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At Olmsted, the Prospect Heights gem, chef Greg Baxtrom crafts seasonal dishes fueled by the garden's bounty, serving delightfully inventive brunches and dinners in an inviting, leafy backyard oasis.

New York Food Court in Flushing serves authentic, affordable Chinese eats with fresh hand-pulled noodles, spicy soups, and tons of regional specialties.

Star Food Mart & Deli is a buzzing spot for breakfast, sandwiches, and drinks, along with being a go-to for streetwear events and tasty grilled chicken salads.

Eyval is a trendy Persian eatery in Bushwick, serving vibrant and inventive Iranian dishes that marry comfort with modern flair, perfect for sharing over cocktails.

This bi-level French brasserie dazzles with vibrant decor and offers a lively atmosphere, especially on weekends when you can enjoy brunch and live opera.

The NU Hotel offers a modern Brooklyn retreat with airy rooms, local art, complimentary breakfast, and bikes for exploring, all just steps from vibrant eateries.

Dive into Le Sia, the East Village hotspot where Chinese seafood meets Cajun flair, serving up spicy crawfish and crab boils in a lively, rustic setting.

Nestled in Morningside Heights, Community Food & Juice serves up organic New American dishes and vibrant vegetarian options with a side of lively atmosphere, making it a go-to brunch hub for locals and Columbia students alike.

Pommes Frites serves crispy, double-fried Belgian fries in paper cones with dozens of creative sauces in a cozy, Tudor-style Greenwich Village spot.

The Spaniard is a lively West Village gastropub serving up American classics like burgers and whiskey cocktails, perfect for meeting friends or enjoying a game.