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A chic haunt in the Ace Hotel, Koloman serves exquisite Parisian and Viennese dishes amidst stunning Art Nouveau decor, making every meal memorable.

Brooklyn Suya is your go-to Crown Heights spot for vibrant Nigerian-inspired suya bowls, loaded with flavor and customizable with fresh toppings and spice levels.

Nestled in a chic 1928 building in Flatiron, this artsy hotel boasts stylish rooms, a lively cocktail bar, and exceptional dining—all near the Gramercy Theatre.

Since 1957, this family-owned deli dishes out over 50 delicious, creative sandwiches, with the "celebrity" options being crowd favorites.

Step into a vintage drugstore turned charming Italian eatery, where cozy ambiance meets standout Northern dishes and an impressive wine list in Clinton Hill.

At Teranga in Harlem's Africa Center, you can dive into customizable, vibrant grain bowls filled with West African flavors that make every meal feel like a festive gathering.

Do or Dive is your quintessential Brooklyn dive bar, brimming with retro charm, cheap drinks, and a dog-friendly vibe that invites both locals and newcomers for casual hangouts.

Spot for Hong Kong egg waffles filled with ice cream & toppings, plus some savory choices.

Mr. Bun in Bensonhurst offers vibrant Shanghainese fare—think hearty soup dumplings and addictive cold dishes—set against an anime-filled backdrop.

Sloane's dazzles with its glamorous mid-century vibes and expertly crafted cocktails, making it a swanky spot for a memorable night out.