Boqueria Soho

Nestled in the stunning Vanderbilt Hall of Grand Central Terminal, Grand Brasserie exudes Parisian charm with its soaring ceilings, late-night bites, and a solid menu of classic French fare that makes it a cozy retreat in the city.

At Al Coro, the chic Italian fine-dining experience in Chelsea's former Del Posto space, Chef Melissa Rodriguez serves up inventive cuisine with a side of live music, earning two Michelin stars within months of opening.

Nestled in Bushwick, Kings County Brewers Collective brews its own quirky, delicious craft beers in a spacious, lively taproom where dogs and outside snacks are welcome.

Apollo Bagels is a buzzing gem in NYC known for its light and fluffy bagels topped with fresh flavors like smoked salmon and scallion cream cheese, perfect for a quick bite on the go.

Nestled in a cozy corner, Antique and Coffee is your go-to spot for quality brews and charming vintage decor, all served by a friendly owner.

Perched atop the Arlo NoMad, this rooftop bar stirs up cocktails with stunning city views, making it the ultimate chill spot after a day in the concrete jungle.

Nestled near the Jackson Heights subway, Thai Son is a cozy spot serving hearty bowls of pho, flavorful rice dishes, and delightful spring rolls that perfectly capture the essence of Vietnamese cuisine.

Uncle Lou's is a vibrant Chinatown gem serving elevated Cantonese classics, perfect for family-style feasting among festive decor and bustling crowds.

The Met, an iconic cultural haven on NYC's Upper East Side, boasts an awe-inspiring collection spanning thousands of years and styles, from ancient masterpieces to modern works, all housed in its stunning Gothic-revival building.

This modern hotspot serves mouthwatering coal-fired pizzas and small plates alongside fab cocktails, all in a stylish, chill vibe.