New York isn’t just a skyline; it’s a patchwork of neighborhoods that each feel like a different city. You can grab a $3 slice of pizza on a corner in the East Village, then hop on the L train and be in Williamsburg’s coffee‑shop scene within 15 minutes. The city’s food credits are concrete: a pastr...
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