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Mace
In the East Village, Mace stands out for its bold flavors and soothing ambience.
In the East Village, Mace stands out for its bold flavors and soothing ambience. Packed with a complex choice of innovative ingredients, such as wasabi, purple yam, and tobacco essence, the well-crafted cocktails are a special treat.
Whitewaller recommends: Sipping on the Mace cocktail.
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Restaurants and Bars
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Veranda
Veranda offers dishes by Chef George Mendes at ModernHaus SoHo.
COTE
Restaurateur Simon Kim’s modern Korean establishment Cote is reintroducing safe indoor dining in New York at its NYC flagship.
Marea
For those still wishing to dine al fresco, Marea welcomes guests to an Après Ski-themed outdoor dining experience.
Kimika
In addition to its elegantly heated outdoor dining options, Kimika has safely resumed indoor dining at 25 percent capacity.
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