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Class On 38th
Remember Class On 38th the next time you’re in the Garment District and want drinks and good izakaya food like monkfish karaage.
Red Rover
Red Rover in Greenpoint is useful for anyone who wants to drink coffee, do some work, and have a glass of wine in one place.
San Sabino
San Sabino in the West Village feels like a seaside cafe, except they do fancy Italian food you should go out of your way to eat.
Mama's Too
The West Village outpost of Mama’s Too makes the same great cacio e pepe or pepperoni squares as the original UWS pizza shop.
L'Industrie Pizzeria West Village
The second outpost of NYC’s best slice shop serves the same great pizza in the West Village.
333 Lounge
This lounge in Prospect Heights is a good post-dinner spot if you’re in the mood for some drinks and low-key live music.
Tolo
This Chinese wine bar bridges the sceney-ness of Dimes Square and the flavors of Chinatown with smart, soulful food, and funky pours.
Xi Yue Hui Seafood Hot Pot
Bring a big group to this Sunset Park spot, get a private room, and then do hot pot and sing karaoke at the same time.
Kanyakumari
This coastal South Indian spot near Union Square does wonderful things with curry leaves and chiles.
Baba Cool
Baba Cool has grain bowls, sandwiches, and a cute backyard where you can sit and read a Staff Pick from McNally Jackson.
Bar Miller
Bar Miller does an exciting, $250 dollar omakase dinner that almost exclusively uses locally, and sustainably, sourced ingredients.
Apollo Bagels
Apollo makes craggy sourdough bagels that you should dunk directly into a tub of scallion cream cheese.
Roti Roll
For a quick, affordable snack, head to Roti Roll on the Upper West Side, and get the chicken malai roll with a mango lassi.
Paros
Head to this Tribeca restaurant for Grecian urns, artificial vines, designer handbags, and decent, underseasoned food.
The Standard Grill
If you’re going to drink at The Standard, you might as well eat a pork chop there too.
Frenchette Bakery at The Whitney
Every trip to the museum should include a stop at Frenchette Bakery for pistachio cream pastries and duck confit.
STK Steakhouse
This infamous steakhouse isn't as much of a scene anymore, but the food is still solid.
Gem Wine
Gem Wine is a Lower East Side wine bar where you can share seasonal food with your date, while sharing a table with another date.
Bar Moga
Drink a fancy cocktail and eat a katsu sando at Bar Moga, a Japanese bar and restaurant in Greenwich Village.
Ask For Janice
At this bar inside a slice shop, you can listen to a cassette tape and drink a sopressata-flavored martini.