


This trendy concept store sells vintage clothing, home goods, jewelry, accessories, fragrances and skincare.
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.
Discover a restaurant straight out of Germany—an old-world Bavarian pub of sorts with checkered tablecloths, dark wood finishes and white lace curtains.
The Queens schnitzel stop features some impressively hearty dishes .
Bring on the sauerkraut and shop for imported German food specialties.
This always-packed restaurant is beloved for its open-air feel, thanks to tons of windows and sidewalk dining when weather permits.
Classic British comfort dishes meet a charming shop filled with imported English staples.
Shop at this traditional British grocery store that carries English items and baked goods.
This restaurant pairs Brazilian fusion dishes with brilliant mixology.
Melissa was founded in Brazil in 1979 and remains a producer of sought-after styles, including its Jelly Shoes.