FYC/NYC

Historic strip with 18th- & 19th-century buildings, modern skyscrapers & the 9/11 Memorial Museum.

Small, family-owned brick-oven pizzeria serving Neapolitan-style pies in an old-fashioned space.

Nestled in the East Village, Lavagna is a cozy Tuscan gem known for its hearty Italian fare, bustling ambiance, and genuine service that feels like home.

The Tin Building by Jean-Georges is a stunning food hall at South Street Seaport, blending diverse culinary delights with a vibrant market atmosphere.

This warm, inviting spot serves generous Mediterranean-Middle Eastern dishes that are fresh, flavorful, and perfect for a cozy meal with great service.

This lively eatery whips up inventive Japanese dishes with a French flair, paired with delightful cocktails in a chic, inviting atmosphere.

Airy rooms & suites featuring city views in a polished hotel with a 24-hour gym. In a high-rise building 4 minutes' walk from the nearest subway stop, this refined hotel is a 10-minute walk from the Museum of Modern Art and 2 miles from the Empire State Building. The airy, upscale rooms have free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs and minifridges, as well as rainfall showers and city views. Suites add sitting areas or separate living rooms with sofabeds, in addition to Nespresso machines. Some suites offer furnished terraces. There's also a 2-bedroom penthouse suite with a kitchen. Amenities include a business center and a 24-hour gym.

Step into this buzzing Bronx gem, where friendly service meets an impressive selection of Italian delights, from artisanal cheeses to fresh cold cuts.

La Vara offers a stylish atmosphere where inventive Spanish tapas shine, with standout dishes that make it a can't-miss on the NYC dining scene.

A modern eatery bringing a fresh twist to Korean cuisine, Jua serves inventive multi-course tasting menus in a relaxed yet elegant atmosphere.