If you're looking for an old-fashioned neighborhood pastry store, Veniero's is the place to be. Since 1894, this shop has sold tarts, cannoli, sfogliatelle, tiramisu, etc., the list is nearly endless. During his lifetime, its founder, Anthony Veniero won awards in Rome, Bologna and at the New York World's Fair of 1939. The Veniero family still runs the business and by the looks of the constant influx of people, it probably will exist until 2094.
Fine, artisan chocolate, pastry and coffee drinks. Burdick's European-inspired chocolates are made from the freshest ingredients with no artificial coloring and no preservatives. Each bonbon is hand-cut or shaped, hand-garnished, hand-finished, and hand-packed.
Housed in Brooklyn, SkyIce is an exciting destination for exotic, flavorsome ice creams that are one-of-a-kind. Also featuring savory dishes such as noodles and curries from the Chiang Mai province, this Northern Thailand eatery has many an organic and vegan selections in its menu. Of the countless ice creams you could try, the most popular are their ice-cream sushi rolls, Thai tea, caramel sea salt and the oddly-named non-fried fried ice-cream.
We make the best pies money can buy using real ingredients. We also have a range of savory options, natural wine, local beer and craft cocktails.
For a taste of old-school New York, come to this former apothecary, now known as the Brooklyn Farmacy and Soda Fountain. The Farmacy now is a classic soda fountain, where guests can come to get a taste of delicious ice cream and nostalgia. Monster sundaes, milkshakes, egg creams, and sparkling sodas are what the place is really known for. However, they also offer up a solid menu of classic American dishes like grilled cheese or meatloaf sandwiches. Kids and adults alike can enjoy the tasty offerings in this delightfully old-timey soda fountain.
KYU
Located in NoHo, KYU NYC brings our signature wood-fired, Asian-inspired cooking to one of downtown Manhattan’s most dynamic neighborhoods. The menu centers on bold flavors and standout dishes—including our iconic Korean Fried Chicken—paired with craft cocktails and an elevated late-night energy. KYU NYC now features new Caviar Offerings in collaboration with Aaron Paul’s The Only Caviar, adding a luxe edge to the experience without losing our signature attitude. With locations in Miami, New York City, and Las Vegas, KYU continues to grow, with Los Angeles opening summer 2026.
Who would have thought that some of the best homemade ice creams in New York City are located right in the heart of Manhattan's Chinatown? The dozens of flavors include Spicy Ginger embedded with tiny ginger pieces, Mild Red Bean and the ever-popular Green Tea. Lychee Nut and Pistachio are also amazing. The tiny shop has no seating area but the winding streets of Chinatown provide ample good view while you stroll with your treat.
Located in New York, Van Leeuwen Ice Cream has multiple branches that are spread across states like Connecticut, New York, California, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and many others. Opened in the year 2008, this scoop shop offers a fantastic selection of dairy and vegan ice creams. During the warm summer months, patrons can choose to sit outdoors on the curb and enjoy their choice of ice cream. They also offer catering services for various private and corporate events like meetings, weddings and parties.
