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Sushi Seki serves impeccably fresh, artful sushi and sashimi in intimate NYC spots, blending traditional Japanese craft with creative twists.

Kured is NYC’s first fast-casual charcuterie spot, serving up customizable boards and local cheeses perfect for on-the-go bites or picnic gatherings.

SoHo's The Otter whips up fresh, playful seafood dishes in a chic, art deco setting with warm vibes and inventive flavors.

Claud in the East Village serves up upscale European bistro eats with standout chicken liver agnolotti and a must-try devil’s food cake.

Dekalb Market Hall is a lively Brooklyn food haven featuring 40 eclectic vendors—think Katz’s Deli and Caribbean bites—perfect for casual munching and vibing.

A vibrant multimedia venue in Greenwich Village that's perfect for catching everything from avant-garde jazz to indie rock, with great acoustics and a friendly vibe.

Nestled in a historic corner storefront, Canal Street Oysters boasts a sunlit, cozy vibe where you can savor top-notch seafood and a killer raw bar.

Asian Jewels is a spacious, bustling Flushing dim sum palace where carts roll by with classic Cantonese bites in an elegant red-hued banquet hall.

Sushi Ichimura offers an intimate 10-seat omakase in Tribeca, where master chef Eiji Ichimura crafts a luxe 20-course Edomae sushi experience.

Nestled in a chaotic Midtown, this cozy bakery and café serves artisanal breads and classic French sandwiches, offering a charming escape for a delightful snack.