Jaew Thai Cuisine

Hop Kee is a beloved, cash-only Cantonese gem tucked away in Chinatown's basement, renowned for its hearty portions of traditional dishes like chow fun and salt-and-pepper seafood, and frequented by locals and fans like Anthony Bourdain.

Buunni Coffee is a cozy neighborhood spot for top-notch Ethiopian coffee, tasty baked goods, and an inviting vibe perfect for work and socializing.

This laid-back café and bakery offers mouthwatering breads, pastries, and a fantastic coffee selection, all enjoyed on a charming outdoor patio.

Wildair, the laid-back sibling of Contra, serves creative small plates and natural wines in a bustling Lower East Side space that’s always a scene.

Nestled in Rockefeller Center, NARO is a chic dining spot that elegantly reinterprets Korean cuisine through generous tasting menus and a stylish ambiance.

Step into Hwa Yuan, a stylish three-story tribute to Sichuan cuisine where crispy Peking duck and legendary cold sesame noodles reign supreme.

At the bustling Los Tacos No. 1 inside Chelsea Market, savor some of NYC's best tacos and quesadillas served from a hectic counter—perfect for a quick bite.

The Met, an iconic cultural haven on NYC's Upper East Side, boasts an awe-inspiring collection spanning thousands of years and styles, from ancient masterpieces to modern works, all housed in its stunning Gothic-revival building.

Uncle Lou's is a vibrant Chinatown gem serving elevated Cantonese classics, perfect for family-style feasting among festive decor and bustling crowds.

Tucked away in Hell’s Kitchen, Sky Pavilion serves up authentic Sichuan delights with big flavors and a casual vibe, making it a pre-theater gem.