Chicken restaurant · Midtown West
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"Another good chicken spot is doing takeout or delivery - call or order through their website." - hannah albertine, nikko duren, bryan kim, arden shore, matt tervooren
Ramen restaurant · Williamsburg
At this cozy Japanese ramen haven, you can dive into delicious customizable bowls in private booths, making it a perfect spot for solo slurpers or bigger groups.
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French restaurant · SoHo
Experience a bustling French brasserie that serves divine steak frites, brunch classics, and irresistible pastries in a chic, vibrant space.
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Mediterranean restaurant · Bedford-Stuyvesant
Savor a rotating selection of Mediterranean delights and drinks in a cozy, open kitchen setting, where lively vibes and exquisite flavors collide.
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American restaurant · John F. Kennedy International Airport District
Casual spot at JFK's Terminal 8 offering American dishes such as sandwiches and panini, plus beer and cocktails.
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Art supply store · Chelsea
Kremer Pigments is a vibrant treasure trove of color, offering an unparalleled selection of historical and modern art supplies in a whimsical, film-worthy setting.
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Middle Eastern restaurant · Chelsea
A vibrant spot serving up mouthwatering kebabs and seafood, Shukette impresses with remarkable flavors, attentive service, and a lively atmosphere.
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Barbecue restaurant · Astoria
Dive into Pig Beach BBQ, a spacious spot in Queens where smoky ribs, juicy brisket, and chill vibes come together for a perfect outdoor feast.
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Lebanese restaurant · Midtown East
The traditional cuisine of Lebanon is showcased in a futuristic-looking all-white dining room.
Restaurant · West Village
Step into Pastis for a slice of Paris, where vibrant atmospheres meet hearty bistro classics, all sprinkled with a touch of NYC charm.
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Yakitori restaurant · Chinatown
"After nearly two decades of honing his skills in Japan and New York City, chef Atsushi “ATS” Kono presents the craft of Japanese yakitori at his namesake restaurant, KONO. KONO's discreet locale within Chinatown's Canal Arcade echoes the hidden streets and alleyways of Tokyo – inside, guests will be treated to a special evening of smoke and fire as they watch chef Kono prepare a multi-course, kappo-style yakitori omakase rooted in tradition and seasonality. Guests can expect to enjoy various cuts (and specialty cuts) of organic Amish chicken grilled over Binchotan hardwood charcoal."
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