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You don't need to visit this New Orleans bakery to know the beignets are famous. (Even Kim Kardashian has posted about them.) And their notoriety makes sense: The pillowy French-style donuts are fried until crisp and showered in heaps of powdered sugar. But even the locale's exterior is popular what with its retro green-and-white–striped awning and marquee lights.

At this club-like Pan-Asian eatery in New York City, the monstrous fortune cookie—most often presented for birthdays—is a fan favorite. Though, according to the slew of social media posts, so are shots of DJ-fueled dancing and strong cocktails.

For visitors of this century-old deli in the heart of New York's Lower East Side, the prime 'gram is of the stacked pastrami sandwich because it's the go-to order for locals and tourists alike. However, the old-timey decor (film photographs in mix-matched frames, neon signage) and line down the block are popular posts as well.

The madcap chef who thought up the Cronut has so many tricks up his sleeve that it's no wonder his desserts have become Instagram famous. In addition to the croissant-donut hybrid, there are photo-worthy gingerbread-hazelnut "pinecones," gooey oversize s'mores, and—of course—the kitschy chocolate-chip cookie shot.

This waterfront seafood spot serves cafeteria trays loaded with ceviche, raw oysters, whole crab, lobster, shrimp fajitas, eloté, grilled Red Snapper, and more. The portions are huge, the presentation is impressive, the micheladas are over-the-top, and the beachy atmosphere is easy-going—it's a recipe for ideal Instas.

Whoever thought to open a watering hole on a docked boat is genius. Anchored on Manhattan's West Side, this seasonal drinking spot constantly draws crowds during warmer months and it's easy to see why: The upper decks offer sweeping views of Manhattan and the Hudson River—which are especially dreamy during sunset. The menu is extremely straight-forward (think Coronas and hot dogs) but that's all you need while you're relaxing on the water, right?

The SoHo iteration of this Parisian bakery slings more than just pretty macarons, including fresh croissants, fruit tarts, espressos, and more. The brand's iconic gold-leaf emblem and pastel boxes of meringue cookies are the obvious stars of its feed—though we guess the gold-rimmed plates and dainty tea sets don't hurt, either.

Constantly booked for weddings, bridal showers, and ritzy Moët champagne brunches, this rooftop bistro in downtown Los Angeles comes complete with fireplaces and unobstructed views of the city. Plus, the fancy fare (salmon panzanella, is really nice to look at, too.

Probably one of the most popular bakeries in the country, this wacky donut shop based on Portland, OR churns out insane sweets topped with maple bacon, Froot Loops, Cap'n Crunch, Oreos, M&Ms, bubble gum, and marshmallows. The treats are bright and bold, served in a pale pink box, and there's nothing else that looks like the namesake pastry. Plus, there's even a donut on the shop's ceiling.

There must be evil geniuses working at this 24-hour sweet spot that opened in L.A. back in 1982. The donuts come in wonderfully addictive colors and flavors with toppings like Peeps, Fruity Pebbles, entire Reese's peanut butter cups, and Oreos (to form panda bear faces). The bakers can even customize donuts into letters to spell out names and messages.

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