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  • ACME 
  •   NoHo  
  • Scandinavian
  •  $$$ 
From Cajun to "new Nordic," beloved Noho eatery gets new lease on life.
  • Alfama 
  •   Midtown East  
  • Portuguese
  •  $$$ 
Refined spot inspired by classic dishes, Portuguese colonies from Rio to Goa.
  • Amorino Gelato 
  •   Greenwich Village  
  • Dessert, Ice Cream, Italian
  •  $ 
Authentic, all-natural gelato in creative fashionings.
Classic French cuisine in a bistro atmosphere makes for a beloved Park Slope institution.
The EVill's favorite slice now available for your post-MePa sop up.
Family-run chainlet brings homestyle Greek to Smith Street.
Casually upscale Italian joint with small plates and 40 wines by the glass.
Al di Là drops a neighborhoody spin-off near the Brooklyn Museum.
  • The Bedford 
  •   Williamsburg  
  • American (New)
  •  $$$ 
Grown-up greenmarket hits the hipster strip.
Serious pies return to a 19th-century brick oven on a benighted Billyburg stretch.
  • Bettolona 
  •   Harlem  
  • Italian, Pizza
  •  $$ 
Bettola expands with homemade pizza and pasta inside a rustic Manhattanville spread.
Coffee shop inside the Gershwin Hotel serving locally sourced, artful coffee and bites to purists and caffeine connoisseurs.
  • Bohemian  
  •   NoHo  
  • French, Japanese, Sushi
  •  $$$ 
Feel like you're "in the know" after a visit to this secret Japanese speakeasy.
  • Boqueria Soho 
  •   Soho  
  • Spanish, Tapas / Small Plates
  •  $$$ 
Small plate fiesta inspired by Barcelona's public market.
Diner 2.0 for the modern Bowery.
The biggest comedy club in town, in a town where that means something. 
Lure Fishbar spins off a "winepub" to highlight their serious burger skillz.
Swarovski teams up with fellow-Austrian Kurt Gutenbrunner for a sparkly jewel box of a café.
  • Calexico 
  •   Greenpoint  
  • Mexican
  •  $$ 
Beloved cart brings the carne asada to a sit-down spot in G-Point.
  • Ditch Plains 
  •   Upper West Side  
  • American, Seafood
  •  $$$ 
Seafood-shack inspired, but thoroughly modern. Montauk sans the LIRR and salty surfer boys.
  • The Dutch 
  •   Soho  
  • American (New)
  •  $$$ 
Raw bar, dry-aged steaks, and creative New American at this Andrew Carmellini follow up to Locanda Verde. 
  • El Camion 
  •   East Village  
  • Mexican
  •  $$ 
Keep on trucking with bespoke guac and organic tequila.
  • Fatta Cuckoo 
  •   Lower East Side  
  • American (New)
  •  $$ 
Lunch, brunch, and New American dinners at mom and pop spot on Clinton.
Not a gym, but you'll need one after gorging on fresh PEI mussels in brandy and cream sauce.
Mom and pop fine dining spot on a Rivington backwater.
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