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Sweet & Vicious serves strong frozen margaritas in oversized mason jars at a lively Nolita bar with a roomy back patio and quirky vibes.

Aunt Jake's is a vibrant Italian eatery where you can roll up your sleeves for a fun pasta-making class, followed by a hearty three-course meal.

George Keeley: A welcoming UWS bar offering a vast rotating craft beer selection, solid pub grub, free popcorn, and plenty of TVs for the game.

Shukette lights up Chelsea with lively vibes, an open kitchen, and irresistible Levantine charcoal grilled meats, dips, and fresh-baked breads.

S&P in Flatiron channels old-school Jewish deli vibes with standout pastrami, matzo ball soup, and nostalgic sandwiches at the counter.

Good Judy is a lively Park Slope queer bar with stellar cocktails, a backyard patio, karaoke, drag shows, and nonstop dance-floor fun.

This tiny late-night gem on MacDougal serves up bold Kolkata-style kathi rolls and flavorful chaats, perfect for a snack after a night out.

Chic and understated, this boutique showcases an extraordinary array of global menswear with a unique touch, though the service can be a mixed bag.

New York Food Court in Flushing serves authentic, affordable Chinese eats with fresh hand-pulled noodles, spicy soups, and tons of regional specialties.

Nestled in the heart of Greenwich Village, Bar Pitti is a cash-only Italian gem where vibrant outdoor seating meets a steady flow of celebrity sightings and delicious, rustic pasta dishes.