Yakiniku West

Tucked behind a black door in Alphabet City, Studio 151 is a chic sushi speakeasy offering an intimate vibe, killer omakase, and vinyl-spun jazz.

Iona is a cozy Scottish bar in Williamsburg, known for its hot toddies, lively soccer screenings, and an expansive back garden with ping pong.

Raku is a bustling, minimal-chic spot renowned for its homemade udon and delightful Japanese small plates, perfect for impressing guests in NYC.

Nestled behind a grocery shop, this spacious café serves up a mouthwatering Mediterranean-infused breakfast and brunch menu that’s worth the trip.

Café China serves up authentic Sichuan cuisine in a stylish, three-story space adorned with elegant 1930s Shanghai decor, perfect for sharing tasty dishes with friends.

Wayne & Sons in the East Village serves up soulful, authentic Tex-Mex with a lineup of mouthwatering tacos and killer frozen margaritas in a casual, welcoming vibe.

Nathan's Famous, the original hot dog joint in Coney Island since 1916, serves up iconic franks with a snap that captures the beach vibes and nostalgia perfectly.

Pathos Cafe is a bright, upscale taverna offering a seafood-rich Mediterranean menu in a relaxed setting, perfect for a casual yet classy lunch.

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.

Olmsted is a charming Prospect Heights eatery where seasonally inspired dishes shine, all sourced from its lush backyard garden, making it a must-try for inventive brunches and dinners.