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Throw back a mojito in the dimly lit bar and savor authentic and affordable Latin American cuisine.
This casual Italian restaurant offers a full variety of reasonably priced sandwiches, pastas, pizza, chicken, veal and fresh fish dishes.
The Park Central Hotel, located in Midtown Manhattan, has an elegant lobby, expansive meeting space and other amenities.
This massive structure dates back to the late 1800s, when it was created as the ultimate boys' club.
At Palo Santo, you’ll find chef Jacques Gautier’s pan-Latin cooking in a Brooklyn brownstone.
This Victorian-themed bar features a cocktail list that reflects both the Victorian and Prohibition eras.
It's been nearly a century since the Bronx Opera House was a destination for theatergoers. Today, the 60-room Opera House Hotel is notable for being the borough's first boutique hotel.
The specialty at Greenwich Village's Ootoya - Union Square is traditional Japanese home cooking in set-meal style, or teishoku.
A hidden gem inside St. Cloud Rooftop Bar, Akoya offers guests an authentic temaki experience in an intimate and elevated setting atop The Knickerbocker Hotel.
Ootoya's specialty is traditional Japanese home cooking in set-meal style, or teishoku.