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Modern cafe interior featuring a green wall with the sign "cafita," teal upholstered chairs, and wooden tables. Potted trees add a natural touch to the open, airy space with light marble flooring and neutral curtains.

Restaurants

Hudson Yards

Catria Cucina and Bar

This all-day modern Italian spot draws inspiration from Italy's Marche region, offering a menu that highlights premium ingredients and house-made pastas.

Hotels

Chelsea

Dream Downtown

Urban escape with cosmopolitan glamour offering loft-inspired guestrooms and suites.

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Broadway & Performing Arts

Times Square/Theatre District

Magic Mike Live New York

Magic Mike Live delivers with a 360-degree dance and acrobatic spectacular packed with jaw-dropping dance moves, hilarious moments, and a bold, immersive production design.

Broadway & Performing Arts

Flatiron District

Repertorio Español

Theater company presents Latin American, Spanish and Hispanic-American productions, with translations for non-Spanish-speaking audiences.

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Services

Chelsea

Currency Exchange International - Penn Station

Currency Exchange International specializes in foreign currency exchange, buying and selling more than 80 currencies, with many kept in stock daily (great for last-minute planners).

A CXI Currency Exchange booth with a digital display showing exchange rates and a window for customer service, decorated with informational signs and notices.

Services

Upper East Side

Currency Exchange International - Upper East Side

Currency Exchange International specializes in foreign currency exchange, buying and selling more than 80 currencies, with many kept in stock daily (great for last-minute planners).

A round metal pan filled with a seafood stew containing shrimp, squid, tomatoes, and herbs, garnished with fresh parsley and three lemon slices, placed on a gold-colored table.

Restaurants

Union Square

Le Basque

Le Basque is an upscale vegan restaurant in Union Square that masterfully blends the rich culinary traditions of France and Spain into a unique, plant-based dining experience.

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Restaurants

Bushwick

Seawolf - Bushwick

Seawolf feels like a friendly surf shack in the middle of Bushwick, with cheery décor and a focus on sustainable seafood and fresh ingredients.

Three hand-rolled sushi cones (temaki) filled with various fresh ingredients including rice, fish, roe, and vegetables, are displayed upright on a wooden stand.

Restaurants

East Village

Hasaki

Since its opening in 1984, Hasaki has become an East Village NYC institution beloved by many for its authentic, traditional Japanese cuisine.

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Attractions & Tours

Not in New York City

Sports Illustrated Stadium

Sports Illustrated Stadium, home to the Major League Soccer team Red Bull New York, is widely considered one of America's best soccer stadiums.

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Restaurants

Union Square

TsuruTonTan Udon Noodle Brasserie - Union Square

Japanese udon specialist in Union Square.

Retro-style diner with curved pink ceiling lights, yellow stools at a counter, pink tables, circular windows, and booths with yellow and brown seating. The decor features bold colors and modern, playful design elements.

Nightlife

Bushwick

Xanadu

Skate culture has a new home in NYC—Xanadu, in Bushwick, Brooklyn, is a place for people to come together in joy and motion to see shows, dance, skate, eat, drink, and celebrate life.