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Macarons at Maison Ladure, 864 Madison Ave between 70th and 71st Sts (646-558-3157)

Bakeries

Croissants, macarons and other irresistible treats.

Abrao

Coffee

Perk yourself up at these coffeeshops.

Steak du jour at the Cannibal

Steak

Porterhouse, sirloin and rib eye to die for.

Chinese

The spiciest Szechuan fare in NYC.

BBQ

Get your hands dirty at the city's top smokehouses

Photographs: Lizz Kuehl

Seafood

Dive into NYC's best fish shacks.

Al Pastor taco at Tortilleria NixtamalSome of the best Mexican restaurants in town use the tortillas made at this factory. Go straight to the source Fridays through Sundays, when Nixtamal's small caf offers tacos al pastor: marinated pork butt roasted on

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From tacos to Tex-Mex, we've got you covered.

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Italian

The finest pastas, antipasti and wine.

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