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Experience a vibrant slice of Szechuan cuisine at this bustling NYC hot pot spot, where you can mix and match flavors for a truly interactive meal.

Lo mein, dumplings & other Szechuan specialties in a basement nook that has sidewalk seating.

Simple slice joint serving up New York-style pizza with traditional toppings.

David Chang’s spot serves up lively Asian-inspired American dishes in a cozy setting, making every visit a deliciously unforgettable experience.

Rustic eatery with American comfort food, such as chicken and waffles, plus cocktails and brunch.

Nestled near the 1 train, this cozy spot serves up elevated American classics with a vibrant cocktail scene and a welcoming vibe that keeps regulars coming back.

Opulent accommodations in an antiques-filled B&B offering afternoon tea, a library & a sun room. Set in a 19th century mansion in Stuyvesant Heights and filled with antiques, this ornate B&B is a 7-minute walk from a subway station and a 16-minute ride to Manhattan. Most of the 4 stately guest rooms include a 2-person Jacuzzi, and all iPod docks. Other amenities include fireplaces, chandeliers and/or floor-to-ceiling windows. Breakfast is included, and afternoon tea is also offered. Public spaces include a library, a TV and game room, a sun room and a shaded courtyard. Wi-Fi and street parking are available.

Rezdôra offers a cozy Italian escape with handmade pasta, authentic dishes, and top-notch service that captures the essence of Emilia-Romagna.

"An ambassador for art de vivre à la Française, Maison Barnes celebrates traditional French dining in a Parisian gilded age setting lined with hand painted murals and jewel toned banquettes. The restaurant, bar & lounge and three private dining rooms offer cuisine and hospitality by Chef Daniel Boulud and share an address with his renowned Café Boulud."

Nestled in Bushwick, Sobre Masa serves up a delightful taste of Mexico with handmade tortillas, inviting vibes, and a menu that keeps you coming back for more.