Craft Culture

Wildair, the laid-back sibling of Contra, serves creative small plates and natural wines in a bustling Lower East Side space that’s always a scene.

Cafe W in Flushing is a spacious two-story Korean bakery known for its unique pastries, including the viral onioissant, cozy vibe, and ample seating perfect for studying or catch-ups over coffee and creative desserts.

At Cachapas y Mas in Ridgewood, dive into an array of hearty Venezuelan street eats, from cheesy cachapas to plantain-stuffed patacones, all with a delightfully casual vibe.

At Al Coro, the chic Italian fine-dining experience in Chelsea's former Del Posto space, Chef Melissa Rodriguez serves up inventive cuisine with a side of live music, earning two Michelin stars within months of opening.

Nestled in the West Village, this cozy café offers stylish seating, in-house baked pastries, and tantalizing oat milk coffee, perfect for light bites and people-watching.

Time and Tide is a vibrant seafood haven in Flatiron, crafting a playful steakhouse vibe with large-format fish dishes and a lively atmosphere, perfect for communal feasting.

Martha's Country Bakery in Astoria is your cozy dessert haven, packed with delightful cheesecakes, gelato, and a friendly vibe perfect for sweet tooth escapades.

Nestled atop Bergdorf Goodman, the vibrant BG Restaurant serves up afternoon tea and a delectable menu alongside stunning Central Park views, perfect for a luxurious break.

Nestled near Radio City Hall, Shawarma Bay dishes out mouthwatering shawarmas, chapli kebabs, and falafel, all crafted with fresh ingredients and a friendly vibe that make it a must-try for late-night munchies in Midtown.

Mable's Smokehouse is a rustic BBQ haven in Williamsburg, dishing out tender brisket, flavorful ribs, and nostalgic sides like Frito pie, all in a laid-back, communal setting.