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At Bad Luck Bar in Bed-Stuy, snag 13 oysters and two drinks for $33 during Happy Hour, then settle in for thick pizza and good vibes.

Chez Francis revives the French brasserie vibe with a delightful menu of classic dishes, including must-try steak frites, in an inviting atmosphere.

At Olmsted, the Prospect Heights gem, chef Greg Baxtrom crafts seasonal dishes fueled by the garden's bounty, serving delightfully inventive brunches and dinners in an inviting, leafy backyard oasis.

Swing by this cozy Red Hook bakery’s Manhattan outpost for indulgent cakes, delightful pastries, and their famous crazy toasts—all paired with decent coffee.

Rice Thief whips up fresh, soy-marinated Korean seafood like ganjang gejang and plump shrimp in a sleek, cozy LIC spot.

At Hou Yi Hot Pot in Chinatown, dive into customizable all-you-can-eat hot pot featuring over 30 broth options, plus unlimited soft drinks and a scoop-it-yourself ice cream bar to cool off with.

Okonomi is a tiny Williamsburg spot serving meticulously crafted Japanese breakfast sets by day and fresh seafood ramen by night in an intimate setting.

Cafe China serves authentic Sichuan classics in a chic 1930s Shanghai-styled, three-story space perfect for sharing fiery, flavorful family-style meals.

Oncheon NYC serves up beautifully presented Korean hot-spring-inspired shabu-shabu and chanhaps in a cozy, snowy spa vibe.

The Ribbon on the Upper West Side offers a vibrant mix of American cuisine, a lively atmosphere, and retro flair that’s perfect for any occasion.