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Wah Fung No. 1 is a Chinatown hole-in-the-wall serving up generous, crave-worthy roast pork, duck, and chicken over rice for under $10—cash only, no frills.

Two Saints serves Caribbean-inspired cocktails and local bites in a retro, cozy Crown Heights spot with DJs, vintage vibes, and open-air charm.

Tucked in a charming former drugstore, Locanda Vini e Olii serves homey Northern Italian classics with standout pastas and a stellar wine list.

Frenchette Bakery at the Whitney Museum serves up exceptional pastries and light meals in a stunning, art-filled setting—perfect for a post-gallery nibble.

Step into Bandits, a retro-inspired cocktail bar in Greenwich Village where tater tots and inventive cocktails meet a lively ’70s vibe for a fun night out.

Discover a charming duplex on the UES with an English-country vibe, where you can indulge in delightful set-price New American menus and afternoon tea—all wrapped in cozy, antiques-laden decor.

Sushi Ichimura offers an intimate 10-seat omakase in Tribeca, where master chef Eiji Ichimura crafts a luxe 20-course Edomae sushi experience.

Bar Pitti is a bustling West Village Italian spot where fresh, homemade pastas and lively sidewalk dining meet classic, unpretentious NYC charm.

Colbo blends killer NYC-made clothes, killer coffee, vinyl, and a cool Lower East Side vibe all in one bright, welcoming spot.

This cozy Midtown gem serves up a delightful mix of Central Asian halal dishes, from juicy kebabs to traditional Uzbek plov, in a culturally rich setting.