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The Online Directory of NYC Certified Businesses is a searchable list of M/WBE, LBE, and EBE businesses certified by the City of New York.
Find contact information for these firms, and learn about their expertise, experience, and more.
NYC is home to the largest number of independent bookstores in the country.
We go to independent bookstores to browse, to be inspired, and to discover new worlds in print.
Rediscover your favorite bookstore or discover a new favorite.
Be sure to tell us about your favorite neighborhood bookstore online by using the #NYCLovesBookstores hashtag on social media.
People come from far and wide to try NYC’s legendary food scene.
From local fare to global flavors, there are delicious eats tucked effortlessly into every borough of the city.
Browse restaurants by cuisine, location, current offerings, and more.
While satisfying your appetite, you’ll be supporting local business and staying connected with the city you love.
Discover why the City has earned its reputation as one of the world’s great shopping capitals.
If you can’t be here in person, you can always find NYC gifts from some of your favorite retailers, hotels, and cultural institutions online and support the businesses that make NYC a celebrated shopping capital.
Look for iconic NYC restaurant gift cards; distinctive apparel and accessories; signature hotel items like linens, robes and spa products; food and gift baskets; souvenirs, books, music, games, and more.
An utterly fractional sampling of some of the most-worn (and most-coveted) New York merch provided by New York Magazine/The Cut.
Providing food news and dining guides for New York.
Restaurant reviews and guides written by a small group of highly trained, highly opinionated writers and editors. They eat out a lot. More than they probably should.
Made in NYC supports thousands of local manufacturers and makers by giving them marketing and branding resources, valuable skills-building opportunities, and access to a supportive community of peers within the sector.
Made in NYC is an initiative of the Pratt Center for Community Development, a community-driven planning and development organization that works for a more just and sustainable New York City in partnership with community-based groups, small businesses, and the public sector. Pratt Center is a part of Pratt Institute.
Diners around the world rely on Resy for intel and access to the most exciting restaurants, from neighborhood favorites, to cult classics, to just-opened hot spots.
Thrillist serves as your guidebook to amazing experiences with a passion for local culture and community.
Jewish delis were once the backbone of the New York food scene, but in the modern age their numbers have greatly diminished.
Everything from low-fat dieting trends to anti-meat preferences over the last couple of decades has had an effect, but so have newer and more faddish forms of food that make hot pastrami, gefilte fish, and matzo ball soup seem hopelessly old-fashioned.
Luckily, in the New York City area, there are plenty of delis left, and places with a new approach to deli cuisine are opening up and giving another boost to a New York classic.
This guide to delis, cafes, diners, and more is courtesy of One Hungry Jew, a food, travel, and lifestyle blog focusing on New York City and other cities around the world.
Given the demand and the solid return rate of customers, kosher restaurants in New York don’t necessarily have to be great to stay busy.
But the spots on this guide from The Infatuation are genuinely recommendable. So when you’re looking to eat kosher, and you want something like pizza, barbecue, or Georgian dumplings, stick with these restaurants.
A note: lest you find yourself searching for the best kosher cheeseburger in town, think again.
Jewish dietary laws prohibit the cooking and consumption of dairy and meat products simultaneously, which is why some choices feature dairy-only menus and others are heavy on meat.