Bistro · Greenpoint
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"Chez Ma Tante is definitely my most-visited restaurant." - Calvin Eng
South Indian restaurant · Flushing
Tucked away in the basement of Flushing's oldest Hindu temple, the Ganesh Temple Canteen serves up delicious, budget-friendly South Indian vegetarian fare, with crispy dosas and family-style seating making it a local favorite.
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Ramen restaurant · East Village
Bright, modern destination for Japanese noodle soups with customized ingredients.
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New American restaurant · East Village
Homie Food is the fresh new gem serving up innovative Asian-inspired dishes in a cool, laid-back vibe that’s perfect for any casual get-together.
French restaurant · Midtown East
Nestled in the stunning Vanderbilt Hall of Grand Central Terminal, Grand Brasserie exudes Parisian charm with its soaring ceilings, late-night bites, and a solid menu of classic French fare that makes it a cozy retreat in the city.
Ice cream shop · Upper East Side
Morelia Ice Cream Paletas is a charming Upper East Side gem that offers an indulgent array of handcrafted paletas made with fresh ingredients and exciting toppings.
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Chinese restaurant · Midtown West
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.
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Coffee shop · Greenpoint
Nestled in a chill spot, this coffee haven serves up quality brews and tasty pastries, perfect for late-night caffeine cravings.
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Italian restaurant · Greenwich Village
All'Onda, a chic duplex eatery, whips up Venetian delights with a splash of Japanese flair, all served in a stylish, rustic-industrial setting.
Stadium · Coney Island
Maimonides Park is a vibrant Coney Island ballpark perfect for catching Brooklyn Cyclones games, offering a lively atmosphere, great views, and fun activities galore.
Pizza restaurant · West Village
At this historic West Village pizzeria, founded in 1929, you’ll find expertly-charred coal-oven pies that are crisp, thin, and utterly satisfying—no slices, just the whole delicious experience.
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