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The Loeb Boathouse in Central Park is a stunning lakeside eatery where you can savor delightful bites and cocktails amidst breathtaking scenery.

At Odo, a 2-Michelin-star kaiseki gem in Flatiron, you'll savor artfully crafted Japanese dishes in an intimate setting that feels distinctly high-end yet relaxed.

Xi’an Famous Foods, a beloved NYC staple born in a Flushing basement, serves up authentic, spicy Xi’an cuisine with a casual vibe and fast-casual charm across its bustling locations.

Houseman is a cozy Hudson Square spot where seasonal American eats shine, from inventive brunch dishes to comforting burgers, all served with warmth.

Nestled in a charming setting with a cozy fireplace, this wine bar invites you to unwind with a solid selection of nibbles and a laid-back vibe.

Olmsted is a charming Prospect Heights eatery where seasonally inspired dishes shine, all sourced from its lush backyard garden, making it a must-try for inventive brunches and dinners.

At the intimate 14-seat Omakase Room by Maaser in the West Village, savor expertly crafted Edomae-style sushi sourced straight from Tokyo, with inventive twists that make each bite memorable.

Yong Chuan is an upscale spot on the Lower East Side that masterfully combines the boldness of Sichuan with the subtlety of Ningbo cuisine, offering a memorable culinary adventure.

Dylan's Candy Bar is a whimsical, three-story wonderland of sweets, where candy, ice cream, and tasty brunch items await your sugar cravings.

This Flushing gem offers the best marinated pork kalbi around, brilliantly tender and juicy, complemented by an impressive array of side dishes.