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LaoJie Hot Pot is your go-to spot for cozy all-you-can-eat hot pot, featuring flavorful broths, fresh ingredients, and a fun karaoke atmosphere—all capped off with a delightful milk tea pudding to finish.

Nestled in a cozy garden space, this cafe offers a charming vibe, thoughtful dishes, and delightful drinks, making every visit feel special.

Olmsted is a charming American eatery in Prospect Heights that serves innovative, seasonal dishes in a stunning backyard garden perfect for brunch or dinner.

Cocoron is a cozy, cash-only soba haven in Nolita, serving up rich dipping noodles and hearty broths that make every slurp a delightful experience.

Wildair, the laid-back sibling of Contra, serves creative small plates and natural wines in a bustling Lower East Side space that’s always a scene.

Nougatine offers a chic yet relaxed vibe with creative seasonal dishes, friendly service, and a charming outdoor terrace perfect for any occasion.

Tucked behind a discreet newsstand in Long Island City, The Newsroom enchants with its sultry ambiance, Caribbean-Latin-Asian cuisine, and captivating live entertainment.

Wah Fung No. 1 is a cheerful, wallet-friendly Chinese spot in Chinatown where the roast pork reigns supreme, enticing long lines with its hearty, savory offerings over rice.

Hush is a lively two-level gay bar in Hell’s Kitchen, known for its drag shows, strong cocktails, and vibrant party atmosphere that keeps the crowd dancing all night.

Nestled near Union Square, this cozy pastry haven by Danny Meyer dishes out fresh crullers, satisfying sandwiches, and a vibrant atmosphere that keeps locals coming back.