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At Joong Koog Jip, dive into a welcoming, no-frills haven for heartwarming Korean-Chinese classics like jjajangmyeon and jjamppong, known for their generous portions and cozy vibe.

Buzzy East Village spot since '84, Hasaki serves fresh, skillful Edo-mae omakase in a cozy subterranean space with a serene Japanese vibe.

S&P serves up old-school Jewish deli classics like thick-cut pastrami, matzo ball soup, and latkes in a buzzing retro Flatiron counter-spot.

Ring the bell to step into Raines Law Room, a dimly lit Chelsea speakeasy with plush couches, crafted cocktails, and a hidden vine-draped patio.

At Shelsky's Brooklyn Bagels in Park Slope, dive into a bagel haven featuring chewy classics and inventive sandwiches, perfect for any time of day.

La Lanterna di Vittorio in Greenwich Village serves authentic Italian fare, spotlighting lasagna flights and cozy lantern-lit garden vibes with live jazz.

Nestled atop Bergdorf Goodman, the vibrant BG Restaurant serves up afternoon tea and a delectable menu alongside stunning Central Park views, perfect for a luxurious break.

Nestled in the Upper East Side, Cafe d'Alsace serves hearty Alsatian fare in a charming, casual setting, complete with a curated beer list and popular brunch options.

Sour Aji serves a lively East Village omakase with 14 courses plus bottomless sake, beer, and a glut of tuna, toro, and wagyu nigiri for a festive $98 feast.

Noodle Village serves top-tier Cantonese comfort food in a bright, modern Chinatown spot, famous for its killer wonton soup, soup dumplings, and crispy clay pot rice.