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Chow House offers a cozy vibe in the West Village, dishing out authentic Sichuan favorites like soup dumplings and mapo tofu, making for a flavorful casual dining experience.

This cozy Upper East Side bistro serves refined dishes in a chic setting, with standout service and an inviting atmosphere that leaves diners eager to return.

P.J. Clarke's is a historic tavern just steps from Lincoln Center, serving up mouthwatering burgers and American classics in a lively, retro-chic setting.

Sweet & Vicious is a chill Nolita bar boasting a spacious outdoor patio, where you can enjoy strong frozen margaritas in mason jars while grooving to 80s and 90s hits.

Odre in the East Village serves up a delightful four-course Korean prix-fixe menu featuring comforting classics like steamed monkfish and seasonal banchan, all in a cozy, minimalist setting.

Japan Village is a vibrant Japanese marketplace at Industry City brimming with rich culinary options like ramen and sushi, plus a charming grocery store for authentic goodies.

Happy Jack’s Burger Bar is a cozy American eatery where you can savor juicy burgers, crispy fries, and standout Dublin eggrolls, all served with friendly vibes.

Grillify-NYC is your go-to for mouthwatering burgers on pretzel buns, with a cozy vibe, homemade sauces, and a lineup of tasty sides.

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.

This modern hotspot serves mouthwatering coal-fired pizzas and small plates alongside fab cocktails, all in a stylish, chill vibe.