Russ & Daughters at the Jewish Museum (CLOSED)

Threes Brewing in Gowanus is the ultimate hangout spot with its expansive backyard, house-brewed lagers, and delicious bites from Meat Hook.

Norma's at the Parker Meridien Hotel is a casually luxurious brunch haven with oversized portions and creative dishes that make it a family favorite.

Nestled behind a bike shop in Flatbush, MangoSeed serves up mouthwatering Caribbean delights like jerk chicken and oxtail pizza, all while setting the perfect brunch vibe with tasty cocktails and a lively atmosphere.

Aroma Brazil is your go-to spot in Jackson Heights for a casual buffet of classic Brazilian dishes, offering savory meats and fresh salads in a cozy setting.

Step into Hwa Yuan, a stylish three-story tribute to Sichuan cuisine where crispy Peking duck and legendary cold sesame noodles reign supreme.

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.

At the bustling Los Tacos No. 1 inside Chelsea Market, savor some of NYC's best tacos and quesadillas served from a hectic counter—perfect for a quick bite.

Bad Hombre is the East Village’s chic new gem, serving up coastal Mexican bites and crafted cocktails in a vibe that’s both trendy and cozy.

Là Lá Bakeshop is a vibrant East Village spot serving up inventive Vietnamese pastries, including a show-stopping salted egg yolk cake and delightful cream-filled buns.

Bake & Things is your go-to for authentic Caribbean eats in Brooklyn, dishing out favorites like fried bake with saltfish and curry crab in a cozy, grab-and-go space.