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

Rudy's Bar and Grill, a Hell's Kitchen gem since 1933, serves up cheap drinks and legendary free hot dogs in a quirky, divey atmosphere buzzing with locals and tourists alike.

Clover Club serves expertly crafted cocktails with a cozy, vintage vibe plus standout small plates, perfect for date nights or laid-back Brooklyn hangs.

Nonono in Nomad serves up a buzzing, casual two-level izakaya vibe with standout yakitori, creative sushi rolls, and creamy cod roe udon.

Nestled in Hell's Kitchen, Barcelona Bar is a quirky dive where you can indulge in over 100 wild shots, complete with lively performances and nostalgia-infused fun.

Mable's Smokehouse is a rustic BBQ haven in Williamsburg, dishing out tender brisket, flavorful ribs, and nostalgic sides like Frito pie, all in a laid-back, communal setting.

Step into Kisa, a cozy Korean diner on the Lower East Side that channels '80s Seoul nostalgia with hearty bibimbap and bulgogi platters for just $32.

Wildair, the casual yet sophisticated LES spot from Contra’s chefs, serves inventive American small plates and natural wines in a lively, intimate setting.

The Whitby Hotel merges artistic charm with upscale comfort, offering a unique blend of coffee, cocktails, and classic afternoon tea amid vibrant decor just steps from Central Park.

Tucked behind a Taiwanese eatery, 929 is a cozy speakeasy serving innovative cocktails inspired by the charm of Cantonese and Mandarin pop culture, where vinyl spins and nostalgic vibes reign supreme.