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A wooden table with four plates: shrimp with vegetables, mixed salad, mackerel with sauce, and chicken in sauce. Glasses of wine and water are beside them.

The FIFA World Cup 2026 kicks off this summer in New York, with Brazil, Morocco, France, Senegal, Norway, Ecuador, Germany, Panama, and England scheduled to play in group stage matches at New York/New Jersey Stadium starting June 13.

Two milkshakes behind a plate of golden nachos alongside apple pie filling, ice cream, and whipped cream.

New York State is filled with all kinds of delicious fall flavors. From apple cider donuts and apple pie nachos to pumpkin spice lattes and pumpkin cocktails (served in actual pumpkins), there’s something for every palate - but it only lasts one season! Whether you’re team apple or team pumpkin, dig into this list of New York fall goodies before they’re gone.

Defazio’s pizza

The only activity that’s more quintessentially New York than eating pizza is hunting down the best pies. We've got the crunchiest, cheesiest, freshest options from all over the state, from beloved slices in Brooklyn to cup-and-char pepperoni in Buffalo.

Dozens of Nathan's Famous hot dogs arranged on a platter ahead of the famed eating contest in Coney Island

Hot dog, frank, wiener, Coney, red hot, white hot– whatever you call them, New York State has the best hot dog variations you’ll ever meat. Trek to the countryside mountains of Plattsburgh to indulge in the history of the “Michigan” or venture downstate to enjoy a Nathan’s Famous as you walk the boardwalk on Coney Island. No matter what part of New York you’re in, these spots will “make you want a hot dog real bad.” (Thanks, Jennifer Coolidge) 

A large stack of pancakes from Phoenicia Diner

Culinary delights await in the Catskills, where farm-to-table feasts, fresh-caught fish, and decadently sweet confections are in abundance. Whether you’re dining surrounded by mountain and valley…

A car's headlights are visible as it rolls down a NYC Chinatown street at night under the glow of hundreds of colorful Chinese Lanterns

Get set to celebrate the Lunar New Year in New York State! The Lunar, or Chinese, New Year is celebrated for 15 days, from New Year's Eve on February 17 to the Lantern Festival on March 3. 2026 marks the Year of the Horse, symbolizing energy, freedom, and bold action. Here are just a few ways you can celebrate the Lunar New Year in New York State!

A plate of brunch food including potatoes, syrup, and a pastry
Photo courtesy of Kacey O’Brien, Lake George Area/Warren County Tourism Department

The Adirondacks region is a true feast for the senses, combining awe-inspiring natural beauty with a vibrant culinary

A chicken spiedie Sandwich

Offering everything from the most authentic Italian delicacies outside of Italy to award-winning BBQ joints that rank among the nation’s best, Central New York is a foodie’s fantasyland. Indulge in

A tray of chocolates on display at Hakan Chocolatier

Celebrate every season (and every sweet tooth) with more treats than tricks as you embark on a candy-coated adventure through New York State’s sweetest spots!​ Whether you're indulging in artisanal chocolates in the Adirondacks or taking a sweet trip down memory lane with vintage candies in NYC, these candy shops are guaranteed to give you the ultimate sugar rush and leave you craving more!

A plate full of buffalo wings with celery and cups of blue cheese

From Buffalo wings and beef on weck to international delicacies and world-famous food festivals, Greater Niagara’s food scene is unlike any other! As a renowned melting pot for diverse dishes and dining experiences, there’s something to please every palate from delicious hidden gems to decadent fine dining. Be sure to bring your appetite because here’s everything you have to eat in Greater Niagara.