Chestnut isn’t your typical in-and-out deli sandwich shop -- it offers healthier options, a full coffee bar, and even a list of classic cocktails.

Café Benelux is a microcosm of the joy and vivacity characteristic of Europe's Low Countries.

McBob’s Pub and Grill in Washington Heights emphasizes its mixed traditions of Irish, Scottish, and American food and culture.

Omnia spans multiple stories and incorporates a lounge, high-energy main room and mezzanine, and a breathtaking rooftop garden that showcases panoramic views of the Strip.

Smyth is located in the Iron Horse, a hotel frequented by Harley-Davidson riders who visit the museum just down the street.

Poppa Burger is about as greasy a spoon as it gets.

Tornado Burger, a Stafford neighborhood fast-food burger joint, offers greasy, divey burgers that feel so wrong but taste so right.

The sibling restaurant to Alphabet City's Somtum Der, Kiin serves northern and central Thai food in a sleek, modern space in Greenwich Village.

No matter what time of day you visit Blue’s Egg (well, it’s only open afternoons), there’s going to be a wait.

Under the Volcano in Rice Village is named for a macabre 1947 Malcolm Lowry novel.

Double Trouble Caffeine and Cocktails satisfies two vices at once, meaning you should really visit for the sake of convenience if nothing else.

Be prepared to feel the effects after just one of spirits guru Justin Burrow’s boozed-up, classic cocktails laced with unexpected flavorings like elderflower and spiced wine syrup.