Excellent non-traditional tacos served from a biofuel gas station have a random schedule and menu. They have a monthly local crafts and farm market in the parking lot.
Proprietress Elisa Buratto stocks her industrial-inflected space with a well-edited mix of vintage pieces from the '60s and '70s. Read more.
Get your martini on with Jennifer Aniston! This is the former Friend's go-to spot for dinner or a drink; just make a reservation online. For lunch or dinner, try the casual poolside Terrace Bar.
The scores of Hasidic Jewish salesmen at B&H have the biggest inventory and the best prices in town. It's like Epcot Center for the bargain shopper. Closed on Shabbos, open on Christmas! - IFC Staff
This building dates back to 1794 and was opened as a porter house in 1847, making it New York City's oldest bar. Be on the lookout for pirate ghosts who are said to frequent the bar.
It took just a few years & some Petraske-schooled barmen to turn the Randolph into a hang of choice for bartenders, booze scribes & other industry insiders. Read more.
Opened in 1987, the Speedway grounds were honored with the designation of National Historic Landmark. It is recognized as one of the most highly visible museums devoted to automobiles and auto racing.
The Bombay Pav, one of our 101 Best Sandwiches in NY, contains a deep-fried potato-and-chickpea croquette painted with chutneys. It's strictly vegetarian and may be worse for you than a Big Mac. Read more.
The center of campus, but more importantly, the site of Full Moon on the Quad. Don’t know what that is? Ask a student.
The Po Pia Tod appetizer is crisp and fresh and their daily curry special promises to be a filling, flavorful entree served with rice and a bonus Thai omelet Read more.
...enjoy a great ambiance on this rooftop with panoramic views of the Hudson River & more! Awesome for celebrations... Read more.
Even Brad Pitt and R.Pattz like their rockshrimp tempura at reasonable prices, which makes reservations a must. Tip:If Hollywood is booked, try Katsuya Brentwood, Glendale or downtown.
Don’t miss “Meatball Mondays,” offering a weekly changing stuffed meatball, accented with herbs, dried fruit and chutney ($25).
Beautifully crafted home goods and accessories make this spot a favorite general gift store of sorts. Read more.
Select merchandise for men and women, including tops, rompers, and shoes, are marked down during Project No. 8 and sister store No. 8b's summer sale. Through July 31! Read more.
You might want to pick up some yogurt at the super market. Studies show that the probiotics in yogurt may help fight obesity! Read more.
Holler House was founded on Sept 13, 1908 & still looks much the same as it did a century ago. It houses the oldest certified bowling alley in the U.S. Memorabilia from as early as 1912 is on display.
Not the biggest Apple Store in the city (that's at Lenox), but this is certainly the friendliest. - Christina Warren. Read more.
Imaging a physical store of etsy in Austin and you've got Parts and Labour. This boutique filled with unique item made by local artists. Read more.
New Orleans: Creole and Cajun specialties served up with equal measures of good food and good vibes. You can even eat in the bed of an overly decorated pickup truck out front. - IFC Viewer
Chic, flattering bikini tops and bottoms are sold separately here and come in a wide range of sizes and styles. You'll also find one-pieces and tankinis. Read more.
