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Veselka
There’s something particularly comforting about a hearty plate of pierogies, and the East Village Veselka institute now ships them across the country. A 66 year old Ukrainian restaurant offers two dozen for $ 79, which allows you to choose your own (meat, potatoes, cheese, arugula and goat cheese, short ribs, or saurkraut and mushrooms). That $ 129 Complete Ukrainian Dinner for 4-6 people is another great option, as it comes with a choice of pierogies, a choice of soups (Ukrainian borscht, vegetarian borscht, chicken noodle soup, matzoh ball soup, or mushroom barley soup), and a choice of main dishes (beef stroganoff, veal goulash or bigos).

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Feltman from Coney Island
Help your sweetheart through this really tough winter by recreating summer BBQ. And what better way to do this than with a real Coney Island hot dog? Not only do Feltman have historical roots, but they do a lot of fundraising work for 9/11 veterans and charities. They $ 54.99 Vacation Hot Dog Package comes with a pack of genuine Feltman hot dog cases, a pack of genuine Feltman hot dogs without skins, two packs of Martin long potato rolls (because can you eat hot dogs with the others?), deli-style mustard, and one Feltman knit beanie. For Black Friday, from November 20-29, Feltman is offering a 20% discount on all online orders; just use the promo code FRIDAY at checkout.

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Fulton Fish Market
Sure, eating oysters is delicious, but it’s also fun to accept them as gifts and learn how to shell them. The historic Fulton Fish Market in the city center shipped dozens of their mollusks nationwide. As they noted on their website, “Pacific Oysters tends to be sweeter and smaller in size, meanwhile Atlantic oysters known for its salinity. “For those of you who are more kitchen-averse, there are too options shelled available.

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Donuttery
You’ve probably seen these delicious mini donuts in markets around New York, and this year, you can give someone a gift to make their own. Donuttery’s $ 29.99 DIY Donut Kit Comes with a one-pound donut mix, four sugar donut donuts, a donut holder, and an instruction guide.

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Fat Witch’s Bakery
Speaking of miniature candy, Fat Witch Bakery, which started in the 90s at Chelsea Market, now ships individually wrapped brownies around the country. That $ 33.50 The Great Witch’s Favorite Tin makes a great gift; It comes with 2 original brownies, 2 caramels, 2 walnuts, 1 blonde, and 1 double chocolate.

Thanks to Seed + Mill Halva

Seed + Mill Halva
A more recent Chelsea Market success, Seed + Mill brings halva – the “flaking, sweet, melt in your mouth flavor, texture” made from sesame seeds – into the mainstream. Apart from making more than 30 flavors of halva, they also sell organic tahini and various sesame spices. That $ 45 Halva Trio makes a unique gift and complements it with pistachios, sea salt dark chocolate, and raspberry varieties.

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Magnolia
You can call it Sex and the citythe famous homemade cupcake cliché, but definitely delicious. That $ 65 New York Dozen the package – which comes with four red velvet and two each of classic, vanilla & chocolate cake with vanilla & chocolate buttercream – is a great gift for someone sweet, as is $ 65 a dozen Christmas or $ 65 A dozen Hanukkah if you want to go festive. But true New Yorkers also know that banana pudding is the ingredient that makes sweet dreams come true. Maybe we suggest $ 70 Chocolate Hazelnut Combo Pack? It comes with three containers of classic banana pudding and three containers of the Nutella variety.

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Milk Bar
What started as a Christina Tosi shop in the East Village is now a national sensation, changing the way we think about birthday cakes forever. For holidays, Milk Bar offers The Pepp Rally for $ 80 (which includes a six-inch peppermint bark cake and a can of peppermint pretzels) and Season Greetings for $ 120 (which comes with a six-inch peppermint bark cake, a dozen truffle boxes of peppermint bark, and the famous Pie Milk Bar). Another fun option for kids is cookie tins or truffle cake.

William Greenberg
Nothing says New York City like classic black-and-white pastries (just ask Jerry Seinfeld, who famously says you need to get a little chocolate and vanilla with every bite) and William Greenberg has been known for their cakes since the Upper East Side Shop first opened in 1946. You can send The $ 59 pack contains 12 giant cakes or The $ 49 package contains 18 mini cookies. There is even a gluten free options!

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Bakery Bread
We can’t think of anything we do do not like from Breads Bakery, but if you want to introduce your out-of-town friend or relative to this Jewish bakery and pastry shop, it’s best to start with their famous babka. Named the best city by countless media outlets, it is made “using cultured butter from France, Nutella, and Belgian dark chocolate chips.” (We know, we drool too.) Ship a a pack of three for $ 49.95. Another option is $ 79.95 pack of six which comes with three chocolate babkas and three cinnamon.

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Yeast
We would be remiss not to include this famous half pound cookie on our list. There isn’t much to say other than that they are amazing and worth the wait. But lucky for your family and friends, they can bypass the queue and have it delivered straight to their home. That Miscellaneous Signature Cookies get all four flavors (chocolate chip walnut, dark chocolate chip chip, dark chocolate peanut butter chip, and oatmeal raisin). They cost $ 27 for four cakes, $ 49 for eight, and $ 68 for twelve.

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Sugar free
Don’t let the gluten-free special person in your life miss the sweetness of the holiday. Senza Gluten, which owns a bakery and brick-and-mortar restaurant in the Village, ships their goods across the country. Vacation favorites included Candlenut Snowball Mini Cake, Chocolate Walnut Mini Chubbies, Bread Butter Mini Cakes, and classic Chocolate Chip Pastry.

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Brooklyn Kura
This Industrial City brewery is the first in New York City and one of only 15 in the country. If you send wine as gifts too often, consider it $ 65 vacation package. It comes with homemade Japanese sake granola, sake-kasu rice cake, a bottle of Junmai Ginjo Namazake (Number Fourteen) and Junmai Namazake (Blue Door).

Brooklyn Gin
Other hangover gift ideas are a a bottle of Brooklyn Gin ($ 43.99). Founded in 2010 by two Brooklyn men, small batch gin is made and distilled just a little in the north of the state at Warwick Valley Winery and Distillery. Made with fresh orange peel and hand cracked juniper, the makers are proud to say this drink is good enough to drink on its own.

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Wolffer Estate
This Hamptons-based winery makes some of the nicest roses, which you can find across town all summer. But today, we will drink it all season long. With the convenient delivery service, you can get bottle delivery even at the last minute. We’re partial to Summer in a Bottle Rosé, but Sparkling Rosé will also be a wonderful gift.

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Threes Brewing
This Gowanus brewery is great for putting together a group in their large backyard, but since we weren’t able to do it this year, we were able to bring the fun home. For holidays, Threes offers a gift package (one for Science lover and another for beer enthusiast), three months beer subscription, fund A $ 30 tasting kit which includes a fun virtual beer class.

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Coffee Partners
With Partners Coffee, a Brooklyn-based small batch specialty coffee roaster, you can ship beans sourced from around the world. This year, for the holidays, they are bringing back their fan-favorite seasonal coffee mix, Miracle On North 6th Street, which has a record of familiar holiday flavors such as orange, cinnamon and malbec.

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