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Snug Harbor Cultural Center blends the charm of a historic sailors' retreat with vibrant gardens, art, and seasonal events across its expansive grounds.

At Burp Castle, sip on exotic Belgian brews in a cozy, candle-lit tavern where hushed whispers reign supreme, thanks to vigilant bartenders enforcing the bar's quiet charm.

NARO blends traditional Korean flavors with modern elegance in Rockefeller Center, serving artful tasting menus and refined a la carte dishes.

New Yuewong serves authentic Chinatown eats like roast duck wonton soup and pork dumplings in a casual, large spot with broad menu options.

Hungry Thirsty in Brooklyn brings a fresh spin on Thai cuisine, serving vibrant, Southern-inspired dishes in a lively, fun atmosphere.

East Village’s intimate BYOB sushi bar serves fresh, creative omakase at a sweet $75 price point with premium toppings and friendly vibes.

Dimly lit bi-level Midtown pub with a cozy backyard patio, featuring an ever-changing craft beer lineup and solid pub fare.

Mac’s Public House is your cozy Staten Island spot for crisp drafts, tasty bites, and a welcoming vibe that makes every visit feel like a neighborhood hangout.

Frenchette Bakery at the Whitney Museum serves up exceptional pastries and light meals in a stunning, art-filled setting—perfect for a post-gallery nibble.

Funny Bar on the Lower East Side blends live jazz and a retro vibe with a killer steak frites deal, making it a lively spot for groups and good times.