Nobu Downtown

Indulge in exquisite Japanese cakes and sandwiches while sipping on unique teas in a cozy, somewhat retro atmosphere that feels just like a slice of Japan.

Dive into Lady Wong, a charming East Village patisserie that showcases vibrant Southeast Asian desserts, from colorful kuih to delicate pastries, each a delightful homage to the owners' Malaysian roots.

This cozy pizzeria near Red Hook serves up Southern Italian-style pies baked in a historic oven, complemented by small plates and a welcoming vibe.

Oasis is your go-to spot for mouthwatering pizza, gyros, and rotisserie chicken, serving up tasty late-night bites in a chill atmosphere until 2 a.m. daily.

Cafe d'Alsace offers a chic French menu with vibrant decor, showcasing hearty brunch options and an impressive beer list curated by a sommelier.

Ess-a-Bagel is the go-to Midtown spot for giant, chewy bagels loaded with a dizzying selection of spreads, and the lines prove just how beloved this classic is.

Since 1986, this casual Mexican bar has been serving up creative tacos, hearty quesadillas, and refreshing margaritas, all in a laid-back atmosphere.

Deno's is a nostalgic Coney Island amusement park featuring the iconic Wonder Wheel, offering both thrilling swinging cars and breathtaking views.

Ace Bar is a lively East Village spot with cheap drinks, a mix of games like darts and Skee-Ball, and a casual vibe perfect for a fun night out.

Nestled above the historic Gage & Tollner, the Sunken Harbor Club immerses you in a whimsical nautical cocktail paradise, serving inventive drinks that pack a punch amidst cozy, ship-themed decor.