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Bake & Things is your go-to for authentic Caribbean eats in Brooklyn, dishing out favorites like fried bake with saltfish and curry crab in a cozy, grab-and-go space.

Tucked in Greenwich Village, the Blind Tiger Ale House boasts an impressive 28 rotating taps of craft brews and a cozy vibe perfect for beer enthusiasts.

Tucked in Soho, Crazy Pizza serves up super thin, theatrical pies with a side of lively vibes and tableside fun, making for a memorable dining experience.

Olmsted is a charming Prospect Heights eatery where seasonally inspired dishes shine, all sourced from its lush backyard garden, making it a must-try for inventive brunches and dinners.

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 Steve’s Authentic Key Lime Pie in Red Hook, you'll find the ultimate key lime experience with fresh, handmade pies, including their popular frozen chocolate-dipped Swingle, all enjoyed with stunning views of the Statue of Liberty.

This laid-back café and bakery offers mouthwatering breads, pastries, and a fantastic coffee selection, all enjoyed on a charming outdoor patio.

At Peter Luger, a storied Brooklyn steakhouse since 1887, old-school charm meets sizzling porterhouse perfection, served in a wallet-ready, cash-only atmosphere.

In the heart of Greenpoint, Le Chalet du Terroir is a cozy Haitian café serving up freshly brewed coffee, homemade pastries, and healthful delights like freedom soup and ginger turmeric tea, all in a warm, inviting atmosphere.

Nestled in Alphabet City, this cozy spot excels in banh mi and other Vietnamese dishes, perfect for a quick and satisfying bite on the go.