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Blue Blossom is a sleek, modern Chinese restaurant in Midtown where you can indulge in elevated takes on regional favorites, like their standout Peking duck and creative soup dumplings, all in a stunning space just steps from Bryant Park.

Step into Delmonico’s, New York’s historic steakhouse since 1837, where the ambiance is as timeless as the menu featuring famed dishes like the signature Delmonico steak and flaming Baked Alaska.

Demo is a cozy, European-inspired wine bar in the West Village, serving creative small plates and a stellar natural wine list in a warm, intimate setting.

Nestled in Morningside Heights, Community Food & Juice serves up organic New American dishes and vibrant vegetarian options with a side of lively atmosphere, making it a go-to brunch hub for locals and Columbia students alike.

Nestled next to Citi Field, this vibrant 5,000 sqft taproom serves up a stellar selection of craft beers and a chill spot for Mets fans pre-game.

Thep is a stylish Upper East Side Thai gem where modern decor meets a tantalizing menu featuring everything from savory curries to comforting noodles.

Houseman is a cozy Hudson Square spot where seasonal American eats shine, from inventive brunch dishes to comforting burgers, all served with warmth.

Uncle Lou's is a vibrant Chinatown gem serving elevated Cantonese classics, perfect for family-style feasting among festive decor and bustling crowds.

Bonchon serves up mouthwatering, double-fried Korean fried chicken in a casual vibe, perfect for spicing up your day or grabbing a quick bite.

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.