Kolachi

Local outpost of an acclaimed Tokyo restaurant specializing in chicken skewers cooked over charcoal.

This East Village speakeasy tantalizes with inventive, Asian-inspired cocktails in a moody basement hideaway, best experienced with friends.

Kanyakumari transports diners on a flavorful journey through Southern Indian cuisine, with vibrant dishes and a festive atmosphere that feels like a culinary adventure.

Refined rooms & suites, some featuring living rooms, in an upscale hotel occupying a 1920s building. Set in a 1926 building on a tree-lined street, this upmarket hotel is a 4-minute walk from a subway station, 11 minutes away on foot from Central Park and a 16-minute walk from the Metropolitan Opera House. The polished rooms feature Wi-Fi, TVs and Nespresso machines, along with minibars. Suites and upgraded rooms have sitting areas; 1-bedroom suites provide separate living rooms. Upgraded suites add microwaves and wet bars. Room service is available.

This hip Chinese spot close to Williamsburg Bridge serves up a casual vibe with a tempting array of dim sum, fresh teas, and inviting pastries.

Thirteen Water in the East Village serves up an intimate and affordable omakase experience with fresh, melt-in-your-mouth fish and attentive service just a stool away from the action.

Quaint cafe offering Lebanese-inspired dishes, including vegetarian and vegan options, plus coffee.

Rezdôra offers a cozy Italian escape with handmade pasta, authentic dishes, and top-notch service that captures the essence of Emilia-Romagna.

Nestled in a cozy wood-accented space, this bustling eatery serves exceptional plant-based Szechuan dishes that impress both vegans and non-vegans alike.

This Upper West Side gem is a gourmet paradise, offering an eclectic mix of smoked fish, caviar, and delightful kitchen goods with friendly service.