Big Night

Bobbi’s Italian Beef brings a slice of Chicago to Cobble Hill, serving up juicy, savory Italian beef sandwiches, authentic Chicago dogs, and classic tavern-style pizza in a quirky retro space that transports diners back to the '80s.

Los Tacos No. 1 is a lively taco haven near Penn Station, dishing out mouthwatering tacos and quesadillas with no sit-down fuss—just grab and savor!

Nestled in a stylish Upper East Side space once home to Felidia, Anto serves up an elevated Korean BBQ experience with attentive service and a chic vibe, making it a must-visit for both enthusiasts and newcomers alike.

Flippers, a bright SoHo café, offers delightfully fluffy soufflé pancakes and a cozy atmosphere that makes it a perfect brunch hangout.

Le Gratin serves cozy Lyon-inspired French classics in a charming bistro setting with standout gratins and tempura escargots in FiDi.

Step into Egidio Pastry Shop, a beloved Bronx treasure since 1912, where rich espresso and a colorful array of classic Italian pastries beckon sweet-toothed locals to linger and savor.

E.A.K. Ramen serves rich, creamy iekei-style bowls with thick noodles and pork-chicken broth, plus standout gyoza and a cozy West Village vibe.

Tucked under the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway, Farina serves inventive Southern Italian pies with unique toppings and cozy, old-school vibes.

The Migrant Kitchen blends Middle Eastern and Latin flavors into delicious, hearty dishes, all while donating meals to New Yorkers in need.

San Sabino, from Don Angie’s chefs, is a vibrant West Village spot serving inventive Italian-American seafood with playful pastas and bold flavors.