Brooklyn Public House

Family recipes from the '90s are used at this Taiwanese dumpling house with a casual atmosphere.

Eco-minded chain with natural & organic grocery items, housewares & other products (most sell wine).

Cozy trattoria known for its brick-oven thin-crust pies & other homestyle Italian dishes.

Nestled in Little Italy, this cozy, family-run Italian eatery serves up comforting classics and daily specials in a warm, welcoming atmosphere.

Informal Middle Eastern restaurant also serving American eats in cozy, rustic digs with a piano.

This casual-chic Japanese counter crafts custom rolls and handrolls with fresh ingredients, perfect for a quick sushi fix in NYC's bustle.

Upscale property with chic accommodations, plus a trendy bar & a fitness center with free yoga. A 6-minute walk from One World Trade Center, this posh hotel is a 1-minute walk from the Chambers Street subway station and 1 mile from the Brooklyn Bridge. Upscale rooms with midcentury modern touches and free Wi-Fi have floor-to-ceiling windows, marble baths with rainfall showers, and platform beds with Italian linens, plus flat-screen TVs, iPhone docks, custom artwork and minibars; suites add lounge areas and separate bedrooms. A fitness center offers free yoga classes. There’s a business center and meeting space, as well as a hip bar, a chic restaurant and a Gothic-style lounge with a fireplace.

A modern eatery bringing a fresh twist to Korean cuisine, Jua serves inventive multi-course tasting menus in a relaxed yet elegant atmosphere.

Nestled in a chic former bank, Francie is a lively brasserie where Chef Chris Cipollone serves refined European-inspired cuisine amid a bustling open kitchen.

This cozy, no-frills Chinese spot in Chinatown is a must for scrumptious pork buns, especially their famous pineapple bun that strikes a perfect sweet-savory balance.