Restaurant · Chinatown
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"Meanwhile down on the Lower East Side, both French-Brazilian restaurant Brigitte at 37 Canal St. and potential upcoming bar the Marilyn at 73 Monroe St. applied for basement licenses, but only Brigitte was approved." - Stefanie Tuder
Japanese restaurant · Williamsburg
Katabaru offers a cozy escape in East Williamsburg with a fresh take on Japanese cuisine, where hearty rice bowls and inventive cocktails steal the show.
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Cocktail bar · Central Harlem
This intimate bi-level Harlem lounge, with its vintage speakeasy vibe, is a cozy haven for inventive cocktails and small plates, perfect for leisurely evenings.
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Sports bar · Upper West Side
Jake's Dilemma is a lively Upper West Side bar where college nostalgia meets foosball and beer pong—perfect for chasing down pitchers and good vibes.
Coffee shop · Glendale
Tucked away on a bustling East Village corner, this cozy coffee shop serves delicious paninis, tempting pastries, and strong coffee, all in a warm, welcoming vibe.
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Soba noodle shop · Lower East Side
Cocoron is a cozy, cash-only soba haven in Nolita, serving up rich dipping noodles and hearty broths that make every slurp a delightful experience.
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Bagel shop · Upper West Side
Step into Kossar's, the oldest bialy bakery in the U.S., where classic, chewy bagels and authentic Eastern European baked goods come fresh from the oven.
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American restaurant · Midtown East
The National at The Benjamin Hotel offers a stylish setting for American bistro classics served from breakfast through dinner, perfect for any Midtown occasion.
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Restaurant · East Village
Nestled in a cozy corner, Claud serves divine small plates and a stellar wine selection, making it a must-visit for food lovers seeking flavor and fun.
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Japanese restaurant · Greenwich Village
This cozy Japanese gem offers an extensive sushi menu and generous lunch specials, all served with a side of friendly service and great vibes.
Chinese restaurant · Chinatown
This cash-only gem on a bustling Chinatown corner serves up a sprawling menu of Shanghainese delights, including tasty soup dumplings and weekend dim sum in a spacious setting.