Chinta Thai

At Sour Aji in the East Village, dive into a vibrant omakase adventure where a 14-course feast kicks off a wild night of all-you-can-eat sushi and endless sake.

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 Púsù, indulge in vibrant, plant-based dishes that blend creative flair with Asian traditions in a chic, nightclub-esque setting.

This casual all-day spot serves up the East Village’s best breakfast burritos and mouthwatering Mexican fast food in a revamped, welcoming space.

Nathan's Famous, the original hot dog joint in Coney Island since 1916, serves up iconic franks with a snap that captures the beach vibes and nostalgia perfectly.

Etrusca is a cozy gem on Stone Street serving Tuscan-inspired dishes crafted with care, complemented by a standout biodynamic wine selection.

Nestled in the East Village, MayRee serves vibrant Southern Thai cuisine in a cozy setting, featuring standout dishes like green curry, roast duck, and inventive cocktails.

Discover a go-to spot at the airport for speedy Asian fusion bites and beer, perfect for travelers on the move, though taste may vary wildly.

This charming counter-service spot serves up delicious vegan Mexican fare with favorites like breakfast burritos and Crunchwraps in an inviting atmosphere.

The Tin Building is a vibrant, luxurious food hall at the Seaport by chef Jean-Georges, offering diverse eateries, gourmet markets, and picturesque waterfront views.