L'Antagoniste

Beija Flor is a colorful Brazilian spot in Long Island City, where lively vibes, dynamic music, and hearty dishes like picanha and seafood stews make for a festive night out.

Kung Fu Little Steamed Buns Ramen is a cozy Hell’s Kitchen spot offering scrumptious soup dumplings, hand-pulled noodles, and comforting ramen.

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

Son Del North serves up next-level burritos in NYC with flavorful fillings and no rice, all wrapped in a tender, perfect tortilla that’s hard to beat.

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.

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

Tucked away in Long Island City, Sushi Saint offers a cozy 10-seat sushi bar experience where Michelin-starred Chef Michael Collantes serves inventive, high-quality handrolls that are perfect for a casual yet special night out.

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.

Jacx & Co is a sleek Long Island City food hall with high ceilings and a curated mix of eateries serving everything from sushi to tacos, perfect for diverse cravings and casual hangouts.

Tucked behind the curtains of a chic Asian goods store, House of the Red Pearl is a glamorous escape where exquisite Chinese-inspired dishes meet an enchanting speakeasy vibe.