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OddFellows Ice Cream Co. out in Williamsburg has always been sorta like Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (see: foie gras and miso-cherry flavors), minus all the karmic fate traps aimed at children (man, that movie was kind of messed up).

Burger Week is in full effect right now and you should take part in the best way possible -- with this weekend's burger crawl.

When you realize that this BBQ joint doesn't allow you to get the side order of mac-and-cheese as a side for your spare ribs, but requires you to order them as an additional side, you might be put off.

Grab two slices of the bacon-Alfredo pie from this pizza shop if you're sprinting to the train and need something to hit the spot before you get on.

If you think Bobby Flay can throw down, then head to this pizzeria for pies from the man who he lost to on Food Network's Throwdown.

Staten Island has more than its fair share of phenomenal pizza spots, but Denino’s is by far the most destination-worthy.

Go for the house pie at this Staten Island eatery -- the house pie with a side of the house wings.

Relive college days at this haunt with a Big Azz margarita -- brain freeze impending -- a red velvet quesadilla (that's sadly, doesn't come with frosting), and wings.

Empanadas, cornbread muffins, and cannoli make this bakery a must-visit on any trip to Mexicantown -- morning, noon, or night.

Armando’s has a lunch buffet featuring botanas, bean burritos, and cheese enchiladas, and also keeps their party patio open until 4am, serving margaritas, mojitos, daiquiris, and sangria.

As the oldest Mexican restaurant in Mexicantown -- and according to them, the oldest in Detroit -- this 50+ year old institution is a behemoth, with six dining rooms and an upstairs bar.