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David's Bagels in Gramercy serves up fresh-baked bagels that are fluffy and flavorful, perfect for a classic breakfast sandwich at a great price.

Raku is a bustling, minimal-chic spot renowned for its homemade udon and delightful Japanese small plates, perfect for impressing guests in NYC.

This charming neighborhood café serves up delicious breakfast and lunch bites, tantalizing baked goods, and delightful coffee, inviting you to linger in its cozy, vintage-inspired ambiance.

Martha's Country Bakery in Forest Hills is a cozy gem serving up an impressive array of freshly made cakes, pastries, and gelato, with a buzz that keeps dessert lovers lined up out the door.

Baked by Melissa offers a whimsical array of tiny, colorful cupcakes that are perfect for nibbling on the go, with unique flavors that delight and surprise.

Kazumi Omakase, a cozy sushi spot in the West Village, serves up a stellar 13-course omakase experience for just $75, featuring impeccably fresh fish and attentive service in an inviting atmosphere.

At this historic West Village pizzeria, founded in 1929, you’ll find expertly-charred coal-oven pies that are crisp, thin, and utterly satisfying—no slices, just the whole delicious experience.

Rice Thief is your go-to modern Korean spot, where cozy vibes meet impeccable soy-marinated seafood, complete with fresh flavors and top-notch service.

Vida Verde is a vibrant Mexican hotspot in Midtown, boasting creative tacos, a dazzling rooftop, and some of NYC's best margaritas under a neon-lit disco ball.

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.