

This small restaurant serves tremendous portions of Ecuadorian food at reasonable prices.
Long Island City’s Rincon Melania specializes in authentic Ecuadorian cuisine.
The boutique shop sells custom and ready-to-wear African clothing and provides alterations.
Some of France’s most famous sweet and savory goodies come to Brooklyn.
Harlem’s Saint-Louis Restaurant serves authentic Senegalese dishes along with French and American favorites.
This trendy concept store sells vintage clothing, home goods, jewelry, accessories, fragrances and skincare.
This warm, casual Parisian-style bistro serves Senegalese food alongside French fare.
This small Scandinavian eatery in Clinton Hill serves breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Combining a U.K. pub with a Nordic cabin, this cocktail bar serves drinks and Norwegian foods.
For a little taste of German street food in NYC, head to this Chelsea Market counter.
This Austro-Hungarian biergarten is situated smack dab in the middle of Williamsburg’s north side.
Gramercy’s longstanding German restaurant is known as much for its fare as it is for its decor.