Totally fun spot to just chill at the bar and get a sandwich in the afternoon OR drinks with friends later. Reasonably priced and fun too. Get the potato chips w/Blue cheese sauce or the B.L.T. & E Read more.
There’s something captivating about this spot, from its old-fashioned seed and grain shop to its emphasis on lines that favor unusual seaming and unorthodox cuts, including Rick Owens and Gary Graham. Read more.
The ceviche here is spicy and delicious. The burgers are excellent and often over looked, make sure you get it medium-rare. Oh, and the booze is super cheap!
Hill's has the recipe for success: Give 'em what they want, keep the prices reasonable and cater to the neighborhood. And what the neighborhood is eating at lunch is Alaska sockeye. Read more.
Try the always classic hamburger, mac & cheese or the juicy beef dip on focaccia. There are four (!!) versions of poutine — the four-cheese variety is worth the caloric nightmare. Family friendly. Read more.
Leave work in time for happy hour (3:30-6:30 p.m.), with half-price pizzas and $3 sake cocktails. Read more.
The smoked meat is amazing. But everything here seems $1 or $2 too expensive. If you feel likewise, walk up Hoyt to Fast & Fresh Deli for a great, cheap Mexican torta. Or stay here and indulge!
B loves staying in hotels because they’re anonymous. Note to B: I love hotels because they are not as anonymous as they seem. I’m always watching!
The yoga studio overlooks the High Line. The view makes it worth all the pain and embarrassment.
Watch your bill - they automatically add 18% to every tab, regardless of what you order or how many of you there are. I'm not saying they don't deserve it, just have a look first.
Take over the mic and shut the place down! I've had crazy times there. - Snooki, Jersey Shore
Bobby Flay cooks food that is both obviously American and obviously only his own. Seafood salad to start, steak to finish, Cab all the way. Read more.
In this soaring space, lacy underthings are displayed in glass-topped cases. Aside from the stunning array of Lejaby panties and Made by Niki rompers, there’s an impressive selection of basics. Read more.
Is the Schnitzel truck a terrorist threat? Police used that excuse in booting the truck from its usual Friday spot at 54th & Lex. "I was stunned," said an owner. "I mean, I'm just selling schnitzel." Read more.
There's a hidden garden between the two buildings of this condominium. A putting green and greenhouse atrium sit atop railroad tracks built in the 1930s. Read more.
Great vinyasa yoga at in-home studio with favorite dodge YMCA yoga instructor, Naomi. www.cobblehillyoga.com
Fine jewelry from emerging names is the focus at this expertly edited spot. Everything is first organized by designer, then sorted according to price. Read more.
Looking for Pepsi or Coke? Don't try this hotel's vending machine. Instead of snacks and drinks, their trendy machine dispenses $88 bikinis. Read more.
An American bistro with gastropub tendencies. What do we mean by that? It's the little things, like the menu of sides that includes cajun boiled peanuts, deviled eggs and waffle chips with onion dip.
Chez Olives & Épices, on apprécie particulièrement les épices de cru de Philippe de Vienne!
This museum was established in 2003 with Jeff Lanes personal collection of mostly European Automobiles. The museum is housed in a building formerly occupied by the Sunbeam Bakery from 1951-1994.
Of course they carry Alexander Wang and 3.1 Phillip Lim, but we go for the Rogan, Malin + Goetz and Loomstate.
When all that festival fun takes its toll, wake up to a body-and-mind limbering yoga blowout. There are two different classes offered each morning on the Solar Stage in Planet Roo starting at 9:00 am. Read more.
Having introduced major talents like William Kentridge and Kara Walker, the Center continues to serve as the medium's most respected home.
