If you're new to spin classes or just looking for a new studio, these five options in Park Slope, Chelsea and the Flatiron District may have what you need.

A new bubble tea café in Sunset Park is serving up takeout tea drinks in a wide variety of styles.

If you want something a little less garden variety from an unfussy neighborhood Thai joint, a new Upper West Side eatery is need-to-know.

If you're craving shawarma, falafel or a unique pizza, a new restaurant in Elmhurst may have just what you need.

Brooklyn's northernmost neighborhood has a new small plates bar and ramen joint.

With new KTV spots popping up in Brooklyn and Flushing, karaoke isn't just available in Koreatown anymore.

A new Stumptown location in Cobble Hill marks the first Brooklyn expansion for the Portland-based café and coffee roastery.

A new omakase-only eatery serving elevated yakitori skewers is an export from Tokyo to New York.

Two bars, a vegan malt shop, and an affordable Asian fusion joint are adding their hearty takes on comfort food to the New York City food scene.

From traditional lamb and beef gyros to decidedly newfangled pitzas, these four recent New York City arrivals are putting their stamp on the Greek food scene.

With grilled chicken and vegetables, a new kiosk-only spot is bringing Chelsea customers healthy fast-casual food — as long as salt is no object.

Sunset Park's newest cocktail bar offers plenty of mescal and tequila-based libations, along with free popcorn.

From Tibetan tingmo to Nepalese bandel tareko, these four new arrivals are putting their unique stamp on the Himalayan food scene in New York City.