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Kum Sung BBQ
Grill your own duck with whole cloves of garlic at this Korean BBQ spot in Murray Hill, Queens.
Panorama Room
Take the tram to this bar on Roosevelt Island for a view of all three boroughs and a great raw bar.
L'imprimerie
It’s worth becoming a morning person for the croissants at this French bakery in Bushwick.
Alley 41
In a neighborhood with countless great Sichuan options, Alley 41 stands out for its funky mapo tofu and sizzling cumin beef.
Regina’s Grocery
The Bed-Stuy location of Regina's Grocery makes solid sandwiches, if you find yourself in the area with a meatball sub craving.
abcV At Tin Building
There’s nowhere we’d rather spend $17 on a green juice than the Seaport outpost of Jean-Georges’ vegetarian restaurant.
Cobble Fish
This waterfront spot at South Street Seaport is a serviceable after-work destination for fried fish and frozen cocktails.
NoMad Diner
The hot dog at this new-school diner inside the Arlo Nomad Hotel costs $15, and you should order it anyway.
Bar Bonobo
The cocktails aren’t as exciting as they sound at this sceney Chelsea bar, but it’s a useful spot for pregaming dinner.
Okiboru House Of Udon
Okiboru House of Udon serves photogenic udon that tastes even better than it looks, but you’ll have to wait in line for a while to get it.
Old John’s Diner
Old John’s Diner is a revamped luncheonette where you can eat a great burger or drink a martini near Lincoln Center.
Grand Canyon Diner
Come to this Park Slope diner for chilaquiles with green sauce and crispy chocolate chip pancakes.