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"The River Café is a Michelin-starred restaurant that is located directly under the Brooklyn Bridge. NY-eater.com describes The River Café as a romantic eatery that has been “serving imaginative American food with gorgeous views for 40 years.” Lastly, it is a restaurant that caters to special events like anniversaries, marriage proposals, and weddings, featuring a classic American dinner menu with items like River Café Oysters, Hot Foie Gras, Colorado Lamb, Niman Ranch Beef, and desserts such as Chocolate Brooklyn Bridge and Pear Souffle."

"Just named the best restaurant in the world by La Liste, Le Bernardin is as classy as it gets. A “once-in-a-lifetime dining experience”, you’ll be blown away by the service and food alike. The menu is divided into headings of “Almost raw,” “Barely touched” and “Lightly cooked” so you’ll know exactly what you’re in for."

"Le Bernardin has graced New Yorkers with its presence for decades. What you want to do here is go all in for superstar Eric Ripert's tasting menu. The fish that dominates his prix fixe is largely untouched, save for the best flourishes, so you put yourself in the very capable hands of his sauciers."

"WilliamsburgThe Brooklyn Lager is pretty iconic at this point. It’s probably the most recognized beer coming out of New York City right now, so if you’ve had any New York beer, chances are you’ve sipped this. But Brooklyn Brewery’s Williamsburg brewhouse has so much more to offer like a snappy classic pilsner, a non-alcoholic Special Effects, and their brewer’s perfect take on summer hard seltzer, Brooklyn Spritz.How to order:Pre-order or stop by the brewery"

"You’ve probably already tasted the famous Brooklyn Lager in another bar or picked up a pack at Rite Aid. It’s the flagship beer of Brooklyn Brewery, one of the largest craft breweries in Brooklyn. For more than 30 years, Brooklyn Brewery has established itself as a leader in the Brooklyn craft beer scene."

"Pop into Brooklyn Brewery for a late afternoon pint, or head next door to Whiskey Brooklyn to catch a Giants game and play a game or two of skee ball. Afterwards, enjoy a Golden Hour walk along the scenic waterfront at East River State Park. Then get ready to take to the water!"

"Employing sour cream in place of milk—well, that and a James Beard recipe as their base. Also available in a sourdough variety, Bubby’s takes on comfort food classic flavors such as Nutella with concord grape jam, fried chicken with bourbon maple syrup, and more."

"Where: Tribeca – 120 Hudson St, New York, NY 10013 + High Line – 73 Gansevoort St, New York, NY 10014. Weekend brunch hot spot serving homestyle American eats with many locally sourced ingredients."

"Next on my list of the best pancakes in NYC, it’s Sunday in Brooklyn. Another place that serves up some of the best pancakes in NYC is Sunday in Brooklyn. The pancakes here are always piled high, and they’re so fluffy that it seems almost criminal to cut into them."

"Came for brunch with my sister on a Monday afternoon, arrived around 1230pm and the place is quite packed and busy. They have outdoor seating which is ni..."

"Chef Suchanan Aksornnan grew up in a province in northern Thailand, where he was exposed to the diversity of nature, which then introduced him to organic ingredients as well as local foods. As a graduate from the French Culinary Institute in New York, he combined his learnings in Thailand and his culinary training, and that is how Baoburg was born. Baoburg is a Thai restaurant known for their tasty bao buns."

"701 Flatbush Avenue This "fast-casual rotisserie + bar" serves a mashup of globally inspired dishes, celebrating Brooklyn's vibrant immigrant roots. The vibe is distinctly casual and cool. Kids love hanging out in the idyllic patio, which is covered with floor cushions, string lights, and colorful poofs."

"With beautiful, open views and brilliant drinks, The Crown is another favorite of mine. I also adore its modern feel and exciting happy hour menu. You’ll want to add this one to your must-visit list too!"

"Wander into midtown’s La Bonne Soupe for a quick lunch or casual dinner before the theater. This small midtown café, started by Jean-Paul and Monique Picot over 40 years ago, offers American classics with French twists. Lively and local, it’s perhaps best known for its namesake offering: La Bonne Soupe, or good soup, that’s a key favourite in addition to the fresh breads, salads, desserts, and beverages."

"An izakaya is the Japanese version of our sports bar/gastropub/tapas joint, with dishes and snacks designed for sharing while drinking. If you like a meal with your drink, it doesn’t get much better."

"Every day from noon to 7pm, the Midtown East location of this Yunnan spot is serving a limited menu of mixian rice noodles, as well as appetizers you can snack on in between virtual Happy Hours and conference calls. They’re not accepting any cash or card payments at their shop, so you’ll have to pay ahead of time when you order delivery or pick-up online."

"At this museum, nicknamed by locals as MoMath, math is anything but boring. Every exhibit sparks curiosity in both adults and children making them think about why numbers add up to what they do and the patterns of our world. Take a roller coaster ride over unusual shapes, dress yourself in symmetrical patterns, use a robot to shoot hoops; every exhibit is more fun than the rest."

"The exhibits, gallery and programs at this museum help visitors to see that patterns and structures are intrinsic to the world around us. The museum itself is filled with interactive exhibits where children and adults can experience the beauty of math first-hand. The museum welcomes guests of all ages, but the content is best suited to visitors in 4th-8th grades."

"This under-the-radar museum features a ton of hands-on exhibits showing how science, technology, engineering, and math inform every element of our lives. Kids can ride square-wheeled tricycles (really!), paint on a digital canvas, and stump their parents with an array of puzzles and quizzes."

"Part of the Smithsonian Institute, the National Museum of the American Indian can be found in the Alexander Hamilton U.S. Custom House. Here’s where you’ll be able to learn about the long history of the Americas’ Native people. Collections display various artifacts ranging from Iroquois clothing to Navajo jewelry to Choctaw sports materials."

"The Smithsonian's National Museum of the American Indian is home to over a million works and documents concerning Native American peoples and their customs. Much of the collection, most of which is in storage at any given time, was acquired by George Gustav Heye. The museum is housed in the neoclassical Alexander Hamilton Customs House."

"This museum features contemporary and historical art and artifacts by and about Native Americans. The collection is organized by geographic areas, including Latin America, and is a hybrid of ethnology and art."

"You are now in Queens, known for its creative street nomenclature and only a handful of galleries, but a variety of other art institutions such as SculptureCenter. Housed in a two-floor, brick, garage-like structure, it is an enormous exhibition space perfect for massive works of art. Recent examples include Ursula von Rydingsvard's monumental cedar reliefs and sculptures."