2nd Floor Bar & Essen

Bare-bones Chinese noodle joint slinging classic, housemade-dough dishes (no alcohol & cash only).

At Shelsky's Brooklyn Bagels in Park Slope, dive into a bagel haven featuring chewy classics and inventive sandwiches, perfect for any time of day.

Bluehour is a trendsetting creative production company in Brooklyn that excels at unique content, also offering inventive late-night eats from a gas station stand.

Discover Jono Pandolfi's charming ceramics pop-up on Vanderbilt Avenue, showcasing beautifully crafted tableware through early August.

At this cozy little gem in Chinatown, you can savor delightful curry fish balls and pillowy rice noodles, all served by the warmest of owners.

This casual all-day spot serves up the East Village’s best breakfast burritos and mouthwatering Mexican fast food in a revamped, welcoming space.

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 the East Village, this laid-back Mediterranean-Italian spot boasts sidewalk seating and a menu full of beloved classics like Bolognese.

Dive into mouthwatering Salvadoran classics like fluffy pupusas and hearty carne asada at this cozy spot just south of the Cloisters.

A cozy cafe dishing out exceptional breakfast sandwiches, crullers, and tasty coffee, perfect for a quick bite or a relaxed hangout.