Barbalu Brooklyn

Gus's is a cozy neighborhood steakhouse in Brooklyn, known for its responsibly sourced meats, innovative dishes, and stellar service that makes every meal a delight.

Nestled in the Lower East Side, this charming woman-owned bakery offers delicious stone-milled treats, cozy vibes, and a delightful baguette baking class.

This cozy eatery serves a mouthwatering fusion of Chinese and Latin American dishes, with quick service and hearty portions that'll leave you craving more.

Cool, dimly lit bar featuring DJs, a photo booth & a rotating menu of astrology-inspired cocktails.

Pupusas and other typical Salvadoran eats are offered at this comfy eatery.

Step into this iconic 1970s bistro for a bustling Parisian vibe and a seriously delicious French menu that keeps locals and visitors coming back.

A cozy 18-seat sushi bar in the West Village offers an exquisite omakase experience with fresh fish and a touch of culinary flair from Chef Kousaka.

This cozy local gem serves up perfectly baked pizzas alongside a range of comforting dishes, all wrapped in a welcoming, diner-like atmosphere.

Hip hotel featuring a restaurant, breakfast & a gym, plus polished quarters with city views. Across the street from Cornell Tech university campus, this trendy hotel is set in a contemporary building facing the East River. It's 5 minutes' walk from Roosevelt Island subway station and 4 miles from the Museum of Modern Art. Featuring city views, the polished rooms have designer toiletries, Wi-Fi, HDTVs and minifridges, plus modern artwork and elegant black-and-white images. Some overlook the river. Suites offer living areas, and a colorful upgraded suite provides a soaking tub and a sofabed. An airy restaurant features floor-to-ceiling windows, and walls lined with bookshelves. There's also a 24-hour gym. Breakfast is available.

Nestled in the iconic Seagram Building, this midcentury steakhouse dazzles with its classic dishes and cocktails, serving up a deliciously glamorous vibe.