Filipino restaurant · East Village
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"A pioneering Filipino fine-dining spot whose closure felt like a gut-punch." - Eater Staff
Cafe · SoHo
A cozy Swiss gem with a European feel, this spot boasts a vibrant atmosphere, tasty bites, and a hidden late-night nook perfect for date night.
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Chinese restaurant · Chinatown
This cash-only gem on a bustling Chinatown corner serves up a sprawling menu of Shanghainese delights, including tasty soup dumplings and weekend dim sum in a spacious setting.
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Hot dog restaurant · Coney Island
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.
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Bar · East Village
Bar Kabawa in the East Village is a vibrant Caribbean spot where you can sip the coldest daiquiris and savor delicious patties, all while soaking in great vibes and warm service.
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Cuban restaurant · Midtown West
Guantanamera is a vibrant Hell's Kitchen gem dishing up classic Cuban fare, featuring nightly live music, strong mojitos, and a lively atmosphere perfect for dancing.
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Thai restaurant · Greenpoint
Chinta Thai is a charming and cozy new spot in Greenpoint, serving up flavorful twists on Thai classics like pomelo salad, pad Thai with soft shell crab, and zesty Zaab wings.
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Restaurant · Bedford-Stuyvesant
Kleinberg’s in Bed-Stuy is a cozy neighborhood gem serving up Latin-inspired American comfort food, artisanal cocktails, and a charming greenhouse vibe.
Home goods store · Chinatown
Nestled in the Lower East Side, NO GEM is a charming design and home goods shop serving Korean-inspired coffee and treats, perfect for indulging in unique finds and cozy flavors.
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Pastry shop · Belmont
Step into Egidio Pastry Shop, a beloved Bronx treasure since 1912, where rich espresso and a colorful array of classic Italian pastries beckon sweet-toothed locals to linger and savor.
New American restaurant · Lower East Side
Wildair, the laid-back sibling of Contra, serves creative small plates and natural wines in a bustling Lower East Side space that’s always a scene.
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