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Discover Third Falcon, a cozy Fort Greene wine bar that serves fresh, seasonal Northern French cuisine, perfect for both casual bites and serious meals.

Dekalb Market Hall is a lively Brooklyn food haven featuring 40 eclectic vendors—think Katz’s Deli and Caribbean bites—perfect for casual munching and vibing.

Kazumi Omakase offers a cozy West Village spot serving fresh, meticulously crafted 13-course sushi omakase with luxe touches like wagyu and caviar for $75.

Dive into Hou Yi Hot Pot’s LES spot for $40 all-you-can-eat spicy and mild broths, endless meats, drinks, and a sweet DIY ice cream bar.

Claud in the East Village serves up upscale European bistro eats with standout chicken liver agnolotti and a must-try devil’s food cake.

This East Village gem serves up generous bowls of tender beef noodle soup, savory braised pork rice, and authentic Taiwanese classics with lively, cozy vibes.

Nestled in the East Village, 212 Hisae offers a vibrant atmosphere where cheap drinks flow freely, delicious Asian tapas satisfy cravings, and Grandma Hisae herself is there to make sure you feel at home.

Lovely Day serves affordable, cozy Thai-inspired comfort food in a quirky Nolita spot with red leather booths and a chill vibe.

Senbei NYC serves giant, artisanal Japanese seafood rice crackers and stellar desserts like black sesame cheesecake in a cozy Chinatown spot.

At the Brooklyn Robot Foundry, kids dive into a hands-on world of creativity, building quirky robots and exploring their inner engineers in a super fun and engaging environment.