How to spend the perfect day in Flatiron, NYC

Mykonos is only an F/M train ride away! Okay, not really, but Kyma is NYC’s closest evocation of the Greek island due to its beachy-cool ambience. Dining on seafood is a must, as pink snapper, black sea bass and swordfish are imported daily from the Mediterranean. But plan on sharing a few small plates, especially the grilled octopus and the legendary Kyma chips—crispy slices of zucchini and eggplant served with tzatziki.

Follow the neon sign up to this second-floor vino bar, where every hour is wine o’clock. But the best time to go is clearly during the spot’s happy hour, from noon to 7pm, when generous pours of sparkling rosé, pinot noir and chardonnay are only $7, and apps—try the whipped ricotta bruschetta—are a sweet $5.

This Danish brand’s first-ever U.S. store will rouse your inner child, with quirky decor for your office, kitchen and parties. Among the mazelike shelves you’ll find modern storage bins, picture frames, utensils and multicolored candlesticks. But we love the shop because 90 percent of the products cost less than $10 each. Win!