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Nestled in Chelsea, this cozy seven-seat omakase invites you to savor an innovative 30-course feast of exquisite Japanese flavors.

The Met, an iconic cultural haven on NYC's Upper East Side, boasts an awe-inspiring collection spanning thousands of years and styles, from ancient masterpieces to modern works, all housed in its stunning Gothic-revival building.

BapBap, nestled in a Flushing supermarket, serves delightful Korean quick bites like ssambap bowls and utterly delicious purple yam bread.

Chow down on burgers and American classics in a buzzing, historic tavern that’s perfect for people-watching over cocktails in NYC.

Hani’s Bakery and Cafe in NYC serves up delightful American and Balkan pastries in a cozy space, crafted by a pro chef duo with a passion for diverse flavors.

Carmenta’s in Bushwick is your go-to for hearty Italian-American sandwiches and house-made pasta, all delivered with a side of casual charm.

Nestled in a quirky space adorned with newspapers, Adda Indian Canteen offers an elevated twist on traditional Indian dishes, all served with a side of warm hospitality.

Nestled in Nomad, Nonono is a vibrant two-level Japanese eatery where yakitori reigns supreme, complemented by an expansive, sharable menu of playful bites.

At Peter Luger, a storied Brooklyn steakhouse since 1887, old-school charm meets sizzling porterhouse perfection, served in a wallet-ready, cash-only atmosphere.

Nestled in a revamped Brooklyn factory, this industrial-chic hotel features stylish rooms, a lively roof bar, and a celebrated French eatery—perfect for both a trendy stay and unforgettable events.