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Zona de Cuba is a vibrant South Bronx spot serving classic Cuban and Latin dishes amid a lively atmosphere with a massive rooftop, palm trees, and live salsa music.

At Salon Sucré, nestled in the vibrant Market Line, you can indulge in French pastries like almond croissants and seasonal desserts crafted by Chef Simon Herfray.

Jing Fong's Upper West Side outpost serves up a cozy dim sum experience with all the classics and inventive twists, perfect for group brunches or a casual bite.

Sushi Ichimura serves an unforgettable omakase experience at an intimate cedar counter, where Chef Ichimura's sushi mastery shines in a captivating ambiance.

Wildair, the laid-back sibling of Contra, serves creative small plates and natural wines in a bustling Lower East Side space that’s always a scene.

Temperance Wine Bar in the West Village is an inviting spot with a retro vibe, where you can sip from a stellar selection of 100+ wines by the glass while indulging in Belgian-inspired shareable plates.

Tepango is a hidden gem in Brooklyn, serving up hearty and authentic tacos and burritos from a no-frills spot that’s all about satisfying flavors.

Check out this iconic 1903 Beaux-Arts firehouse, famously the exterior for the "Ghostbusters," where nostalgia meets New York's vibrant spirit.

Los Tacos No. 1 is a lively taco haven near Penn Station, dishing out mouthwatering tacos and quesadillas with no sit-down fuss—just grab and savor!

Sushi Counter in the West Village serves up fresh Aussie-style hand rolls that are quick, affordable, and perfect for a grab-and-go lunch.