Xi'an Famous Foods 西安名吃 | Upper East Side

Escape to this cozy Soho wine bar where an extensive French wine list meets Mediterranean small plates, making it the perfect date spot or after-work retreat.

Tucked behind a black door in Alphabet City, Studio 151 is a chic sushi speakeasy offering an intimate vibe, killer omakase, and vinyl-spun jazz.

Hungry Thirsty in Brooklyn brings a fresh spin on Thai cuisine, serving vibrant, Southern-inspired dishes in a lively, fun atmosphere.

Surreal Creamery is a vibrant dessert haven in Kips Bay serving gigantic, Instagram-worthy bubble tea floats and elaborate mason jar ice creams, perfect for your next sweet adventure.

Kernel, Steve Ells' latest venture, redefines fast food with gourmet vegan options and speedy robot-assisted service, making healthy eating a breeze for busy New Yorkers.

JG Melon is a laid-back Upper East Side classic, serving juicy, no-frills cheeseburgers and crispy cottage fries in a cozy, cash-only pub decked out with vintage melon-themed décor.

Nestled in the sleek Moynihan Food Hall, The Bar at Moynihan is a vibrant oasis serving up cocktails and craft beers, with a lively DJ spinning tunes amidst the bustling train station atmosphere.

Que Chevere serves up authentic Puerto Rican dishes in Essex Market, offering flavorful build-your-own bowls and hearty mofongo that feel like a warm hug from home.

Step into The Lambs Club, an art deco gem in the Chatwal Hotel, where power lunches and pre-show dinners are served up with a side of old-school glam, expertly crafted cocktails, and an American menu that hits all the right notes.

Nestled in Elmhurst, Akino Sushi serves up a buzzing all-you-can-eat experience with fresh sushi, delicious sashimi, and a menu that’s perfect for sharing.