Project 1 is a deconstructed latte flight separating lightly pasteurized milk, espresso and a composed latte into three stemmed glasses to highlight each individual flavor. En savoir plus .
Hidden above Five Guys burgers, walk to the very back of the fast food joint and up a wooden staircase. It’s the type of spot where you can start day drinking at 2pm on Saturdays. En savoir plus .
Head over to Calle Dão, a Cuban-Chinese restaurant from Marco Britti, of Favela Cubana. Expect items like duck empanadas, peking-style roast chicken, and plátano maduro with black sesame ice cream. En savoir plus .
Push on the unmarked door, and beeline for the house specialty, pulque. Try it infused in a curado of jicama and lime: En savoir plus .
Cocktails how you want them at West Village newcomer The Happiest Hour, opening next week. Try the Little Red Dress, made with strawberry, cocoa and soda. It goes well with rum, red wine, or vodka. En savoir plus .
The menu has rotisserie chicken, roast beef, chicken fried pork cheeks, and Swedish American meatballs, plus sides like onion strings, pepperoni bread, and egg drop soup. En savoir plus .
Trending this week in NYC is the American/ Italian joint Pasquale Jones. We recommend you try one of the delicious pizzas, like the Little Neck Clam pizza, and have drinks off the extensive wine list. En savoir plus .
The house pride is sticky rice, a Laos staple. It’s tight-packed but not oily nor gluey. Served with a mild, chutney-like tomato dip and, much better, atom-splitting bang-bang sauce. En savoir plus .
What goes well with perfect roast chicken? Pasta, of course. New to the menu is a rich potato-dumpling dish with sweet delicata squash and walnut pesto, it's called the Gnocchi e Zucca ($19). En savoir plus .
This new farm-to-table Southeast Asian cafe has unique atmosphere with 60's style lamps and stripes all around. The food is equally as unique with coconut-braised short ribs as the headliner. En savoir plus .
Trending this Week is the beautiful rooftop bar Mr. Purple. It sits on top of the Indigo Hotel with two terraces, one of which houses a pool and its own bar, and a spectacular view of NYC. En savoir plus .
Order Williamsburg's newest drink, The Switchel. It's traditional mountain soda made with house-made apple cider vinegar aged in bourbon barrels with fresh ginger and maple. En savoir plus .
Málà Project is offering a new lunch program all week long specializing in dry pot dishes filled with mouth-watering goodness. Choose from 65 ingredients to compose your own DIY bowl of happiness. En savoir plus .
Colonel Mustard in the Library, is the perfect drink to accompany a rousing game of Clue. The brandy-based drink gets a fruit-and-nut infusion courtesy of walnut liqueur & smoked Luxardo Cherries. En savoir plus .
Show up at, say, 3:30 p.m. on a Saturday and a path is clear to the back, where a jumble of benches, stools and swivel tables surrounds an adorable, Jetsons-style fireplace. En savoir plus .
The menu includes crispy calamari, an iceberg wedge, fluke crudo, 4 types of pasta, rotisserie chicken, and a dry-aged steak. En savoir plus .
Coffee is served alongside comfort fare like a Berkshire pork katsu or a tamago sandwich (Osaka's answer to egg salad). En savoir plus .
Keep it simple with the steak tartare, made with top-notch, grass-fed beef that's mixed up with a little tomato confit, shallots, chive, and some sweet mustard. En savoir plus .
Take a cue from this family-run mini empire and go all-in with a family-style meal of mujadara, mantee and sour-cherry-sauced beef kebabs: En savoir plus .