Baked Cravings

Il Porto is a vibrant neighborhood gem renowned for its fantastic wood-fired pizzas and generous, hearty Italian dishes, all served in a lively, casual setting.

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.

Son Del North serves up next-level burritos in NYC with flavorful fillings and no rice, all wrapped in a tender, perfect tortilla that’s hard to beat.

Indulge in exquisite Japanese cakes and sandwiches while sipping on unique teas in a cozy, somewhat retro atmosphere that feels just like a slice of Japan.

Tony’s Di Napoli is a lively Italian hotspot near Times Square, where huge, family-style portions of comfort food—think al dente pasta and decadent chicken parm—come served alongside festive decor and a burst of convivial energy, making it the perfect pre-show pitstop.

Vinum, Staten Island's top-rated Italian escape, serves up inventive dishes in a romantic setting with an impressive wine list and attentive service.

Nestled in the Bronx, this casual diner serves up an expansive American menu around the clock, blending cozy vibes with lively atmosphere.

Welcome to Elvis, a cozy Parisian-style wine bar in NoHo, where you can sip natural wines and indulge in delectable small plates amid vibrant street views.

Time Out Market is a vibrant food hall in Dumbo, featuring diverse local cuisines, a buzzing atmosphere, and a stunning rooftop with breathtaking views of the Brooklyn and Manhattan bridges.

Vatan brings the charm of a Gujarati village to Midtown, serving up an exuberant all-you-can-eat vegetarian feast amidst a canopy of vibrant murals and a faux banyan tree.