Attend the Exotics Racing School & whip around the track in Ferraris, Aston Martins, Porsches, Lamborghinis, & Audis. The only downside? They don't let you borrow them for a ride down the Strip. Read more.
The bar is an island situated in the middle of the room, which is perfect, because you can dance & walk around & around until you realize you need another drink.
If one of your resolutions is to get in shape, there's no better place to start. There's lots of space to practice wicked Muay Thai kicks or MMA grappling holds. Read more.
Make your morning that much more memorable with a visit to the new location in Santa Monica for a selection of baked breads -- sweet and savory -- and organic Oaxacan coffee to kick-start your day. Read more.
John Allan salon is set to open later this month. Get your lid styled, the eyebrows tweaked, the face & neck massaged all for a reasonable-if-not-suspiciously-low annual membership fee. Read more.
They go out of their way to offer dozens of savory varieties, including an avocado, tomato and onion deal on whole wheat that is nearly as good as their 50-plus dessert options.
We're going to take our Americana hat off for a sweet sec and recommend the "Euro-style" burger with sauteed mushrooms, mustard, Swiss cheese and mayo. Read more.
Doomie’s left its Chinatown site to bring tourists and locals alike some American favorites such as burgers, Philly cheesesteak and fried chicken, but vegan style. Have the (fake) chicken noodle soup. Read more.
The very high end immersion circulator-style cooking, which is a form of poaching; the tapas-&-matching-wine menu; the smoked duck, beef caponata, oysters & foie gras. Need more?
It's a U.S. outpost of a Kyoto watchmaking operation, & the gimmick is that they build their magnificent timepieces right there in the store. It's always inspiring to see a master at work. Read more.
If you ever wanted to learn how to cast bronze, here's your chance. The class starts on January 4th and runs for 9 weeks at one class per week and $975. Read more.
Billed as “modern American,” his fare includes local grouper with faro risotto, beef carpaccio with truffle paste and oysters with chipotle cocktail sauce. Read more.
Send your contact info to alphamail@askmen.com for a chance to win a consultation & haircut, a straight-blade shave & a massage (total package value of about $150). Winner notified on Dec. 15 @ 4 PM
Run by world-renowned chef Eric Gonzales & housed in one of the most prepossessing 17th-century buildings in Old Montreal, the St-Gabriel promises to be one of this town’s defining see-&-be-seeners. Read more.
Mingle with a mishmash of clubgoers & epicureans, imbibe at a 4-hour open bar, nosh on tasty bites, & get down with T-Pain, Jump Smokers & DJ Dante the Don. Rest assured that this party will be HOT. Read more.
With a menu that ranges from simple bar snacks to more elaborate gastro-pub favourites, it’s only a matter of time before the rock stars themselves are chowing down here pre- or post-show. Read more.
Opening soon in the old Bar St. Laurent 2 location, it promises to bring new life & style to the neighborhood. It has a 185-person capacity & will feature a late-night tapas menu for the peckish. Read more.
It's time you started buying sausages & cheese from a place that can tell you where they came from. A place, say, with an on-site wine steward.
The newly renovated posh Tap Room is so made for the ladies-and-gentlemen crowd. The bar menu is surprisingly appetizing, too:lobster corn dogs, sausage paninis & Kobe beef patty melt sliders. Read more.
Blends the homegrown barbecue tradition with that of Korea. This means alligator-and-pork sausage is served alongside cucumber kimchi and a genre-defining mac-and-cheese. Read more.
Sample a champagne-based cocktail (or 2) before retiring to the candlelit dining room for menu items like grilled ostrich filet with eggplant caponata & caramelized cipollini onion. Read more.
Its pizzas are cut above your average pie with a rich, tasty sauce, spot-on dough and a vast array of toppings. And no visit would be complete without a serving of Nana’s meatballs. Read more.
great is the impending opening of the Ballroom, one of few bars where the slogan "we got balls" actually entices you to go. Read more.
250 teas available for tasting - including Lapsang Souchong, which we think smells like Johnny Walker - on a bar made of reclaimed barn wood, & a small cafe serving snacks & custom "tea" cheeses. Read more.
The anti-steak, a plea for decency, a group bike ride through Brooklyn in British attire followed by a post-ride tea social at Flatbush Farm. Hit the link for details on the prizes. Read more.
Choose from 70-plus international wines without having to talk shop with a bartender. Serve yourself and make your own mistakes. Read more.
Drop by to sample some artichoke crepes, banana pecan waffles, honey smoked salmon eggs Benedict, and stuffed apple French toast. Read more.
From cheeseburger dumplings to $7 bowls of noodles, the cheap, kitschy eatery hits the spot! Read more.
