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Nestled in a converted auto body shop, Lilia is a must-visit Williamsburg gem by Chef Missy Robbins, serving up wood-fired Italian dishes and handmade pastas that are as delicious as they are Instagrammable—don't miss the agnolotti!

Royal Seafood is a vibrant Cantonese haven in Chinatown where you can indulge in authentic dim sum and classic dishes from rolling carts in a lively atmosphere.

Patent Pending is a cozy speakeasy nestled behind a coffee shop, where creative cocktails inspired by Nikola Tesla's legacy shine in a laid-back, candle-lit atmosphere.

Nestled in Ridgewood, this charming wine shop specializes in natural and low-intervention wines, offering expert recommendations and delightful finds for every palate.

At Balthazar, Keith McNally’s iconic French brasserie in Soho, indulge in a bustling atmosphere adorned with red banquettes and large mirrors, while savoring timeless dishes like steak frites and fresh pastries, making it a quintessential NYC dining destination.

A vibrant spot in the Lower East Side, Meat and Bread serves up big, globally-inspired sandwiches, hearty burgers, and loaded fries in a lively pink setting.

B&H Dairy, a cozy East Village throwback from 1940, serves up classic kosher comfort fare like blintzes and rich tuna melts on sweet challah.

This iconic 19th-century hotel across from Central Park impresses with its luxe decor, exquisite dining options, and attentive service, making every visit feel special.

Sticky's Finger Joint serves up inventive free-range chicken fingers in 30 creative flavors, complemented by quirky sides like S’mores fries, making it a must-try for late-night cravings.

The Little Sweet Cafe is a charming, cozy nook in Brooklyn serving up delightful crêpes, pastries, and coffee, perfect for a quick bite or intimate catch-up.