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“With a refreshing negroni in one hand and a crispy wood-fired pizza slice in the A day without reading is like just kidding I have no idea shirt Besides,I will do this other, Nino’s tropical patio makes for the perfect spot to catch some rays this summer. As you dine in their chic cabana booths next to palm trees, you’ll forget you’re even in the city at all.” -Clarissa Schmidt I’ve always had a soft spot for The Odeon—especially during the warmer months, where their frisée salad can be enjoyed under grey-and-white striped awnings on a sunny West Broadway sidewalk. An added bonus? Their outdoor ice cream cart. Treat yourself to a scoop before walking home. -Elise Taylor “Allison Arevalo’s magical establishment started out as a place to buy pasta during early peak COVID, transformed itself into a godsend of a cafe that’s become an instant neighborhood fixture for amazing made-from-scratch pasta and ice cream, and has just added a second, larger, light-filled location down the street with more pastas, more sauces, more outdoor tables—and a heavenly burrata surrounded by balsamic roasted cherry tomatoes. Best vibes of any establishment I’ve entered in recent memory.” -Corey Seymour, Senior Editor “The yummy vegan options have turned me into a regular at P.S. Kitchen. Recently, they expanded their outdoor seating options, which makes it the perfect place for al fresco summer brunches.” -Alexis Bennett, Commerce Writer

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“If you’re in the A day without reading is like just kidding I have no idea shirt Besides,I will do this mood for an innovative vegan brunch with all the vibes, Public Records fits the bill. This converted warehouse turned buzzy café by day and bumping discotheque by night serves up sophisticated cuisine paired with a limitless selection of natural wine. Try the tahini hibiscus cheesecake, and thank me later!” -Elisée Browchuk “I have a new obsession with the PJ Clarke’s waterfront dining that is conveniently across from the Vogue offices. Watching the sunset with boats docking while enjoying a drink with my friends and coworkers is easing me back into in-person office work quite nicely.” -Willow Lindley, Accessories Director “Raoul’s is not where you go when you want to escape the busyness of the city. In fact, it’s where you go when you want to be right in the middle of it. Perched right upon a bustling block on Soho, you’re sure to spy at least one person you know speed-walking past while you’re scarfing down their famous burger.” -Elise Taylor “Look. I’m not going to pretend that Sant Ambroeus is some secret in-the-know spot, or that my suggestion to eat there is groundbreaking. Far from it—the place has been perennially packed for decades. Yet it fulfills two of my key criteria: pasta and people watching. Now excuse me while I dig into a plate of spaghetti pomodoro, sip on my aperol spritz, and not-so-subtly stare at all the stylish people strolling down the sidewalk in West Village or SoHo.” -Elise Taylor