Governors Island

At this historic West Village pizzeria, founded in 1929, you’ll find expertly-charred coal-oven pies that are crisp, thin, and utterly satisfying—no slices, just the whole delicious experience.

At Szechuan Mountain House, experience a vibrant blend of authentic Szechuan dishes served in a serene, mountain-inspired setting that dazzles and tingles.

Falafix serves up irresistible $5 falafel sandwiches and platters with a modern vibe, perfect for late-night cravings in the Lower East Side.

Located under the Franklin Avenue subway tracks, Hart's in Bed-Stuy serves fresh Mediterranean-inspired delights in an intimate space, making every visit feel like a warm dinner party with friends.

Freak Bar is Coney Island's quirky hangout, where vintage vibes, local brews, and a cavalcade of oddities create a chill haven for misfits.

This modern hotspot serves mouthwatering coal-fired pizzas and small plates alongside fab cocktails, all in a stylish, chill vibe.

At Tangy Noodle, you can dive into a delicious mix of classic Chinese noodles, dumplings, and soups, all given a modern twist in a casual Chelsea setting.

Wildair, the laid-back sibling of Contra, serves creative small plates and natural wines in a bustling Lower East Side space that’s always a scene.

Rodeo in Crown Heights is your go-to bar for natural wines, cool cocktails, elevated bites, and a relaxed vibe, plus plans for a dance floor soon.

Discover Little Ruby's Cafe, a cozy West Village eatery where all-day brunch classics meet Aussie flair, featuring ricotta hotcakes, hearty pastas, and a lively atmosphere.