Westlight

Shukette is a vibrant Chelsea eatery where chef Ayesha Nurdjaja serves smoky Levantine fare, featuring must-try frena bread and lively shareable plates.

Rudy's Bar and Grill, a Hell's Kitchen gem since 1933, serves up cheap drinks and legendary free hot dogs in a quirky, divey atmosphere buzzing with locals and tourists alike.

Olmsted is a charming Prospect Heights eatery where seasonally inspired dishes shine, all sourced from its lush backyard garden, making it a must-try for inventive brunches and dinners.

Jing Fong's Upper West Side outpost serves up a cozy dim sum experience with all the classics and inventive twists, perfect for group brunches or a casual bite.

This cozy late-night spot serves up generous portions of comforting Indian and Pakistani dishes, from spicy biryanis to wholesome breakfast fare, with genuine hospitality.

This cozy American spot is famed for its fluffy pancakes and inviting brunch vibe, making it a must-try for weekend food lovers in NYC.

At Dominique Ansel's new spot, indulge in a sophisticated array of flaky pastries and rich desserts, all served with a warm, friendly touch—perfect for a high-end grab-and-go experience.

Bánh by Lauren is a cozy Chinatown gem where Vietnamese and French pastries come to life, best known for its iconic pandan honeycomb cake and vibrant coffee drinks.

Zona de Cuba is a vibrant South Bronx spot serving classic Cuban and Latin dishes amid a lively atmosphere with a massive rooftop, palm trees, and live salsa music.

At Flushing's Four Four South Village, dive into comforting bowls of spicy Taiwanese beef noodle soup served with expertly chewy noodles, all in a cozy, modern setting.