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Shmoné serves dazzling, ever-changing Israeli-inspired plates and absinthe cocktails in a cozy West Village spot with lively vibes and an open kitchen.

Moody Tongue Pizza crafts airy Tokyo-Neapolitan pies paired with award-winning beers in a stylish East Village spot that's both chic and cozy.

The Woo Woo is a cheeky, '80s-themed speakeasy in Hell's Kitchen where entering requires a password and a trip through a playful faux sex shop, setting the stage for an unforgettable night of inventive cocktails and nostalgia.

Secchu Yokota serves flawless seasonal tempura omakase in an intimate 6-seat East Village counter, blending Japanese tradition with subtle French flair.

Nathan’s Famous at Coney Island serves up legendary all-beef hot dogs and crispy fries in a nostalgic, bustling boardwalk setting since 1916.

Ess-a-Bagel is a bustling Midtown East staple, dishing out sizable, perfectly chewy New York bagels loaded with a wild variety of flavorful cream cheeses and hearty sandwich fixings.

Step into NYC’s 1863 Lower East Side tenement for guided tours that vividly bring immigrant lives and history to life.

Olmsted in Prospect Heights serves inventive seasonal American dishes with produce grown in its charming backyard garden and a standout brunch menu.

Eel Bar serves Basque-inspired seafood and inventive small plates in a neon-lit, cozy LES spot with killer cocktails and a cool, buzzy vibe.

West Village’s Bar Pisellino serves up artisanal Italian espresso, cocktails, and small bites in a chic, cozy spot perfect for people-watching.