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Hungry Thirsty in Brooklyn brings a fresh spin on Thai cuisine, serving vibrant, Southern-inspired dishes in a lively, fun atmosphere.

Bobbi’s Italian Beef brings a slice of Chicago to Cobble Hill, serving up juicy, savory Italian beef sandwiches, authentic Chicago dogs, and classic tavern-style pizza in a quirky retro space that transports diners back to the '80s.

Medium Rare offers a straightforward steak frites experience in a casual setting, where for $35 you can enjoy warm bread, a salad, and two servings of culotte steak with fries—all topped off with a delightful secret sauce.

JG Melon is a laid-back Upper East Side classic, serving juicy, no-frills cheeseburgers and crispy cottage fries in a cozy, cash-only pub decked out with vintage melon-themed décor.

Brooklyn staple since 1887, Peter Luger serves iconic dry-aged porterhouses and burgers in a German beer hall vibe with old-school charm.

Gotham Burger Social Club brings the ultimate smash burger experience to Threes Brewing in Greenpoint, where every bite is praised for its mouthwatering perfection.

Vinnie’s Pizzeria in Williamsburg rocks a laid-back vibe with a quirky menu featuring creative pizzas, including vegan options and fan faves like the elote slice.

Escape to this cozy Soho wine bar where an extensive French wine list meets Mediterranean small plates, making it the perfect date spot or after-work retreat.

Karasu is a sleek, dimly lit Japanese izakaya tucked behind Walter’s in Fort Greene, serving inventive cocktails and refined small plates like crispy karaage and prime ribeye for two.

Apollo Bagels serves up crispy, tangy sourdough bagels topped with luscious smoked salmon, whitefish salad, and scallion cream cheese in a minimalist East Village spot.