Le Dû Wines

Ess-a-Bagel is the go-to Midtown spot for giant, chewy bagels loaded with a dizzying selection of spreads, and the lines prove just how beloved this classic is.

Idlewild is a charming West Village bookstore and language school that specializes in travel books and conversation-focused language classes, making it a cozy haven for wanderlust-filled readers and aspiring polyglots alike.

Breads Bakery is a vibrant Union Square gem known for its irresistible chocolate babka and a delightful array of both sweet and savory baked goods.

At East One Coffee Roasters, the cozy vibe meets exceptional house-roasted coffee and a menu with delightful brunch options in a spacious Cobble Hill setting.

At Chelsea Market, this bustling stand serves up mouthwatering hand-pulled noodle soups and generous portions that make every bite unforgettable.

Bridges, the sleek new spot in Chinatown, serves up imaginative dishes like uni custard and king crab in an inviting atmosphere that’s perfect for any occasion.

Lakruwana on Staten Island is an eclectic Sri Lankan gem, brimming with vibrant decor and an irresistible weekend buffet featuring a cascade of flavorful dishes and a cozy atmosphere perfect for families and food adventurers alike.

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.

Nestled in the Hilton Garden Inn, this all-day American eatery boasts a lively rooftop deck, perfect for brunch, game days, and late-night vibes.

The Woo Woo is a cheeky, '80s-themed speakeasy in Hell's Kitchen where entering requires a password and a trip through a playful faux sex shop, setting the stage for an unforgettable night of inventive cocktails and nostalgia.