The selection of food and supplements is enormous, but you won’t find anything in these aisles that isn’t certified organic, fair trade, and non-animal tested.

An international market on the scale of a suburban grocery store.

The high-end grocer has remained family owned since it opened in 1946. The Midtown location, appropriately, is the largest, with funky Times Square and Broadway memorabilia scattered throughout.

The natural food megastore’s largest NYC location offers an extensive selection of prepared foods, including casual sit down interactive food stations.

By day, The Food Emporium’s line of ultra fresh, pre-made lunch boxes ensure that the deluxe gourmet store is a madhouse. Don’t fret, though. Everybody’s getting hot food to go, so the lines fly.

A New York institution since 1947, their flagship location at One Rockefeller Center is home to an impressive array of wines, including singular bottles waiting to be discovered in their rare wine vault. Next-door, at Morrell Wine Bar & Cafe, they operate NYC’s original wine bar; one of the largest in the city, it features a 100 wines by the glass.

This store prides itself on its dedication to service. Set in an elegant, modernists shop, your experience at Crush includes an exceptionally well curated selection of wines and a knowledgable staff of experts who can help you find the perfect bottle for any occasion.

With a worldwide reputation for housing arguably the best selection of wines, Sherry-Lehmann is the premier wine vendor in the country. As an added bonus they deliver wines within Manhattan and, during the summer, the Hamptons.

A massive of selection of hard-to-get bottles from around the globe combined with in-store wine tastings three days a week.

Hidden under a maroon awning on a hectic stretch of Broadway, Oak and Steel sets itself apart from the competition with a friendly atmosphere coupled with expert knowledge, perfect for the vino newbie or anybody who simply detests the snobbery that sometimes goes hand in hand with shopping at shops with wider acclaim.

Highlights include a surprisingly high number of rare specimens, particularly French and Italian wines.

This members-only smoking club in a 17,000 square foot space is a den of masculine decor, world-class liquors, and rich steaks and seafood.

At “The Townhouse,” the Nat Sherman line of cigars and cigarillos are subject to museum-like curation in a space that could easily be mistaken for a five star hotel, with a leather clad smoking lounge.