Of the three programs on your list I interviewed at (SUNY Upstate, Drexel, Albert Einstein) I'd choose Einstein--if you're only including those three I know; the rest I have no idea about so cannot comment on.
Einstein to me seemed incredibly friendly, PD was nice and interactive with us, strong in MS, they have a movement disorders person which is impressive (a lot of programs I interviewed at just said we're "actively recruiting one"), the faculty at Einstein seemed really supportive and humble, and I spoke to a Einstein med student also interviewing who was very happy there. Not from NYC so Bronx would take some getting used to, that to me would be a culture shock but doable. They just seem to have a very thoughtful and supportive approach to residency training (i.e. they told us something about hiring PA's to reduce the night float burden on residents? --going off of messy handwritten notes so don't quote me on this one).
Drexel- was OK but not particularly impressive to me. Seemed to have a lot of great research but they also seemed to extraordinarily busy, and a lot of hospitals around to compete with for cases (Thomas Jefferson, etc), also no neurosurg residency, no dedicated neuro ICU. Wasn't quite convinced that people were as happy as they purported to be. I guess in writing this it seems a little hard to articulate what it was I didn't quite like, but the overall feel of the program was "just OK"
SUNY Upstate - was really friendly overall, PD was down to earth, permanently linked to prelim so basically it's a categorical program (the above 2 are advanced), residents seemed to be really genuinely happy. I don't remember many of the specifics about the faculty so forgive me for not elaborating further. I had a good impression of this program though.
(Above is just my opinion though--not trying to make the decision for you but I'd go 1. Einstein, 2. Upstate, 3. Drexel--if I were only considering the three I know). I don't know much about the others. I know NSLIJ came highly recommended from other residents (friendly, good pay/benefits, happy residents, housing) but I had to decline the interview due to excessive absences.
Hope this helps!