taïm mediterranean kitchen

Nestled in Manhattan's historic South Street, this charming museum showcases maritime art and artifacts alongside vintage ships, offering a captivating glimpse into New York's rich seaport history.

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.

Tucked away on a side street, this no-frills gem serves up deliciously crispy fried dumplings for just $5 for 13, perfect for a quick bite on the go.

Colonia Verde delivers a vibrant Latin American feast in a charming, airy space, perfect for leisurely meals and outdoor brunches under strings of lights.

Kulushkat brings a fresh twist to the falafel game with vegan delights and spicy sandwiches that will have your taste buds dancing in this cozy Brooklyn spot.

This cozy Upper East Side gem serves up authentic Neapolitan wood-fired pizzas, hearty panuozzi, and a delicious array of pastas in a charming, rustic space.

Peasant offers a lively and rustic setting where wood-fired Italian creations shine, paired with an extensive wine list for a memorable dining experience.

Fast-casual eatery furnishing traditional Chinese snacks & dishes, including soup dumplings.

Risbo is a vibrant cafe in Prospect-Lefferts Gardens known for its playful fusion dishes, standout rotisserie meats, and an inviting outdoor patio that sets a relaxed vibe for meals with friends or solo adventures.

Canto is a cozy, charming spot in the West Village that showcases rustic exposed bricks, a warm wood ceiling, and a menu bursting with Italian classics, all paired excellently with creative cocktails, especially their hype-worthy frozen espresso martini.