The home of DC Comics in NYC. Look up at the 7th floor windows from across Broadway and you can spy a lot of comic book posters on the office walls.
"The drop top, they say it's Ocean Drive inspired" - Lil' Wayne "You Ain't Got Nuthin" Sourced from rapgenius.com.
Good sushi!! Very quiet atmosphere, relaxing. Good to take someone on a date and they even have a screen to show you making your food. - Snooki, Jersey Shore
Sylvano's is the best local Italian eatery. Their chicken parmesan is amazing. Lots of cheese! -Michael Cohen
Oliver's is great place to have breakfast on the weekends and treat your hangover with the "hair of the dog"--a glass of chilled pinot grigio or something else from their selection of beers and wines.
Xe May puts has an eccentric take on bahn mi... so eccentric that they're mixing grilled beefsteak with pineapple chutney to create the tasty "Sidecar." Read more.
The dogs are sliced vertically for easier topping. The Oroshi (brat w/ soy sauce, daikon, and grated radish) is a must on any occasion. Read more.
Get over to the Whitehorse Tavern and try a burger with cajun curly fries! It's a perfect place to meet friends after work!! A NYC mainstay!
Original home of The Lyric Theatre, built in 1903. It hosted such notable shows as Cole Porter's Fifty Million Frenchmen. It was demolished in 1996 and reopened in 1998 for the musical Ragtime.
Harold Ross, the magazine’s founder, roamed here to ask his friends to write. Once, when he asked Dorothy Parker why she wasn’t in the office writing, she replied, “Someone was using the pencil.” Read more.
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Best men's in NYC, great women's department, and fab accessories! -Patrick McDonald, Launch My Line
Krya Pikilia, an assortment of traditional specialty spreads, is the best way to sample them at Bahari estiatorio. - Inspector
The food here is as bold as the owner, Iron Chef Bobby Flay, who marries American-style cuisine with the energetic atmosphere of a European brasserie. Be sure to try the Plate of the Day.
Chock-full of the homey (wool blankets), the necessary (frying pans) and the endearingly random (Lithuanian leather key covers), this sunny mom-and-pop is the kind of shop we wish we could live in.
Nitehawk Cinema, officially ending the battle between hungry viewers of independent films and pimple-faced ushers. The new theater & cafe offers in-seat dining. Read more.
The atmosphere is romance-ready with white tablecloths and a casual vibe, while the menu has "dripping saliva" written all over it. Check it out.
Happening neighborhood joint…really delicious and totally comfortable. -Susan Feniger, Top Chef
The namesake burgers are good. The $6 Kobe hot dog—served on a buttery bun and topped with chili and cheese or apple slaw and jalapeño—is better. One of our 25 favorite food trucks! Read more.
If you're here, you've just walked into an awesome sports bar complete with a Guinness tap AND soft shell crab with bacon mayo. Goal. Read more.
This sweet tapas spot's got a seasonally-changing menu of 200+ dim sum-style noshes. Adventurous types'll try the Andalusian-style fried squid. For courage, try any of the Spanish brews/wines/sangria. Read more.
"Warm, rustic, sexy atmosphere and the best drinks in town. Plus amazing food and taxidermy animals on the wall, if you're into that sorta thing." - Jeffery Self, Jeffery & Cole Casserole
