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"After nearly two decades of honing his skills in Japan and New York City, chef Atsushi “ATS” Kono presents the craft of Japanese yakitori at his namesake restaurant, KONO. KONO's discreet locale within Chinatown's Canal Arcade echoes the hidden streets and alleyways of Tokyo – inside, guests will be treated to a special evening of smoke and fire as they watch chef Kono prepare a multi-course, kappo-style yakitori omakase rooted in tradition and seasonality. Guests can expect to enjoy various cuts (and specialty cuts) of organic Amish chicken grilled over Binchotan hardwood charcoal."

Sports bar with 40+ TVs offering elevated pub grub, a solid beer selection & weekend breakfast.

"Spring is a kosher eatery located in the Borough Park neighborhood of Brooklyn. It offers a diverse menu featuring kitchen specialties like the Mexican Bowl and Fish Tacos, alongside a variety of fresh juices and smoothies. Popular items among customers include the Tuna Melody Sandwich on Multi-Grain Seeded Whole Wheat Sourdough, Drip Coffee, and Wild Grilled Salmon. Spring also caters to sweet tooths with an assortment of cookies and pastries. It is highly rated, with a customer rating of approximately 4.2, and is particularly busy around midday. • $ • Healthy • Coffee and Tea • Sandwich • American • Kosher Friendly"

Cozy wine bar serving Mediterranean bites such as empanadas, focaccia, and tapas.

The Wayland is a cozy East Village bar dishing out inventive cocktails and tasty bites, making it your go-to spot for laid-back nights and lively gatherings.

Royal Crown Cafe is a charming Italian spot blending a bakery and a cozy cucina, serving up mouthwatering pastries, hearty meals, and warm hospitality.

Ray's Candy Store is a vibrant East Village staple since 1974, serving delightful ice cream, classic fried treats, and an unforgettable, nostalgic vibe.

Cozy shop with Japanese tea, incense, and ceramics, plus tea-centric beverages and desserts.

"Something fresh is about to happen."