchy flavors in dishes like goat dum biryani and buttery curries against a funky backdrop of newspaper-clad walls.

In an unassuming basement space in Greenwich Village, Sekai Omakase offers an intimate and carefully curated 16-course sushi experience that’s simple yet strikingly delicious, making it a hidden gem for sushi enthusiasts.

At this charming donut shop, artisanal treats are made fresh daily, featuring unique flavors and complemented by high-quality coffee and tea.

Rocco Steakhouse on East 57th Street combines USDA Prime steaks, fresh seafood, and an inviting ambiance for a refined yet relaxed dining experience.

M. Wells in Long Island City reimagines the steakhouse with quirky décor, avant-garde dishes, and a playful twist on French-Canadian classics.