H Mart Long Island City (Food Hall Now Open)

Nestled in the West Village, this cozy spot effortlessly blends intimate date night vibes with a trendy speakeasy aesthetic, serving up mouth-watering seafood and craft cocktails.

Fort Greene's Strange Delight serves up New Orleans-inspired seafood with standout charbroiled oysters, shrimp loafs, vibrant cocktails, and complimentary bread pudding.

Berimbau Brazilian Kitchen brings its vibrant, authentic Brazilian flavors to Midtown, serving up expertly crafted dishes and refreshing caipirinhas in a lively, beachy atmosphere.

The Tin Building is a vibrant culinary hub by Jean-Georges, combining gourmet grocery and a variety of eateries, perfect for any food lover.

Le Moulin à Café serves classic French fare from flaky croissants to moules frites in a bright, cozy Upper East Side bistro setting.

Nestled in Morningside Heights, Cafe Massawa serves up vibrant Eritrean and Ethiopian dishes—from fluffy injera to spicy tibs quesadillas—perfect for a casual bite or leisurely sip of South African wine.

Nathan’s Famous at Coney Island serves up legendary all-beef hot dogs and crispy fries in a nostalgic, bustling boardwalk setting since 1916.

East Village's Bar Snack serves nostalgic, inventive cocktails and playful bar bites amid cozy ’70s vibes and friendly, laid-back service.

In the heart of Greenpoint, Le Chalet du Terroir is a cozy Haitian café serving up freshly brewed coffee, homemade pastries, and healthful delights like freedom soup and ginger turmeric tea, all in a warm, inviting atmosphere.

Hop Kee is a no-frills Chinatown basement spot serving hearty, traditional Cantonese classics like salt and pepper squid, Peking pork chops, and signature crab dishes.