Mel's

Tucked in the basement of the Jewish Museum, this cozy spot serves up legendary kosher smoked fish and bagels, perfect for a relaxed brunch or a picnic in Central Park.

Milk Bar is a whimsical dessert haven by Christina Tosi, serving up nostalgic sweets like cereal milk soft serve and inventive cookies that’ll satisfy any sweet tooth.

Step into Salt Bae’s casual burger haven near Union Square for Wagyu patties and viral milkshakes, served up with a side of meme-worthy charm.

This lively spot offers house-ground meatballs with a twist, alongside sides and homemade ice cream sandwiches, all in a hip, welcoming vibe.

At Hou Yi Hot Pot in Chinatown, dive into customizable all-you-can-eat hot pot featuring over 30 broth options, plus unlimited soft drinks and a scoop-it-yourself ice cream bar to cool off with.

Meet Fresh’s East Village outpost serves up delightful Taiwanese treats like chewy taro balls and refreshing shaved ice, perfect for cooling down on a hot day.

John’s of Bleecker Street serves iconic, thin-crust, coal-fired pizzas with crisp edges and fresh, modest toppings in a timeless West Village setting.

Peet's Coffee & Tea offers their signature brews and baked treats in a cozy airport setting, perfect for grabbing a quick sip before your flight.

Rolls Rice is a trendy spot in Flushing serving up unique and flavorful takes on Cantonese rice rolls, making each bite a little culinary adventure.

Nestled on the second floor, Sunrise Mart is your go-to spot for an extensive selection of Japanese groceries and prepared foods, including unique snacks and fresh sushi-grade fish.