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Soaring high above Chelsea, Somewhere Nowhere mixes vibrant nightlife with lush decor and breathtaking skyline views, complete with a rooftop pool and live performances.

Brooklyn staple since 1887, Peter Luger serves iconic dry-aged porterhouses and burgers in a German beer hall vibe with old-school charm.

At Olmsted, the Prospect Heights gem, chef Greg Baxtrom crafts seasonal dishes fueled by the garden's bounty, serving delightfully inventive brunches and dinners in an inviting, leafy backyard oasis.

The Bell House: a hip, spacious warehouse venue in Brooklyn serving up top-notch music, comedy, craft drinks, and lively, eclectic events.

El Pingüino in Greenpoint offers a moody, artsy Spanish seafood bar vibe with fresh oysters, canned delicacies, and stellar $12 martinis daily.

Shukette lights up Chelsea with lively vibes, an open kitchen, and irresistible Levantine charcoal grilled meats, dips, and fresh-baked breads.

Winner Bakery in Park Slope serves crave-worthy fresh bread, flaky pastries, and hefty sandwiches perfect for a laid-back snack or picnic.

John’s of Bleecker Street serves iconic, thin-crust, coal-fired pizzas with crisp edges and fresh, modest toppings in a timeless West Village setting.

This cozy brasserie in Sheepshead Bay serves up French classics and freshly baked pastries, making it a go-to for brunch and dinner with stellar service.

Bad Roman channels playful, over-the-top Italian-American vibes with standout bites like garlic babka and lemon cheesecake in a lively Columbus Circle spot.