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Tucked in the basement of the Jewish Museum, this cozy spot serves up legendary kosher smoked fish and bagels, perfect for a relaxed brunch or a picnic in Central Park.

Veselka is a lively East Village staple serving hearty Ukrainian soul food like tender pierogies and vibrant borscht in a cozy, mural-adorned diner.

Nyla’s Petite Bakery brings a sweet slice of Harlem with its charming, plant-based mini donuts crafted by a savvy 16-year-old, opening March 29th.

Heartland Village Bagels blends tradition and taste in Staten Island, serving up fresh, kosher bagels and baked goods that keep locals coming back for more.

At Flushing's Four Four South Village, dive into comforting bowls of spicy Taiwanese beef noodle soup served with expertly chewy noodles, all in a cozy, modern setting.

Michael White’s elegant Midtown East Italian spot serves refined, pan-Italian pastas and seafood in a chic, spacious setting perfect for special occasions.

La Lanterna di Vittorio in Greenwich Village serves authentic Italian fare, spotlighting lasagna flights and cozy lantern-lit garden vibes with live jazz.

Cora is a cozy New American wine bar in the West Village, serving creative small plates and a notable selection of wines by the glass from North American producers.

Adda serves bold, authentic regional Indian dishes in a cozy, newspaper-clad LIC spot perfect for sharing spicy, homestyle flavors.

Alidoro is your go-to Italian sandwich haven in NYC, with mouthwatering, oversized creations from high-quality ingredients sure to satisfy your cravings.