Martha's Country Bakery

Wildair, the laid-back sibling of Contra, serves creative small plates and natural wines in a bustling Lower East Side space that’s always a scene.

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.

Veselka is a beloved East Village Ukrainian diner dishing up comforting classics like vibrant borscht and fluffy pierogi since 1954, embodying a lively spirit that's perfect for any time of day.

Din Tai Fung, the Taiwanese soup dumpling heavyweight, brings its first East Coast outpost to Midtown, featuring massive seating and dumpling-making theatrics in a sleek, spacious setting.

At this historic West Village pizzeria, founded in 1929, you’ll find expertly-charred coal-oven pies that are crisp, thin, and utterly satisfying—no slices, just the whole delicious experience.

Dive into the vibrant flavors of paella at this spacious Nolita gem, where communal dining meets a lively atmosphere and a cocktail of Spanish delights.

The Met, an iconic cultural haven on NYC's Upper East Side, boasts an awe-inspiring collection spanning thousands of years and styles, from ancient masterpieces to modern works, all housed in its stunning Gothic-revival building.

Located just off Union Square, Ole & Steen is a Danish bakery serving artisanal breads, indulgent pastries, and cozy café vibes perfect for a lingering coffee break.

June is an inviting Cobble Hill wine bar boasting a curated selection of natural wines and seasonal small plates, perfect for cozy hangs and first dates.

Hani’s Bakery and Cafe in NYC serves up delightful American and Balkan pastries in a cozy space, crafted by a pro chef duo with a passion for diverse flavors.