Hoodline crunched the numbers to find the top Uzbek spots around New York City, including Uzbek-Korean and Uzbek-Chinese hybrid eateries.

From an Italian spot to a poke place, read on for a rundown of the newest spots to debut in this part of New York City.

Here are the newest places to check out the next time you're in search of a new gastropub near you.

Try the lomo soltado with green pepper, yellow rice and beans, the rotisserie chicken and the sweet plantains.

The new spot offers snack foods as well as a large selection of New York local beers.

The restaurant's menu is 100 percent halal, serving burgers and milkshakes.

The new spot offers classic German foods, like an Oktoberfest pretzel served with beer cheese.

In the mood for a house specialty? Try the milk tea with herbal jelly or the lemon wintermelon with basil seeds.

The café offers both hot and iced coffee drinks, as well as croissants. Stay tuned for its expanded hours as a bar.

The new spot has both a brunch and an all-day menu.

The restaurant is currently serving dinner. Try the grilled branzino or the falafel latkes.

This is a Christmas themed pop-up bar offers holiday cocktails.

Hoodline rounded up New York City's most popular cupcake sellers.