Alex Gordon: "Great bottle shop in front and fun bar with 12 thoughtfully chosen taps in back. The owner John is the man. My neighborhood spot to go or to stay."
Pat Hu: "Inventive and inspiring Israeli food from sister restaurant to Shuka. All the small plates are great. Save room for the tahini oat milk soft serve - halva floss ftw 🙌"
Michael Donovan: "Tip for art students: Larry Gagosian offers free portfolio reviews at every opening. Just show up with your portfolio. Bring snacks (he likes Swedish Fish)"
Ben K.: "New seafood taco spot from the Los Tacos No. 1 crew. The fish taco and spicy shrimp taco are great. You can skip the crowd in Chelsea Market and enter right on 15th St."
Roger R: "This is foodie heaven!! Come really hungry because everything is good! Top 3 musts are Tacos #1, Dizzengoff, and Mokbar, but you'll need to come back multiple times to taste everything"
Marina: "You can walk from 14th to 34th and not realize you walked all the way to midtown. Love that there's so many benches and places to sit so you can just chill out, look at art and think."
Julie Soscia: "See the gallery schedule to learn about exhibitions in advance. A great option if you’ve exhausted the main museums."
AlAnoud A AlGhunaim: "Lines may be long, but well-organized by the team at the gallery, great considering this is a free art exhibit. I believe you can bypass the line if you’re not interested in the infinity mirrored room"
Holly Hager: "If you can, hop over to the closing reception 10/24/13 for Eyebeam's current show. It engages all the senses--and the wearable sculptures in Light as a Feather are worth the trip alone! #art"
Untapped Cities: "The Eyebeam Art & Technology center played host to the Chelsea Music Festival's Finale, which was a jazz performance smooth enough to engender nostalgia for hot summer nights and tree lined roads."
The Corcoran Group: "Tickets start at $10! That’s cheaper than a movie or a cocktail! Take in a wonderful dance performance – their productions appeal to the newbie and the aficionado alike."
Peter Frank: "I only come here every few years, usually when my mom is in town. And every time I'm reminded what a treasure it is. Always interesting performers, no bad seats in the house, and gentle ticket prices."