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Do Not Feed Alligators is a chic West Village café and bar boasting stellar single-origin coffee, delightful pastries, art-filled walls, and a cozy heated patio.

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.

At Bad Luck Bar in Bed-Stuy, snag 13 oysters and two drinks for $33 during Happy Hour, then settle in for thick pizza and good vibes.

K’Far, nestled in the Hoxton Hotel's lobby, is the go-to spot for all-day Israeli eats, boasting a vibrant atmosphere and mouthwatering pastries like the must-try pistachio sticky bun.

Raku serves some of NYC’s best handmade udon in a cozy, minimalist setting with bold broths, crispy apps, and a touch of Japanese charm.

Bonchon serves up mouthwatering, double-fried Korean fried chicken in a casual vibe, perfect for spicing up your day or grabbing a quick bite.

Roomy, modern Koreatown spot with all-you-can-eat BBQ, table grills, soju, and beer, plus staff that cook your meat for you.

Rodeo in Crown Heights is your go-to bar for natural wines, cool cocktails, elevated bites, and a relaxed vibe, plus plans for a dance floor soon.

Barlume is a vibrant Mediterranean gem in Flatiron, serving fresh, delightful coastal dishes and creative cocktails from morning to midnight.

Japan Village is a vibrant Japanese marketplace at Industry City brimming with rich culinary options like ramen and sushi, plus a charming grocery store for authentic goodies.