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Carnegie Hall in Midtown Manhattan is an iconic, beautifully historic concert venue known for stunning acoustics and legendary performances across genres.

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.

Chun Hong Kong Cafe brings a trendy splash of authentic cha chaan teng vibes to Brooklyn, serving nostalgic Hong Kong classics in a stylish setting.

K’Far, nestled in the Hoxton Hotel's lobby, is the go-to spot for all-day Israeli eats, boasting a vibrant atmosphere and mouthwatering pastries like the must-try pistachio sticky bun.

Cozy Upper East Side British gastropub with rustic vibes, stellar fish & chips, hearty brunch, cask ales, and a sunny outdoor patio.

Le Fournil, an authentic French bakery in the East Village, serves buttery croissants, fresh baguettes, and a delicious range of pastries.

Bar Pitti is a bustling West Village Italian spot where fresh, homemade pastas and lively sidewalk dining meet classic, unpretentious NYC charm.

BonBon offers a chic Swedish candy fix in NYC with vibrant gummies, licorice, and chocolates, open late for sweet tooths on the go.

JG Melon is a laid-back Upper East Side classic, serving juicy, no-frills cheeseburgers and crispy cottage fries in a cozy, cash-only pub decked out with vintage melon-themed décor.

Lilli and Loo serves a tempting mix of Pan-Asian dishes and a huge gluten-free menu in a sleek, two-level space, making it a go-to spot on the Upper East Side.