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East Village's d.b.a. is a chill, dog-friendly spot with a massive rotating craft beer and bourbon list plus a spacious backyard patio.

Sleek spot on Canal Street serving elevated, creative Cantonese fare with standout roast meats and innovative tofu dishes in a warm, wood-accented space.

Archestratus Books + Foods in Greenpoint is a cozy cookbook haven with vintage finds, Sicilian pastries, Italian groceries, and a laid-back cafe vibe.

Crop Circle serves up deliciously crispy and stuffed guokui flatbreads—think Chinese street food meets casual snacking—right in Greenwich Village.

Surreal Creamery is a vibrant dessert haven in Kips Bay serving gigantic, Instagram-worthy bubble tea floats and elaborate mason jar ice creams, perfect for your next sweet adventure.

This trendy Chinatown ice cream spot serves up whimsical, creamy soft serve in fish-shaped waffles, with unique flavors like matcha and black sesame.

Step into NYC’s 1863 Lower East Side tenement for guided tours that vividly bring immigrant lives and history to life.

Downtown Burritos Cocina Mexicana is your go-to East Village spot for hearty burritos and breakfast tacos that bring satisfying Mexican flavors to a no-frills setting.

Karasu is a sleek, dimly lit Japanese izakaya tucked behind Walter’s in Fort Greene, serving inventive cocktails and refined small plates like crispy karaage and prime ribeye for two.

Nestled near Columbus Circle, Sushi Yolo offers a cozy, intimate omakase experience showcasing exceptional creative sushi with a 14-course menu that's as delightful as it is affordable—plus, it's BYOB, making for the perfect evening out.