Homage to some of the world’s finest street snacks. Montreal bagels. Banh mi sandwiches. Roman flatbreads. Merguez sausages. Chef Furstenberg puts a twist on these humble foods from the streets.
Start with the rib appetizer. The ribeye is amazing for a main course and so is the Duck Confit BLT. The drinks are also good and cheap!
Don’t miss the impossibly decadent $15 oyster pan roast here, and try the Eccles cake with Stilton for dessert. Featured in Where to Eat 2011! Read more.
Have a pinkberry, and imagine Dr. Strange's magic domicile, the Sanctum Sanctorum which lives in the comics at THIS address! 177A Bleecker St. as seen in Marvel Comics!
A great way to beat June Gloom is by lounging poolside at the oh-so-grand Shangri-La & as the sun goes down, this courtyard retreat transforms into an outdoor hot spot with DJs spinning Thurs thru Sat Read more.
Like finding El Dorado beneath a taco shack. Head downstairs, take the scenic route through the kitchen to find amazing scene of tequila, huitlacoche quesadillas and total hotness.
The Chicago-based Rōti is expanding into D.C. to a location close to the White House. Expect more of the same in this famous eatery. Read more.
Capital Bites liked the wood-grilled tiger prawns. She says, "the “dressing” was good enough to ask for extra bread to absorb the remaining juices on the plate." Read more.
You can’t go wrong with the much-lauded fried chicken, but for something slightly lighter try the one-eyed Caesar salad.
I've been to a bunch of karaoke bars in NYC and this one probably has the best song selections of any of I've ever been to. Hands down.
If you have a 20-minute break before your next show, drop in here for a snack. The smoothies are excellent, and you can add in energy boosts.
TB's hawking everything from po' boys to "St. Charles Fried Oysters", and live-tuning light jazz Thurs-Saturday evenings. Go for both. Read more.
Awesome 2-4-1 happy hour until 9.30pm. Try the Italian Stallion Brick Oven Pizza while watching your favorite sports or the great bartenders.
Mamie Smith recorded "Crazy Blues" on Okeh Records in 1920. Written by African-American songwriter Perry Bradford, Smith's rendition is the 1st recording of vocal blues by an African American artist . Read more.
Whatever you do, get the baked ricotta. Pizza is great. Mussels good too. We estimated $50k worth of whiskey on wall - whatchoo think?
Arrive early and stay late to maximize your mimosa consumption. They won't cut you off.
33 giant TVs, a huge beer selection and tables with personal taps (you heard us). Even better? They are working on a tequila bar which promises to be one of DC's best. Go team. Read more.
The bar offers 15 variations of ceviche including toro, king salmon, & scallop; while shareable mains boast a 90oz ribeye with roasted bone marrow or a whole roasted suckling pig. Read more.
Visit Job Search Central @ SIBL. A one-stop-shop for job seekers. Read more.
Did you know that the first rap act seen on national television performed here in 1981? 'The Funky 4 + 1 More' performed on Saturday Night Live with musical guest Blondie. Read more.
After eating, buy some ingredients for a DIY paella: Bomba rice, olive oil, chorizo, pimentón, and saffron. Ask at the counter, and they'll cheerfully give instructions for cooking the rice. Read more.
Expensive cocktails served in a hidden speak-easy by men with Civil War beards. The only thing Slightly Off about this place is how Eerily On these guys are. Even the ice cubes are well read. - IFC St
