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"Kinjo is 13-seat sushi omakase restaurant and bar in Dumbo, Brooklyn. Nestled under the Manhattan Bridge in a former torpedo factory, chef Johnny Huang (and alum of Masa) serves a refined 11-course omakase filled with premium ingredients that defy its $95 price. The adjacent bar and lounge has its own food menu by chef Eddie Lee (an alum of Momofuku) serving small plates like tuna toast and duck fried rice, Japanese whiskey, and creative cocktails with spirits sourced from across Asia. Reservations required for omakase, and we welcome walk-ins at our bar and lounge."

This classic deli, serving towering sandwiches since 1888, captures the essence of New York with its fast-moving lines and the best pastrami in town.

A vibrant summer market at Domino Park with artisanal booths, diverse food options, and a lively atmosphere, perfect for a leisurely weekend stroll.

Nestled in the West Village, Jeffrey’s Grocery is a charming American eatery famed for its raw bar, creative takes on brunch classics, and vibrant atmosphere.

Inventive cocktails & French-inspired classics, plus small plates & brunch, served in a chic bistro.

This laid-back taqueria serves up gigantic, flavorful burritos, fresh tacos, and margaritas, all with a vibrant California-Mexican vibe.

Ursula is a bustling, charming restaurant & bar famed for its stellar New Mexican-inspired breakfast burritos and delightful baked goods, perfect for casual dining or takeout.

Strange Delight is a vibrant Fort Greene oyster bar with a New Orleans twist, serving delectable seafood and cocktails in a lively setting.

In the lively heart of TriBeCa, this rustic Italian spot boasts delicious dishes, friendly service, and a charming ambiance that keeps diners coming back.