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Step back in time at this vintage SoHo pub, where classic pub fare meets a lively crowd and strong drinks, making it a go-to spot for people watching.

Saint Julivert in Cobble Hill is a charming seafood spot blending Spanish and Japanese flavors in beautifully plated, adventurous dishes.

Dive into a treasure trove of modern art at this NYC museum, featuring masterpieces from Van Gogh to Warhol, plus a sculpture garden and cafes.

Nestled in Chelsea, this cozy spot serves flavorful dim sum like juicy soup dumplings and hearty entrees, perfect for a fun, budget-friendly night out.

Nestled by the waterfront, Cecconi's serves up wood-fired pizzas, pastas, and Italian classics, all while offering stunning views of the iconic Brooklyn Bridge.

This contemporary Italian gem in Williamsburg serves delectable handmade pasta and creative antipasti in a stylish space, with a vibrant open kitchen atmosphere.

Rubirosa is a cozy Nolita haven serving up irresistible thin-crust Italian-American classics like the famous Tie Dye pizza, perfect for casual hangs and big appetites alike.

Canal Street Market merges delectable food stalls with trendy pop-up shops, creating a vibrant hub ideal for foodies and shoppers alike.

Nestled in Greenpoint, Rule of Thirds serves inventive Japanese comfort food in a stylish, airy space, with highlight dishes like their fluffy soufflé pancake and chicken katsu sandwich perfect for sharing over cocktails.

Haenyeo is a cozy Park Slope bistro serving inventive Korean dishes with a modern twist, highlighted by its mouthwatering rice cake fundido and friendly, welcoming vibe.