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Nestled in the heart of Broadway since 1928, the Ethel Barrymore Theatre boasts stunning architecture and cozy seating, making it a charming venue for acclaimed productions.

This charming Euro-style cafe, adorned with a vibrant mural, is a cozy haven for sipping robust coffee and indulging in fresh pastries.

Hop Kee is a beloved, cash-only Cantonese gem tucked away in Chinatown's basement, renowned for its hearty portions of traditional dishes like chow fun and salt-and-pepper seafood, and frequented by locals and fans like Anthony Bourdain.

At Szechuan Mountain House, experience a vibrant blend of authentic Szechuan dishes served in a serene, mountain-inspired setting that dazzles and tingles.

Poppi is a charming Upper East Side café with a Tuscan vibe, offering artisanal coffee, delicious pastries, and cozy outdoor seating perfect for a relaxing break.

Veselka has made its way to Williamsburg, bringing iconic Ukrainian comfort food and cozy diner vibes, all without the lines of the East Village.

Tucked away in the East Village, Papilles offers a cozy yet elegant French dining experience, where Chef Calstier crafts exquisite dishes with remarkable skill.

In the heart of Bed-Stuy, Saraghina Bakery draws locals with its artisan breads, flaky pastries, and inviting vibe, making it a beloved neighborhood staple.

Bridges, the sleek new spot in Chinatown, serves up imaginative dishes like uni custard and king crab in an inviting atmosphere that’s perfect for any occasion.

Medium Rare offers a straightforward steak frites experience in a casual setting, where for $35 you can enjoy warm bread, a salad, and two servings of culotte steak with fries—all topped off with a delightful secret sauce.