Sal Tang's

A classic NYC diner, Chelsea Square serves up massive portions of hearty comfort food around the clock, making it a beloved late-night refuge for locals and visitors alike.

This charming chocolate shop, a New York classic since 1923, tempts with whimsical confections and friendly service, perfect for gifts or a sweet treat.

At the iconic Houston and West Broadway corner in SoHo, The Corner Store serves up a stylish twist on classic American fare with a nostalgic vibe and inventive cocktails.

Alimentari Flâneur is a charming Italian market in Essex Market, overflowing with seductive produce and a sprinkle of Mediterranean romance for New Yorkers.

Step into this cash-only gem, where a chill vibe and classic décor meet a bustling crowd, serving up solid bar burgers and top-notch chili.

At Milk Bar, Christina Tosi dishes out whimsical twists on American classics, like cereal milk soft serve and addictive Crack Pie, in a playful East Village setting.

Good Judy is a lively Park Slope gay bar blending chic vibes, inventive cocktails, and non-stop fun with karaoke, drag shows, and a welcoming community.

Qahwah House in the West Village is your cozy escape for rich Yemeni coffee, warm pastries, and a lively vibe that feels like visiting friends.

Dinner Party is a cozy, communal dining experience in Clinton Hill where you savor a changing prix-fixe menu of seasonal dishes while mingling with new friends.

Strange Delight is a vibrant Fort Greene spot blending New Orleans charm with a seafood feast, offering everything from charbroiled oysters to fried shrimp loaves on fluffy milk bread, all served in a snug, retro-inspired setting.