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Umami Sushi in the West Village is a cozy gem for delicious, fresh sushi and traditional Japanese dishes, offering an array of affordable options in a relaxed atmosphere.

Since 1937, Economy Candy has been a nostalgic sweet haven on the Lower East Side, packed floor-to-ceiling with every candy imaginable, from retro gems to global favorites.

Nestled in a chic 1928 building in Flatiron, this artsy hotel boasts stylish rooms, a lively cocktail bar, and exceptional dining—all near the Gramercy Theatre.

Vinum, Staten Island's top-rated Italian escape, serves up inventive dishes in a romantic setting with an impressive wine list and attentive service.

At this classic French spot, indulge in iconic steak frites served with a bright mustard vinaigrette salad and unlimited crispy fries for a simple yet satisfying meal.

Abigail's Kitchen is a cozy bistro where you can dive into delightful Franco-American fare and unique dining experiences like blindfolded dinners and fun cooking classes.

Marseille is a vibrant French brasserie in Hell's Kitchen, serving classic French-Mediterranean dishes with a lively atmosphere, perfect for a pre-theater dinner.

Nestled in Williamsburg, the Four Horsemen, co-owned by James Murphy of LCD Soundsystem, serves up a rotating menu of inventive small plates and a vast selection of natural wines in a cozy, minimalist setting that feels both chic and welcoming.

This cozy spot dishes up towering, build-your-own rice bowls packed with vibrant Caribbean flavors, all served with genuine warmth by its friendly staff.

Shukette is a vibrant Chelsea eatery where chef Ayesha Nurdjaja serves smoky Levantine fare, featuring must-try frena bread and lively shareable plates.