Unfortunately, Wi-FI isn't free-flowing all over NYC (as it is in Times Square), if you want wireless in Greenpoint, you're at the right spot. Also, best coffee in BK. - Brenna Ehrlich Read more.
Check out Monday night happy hour: From 5pm to midnight, well drinks and sangria go for $5 each, while a rotating specialty cocktail—recently a pear margarita—is a mere $5.75. Read more.
Marc and Robert always wanted a store in Palais Royal. Everyone said they were crazy. Who's laughing now?
Beautifully crafted home goods and accessories make this spot a favorite general gift store of sorts. Read more.
Welcome to the sandwich mecca. Your sides are gonna be on the sandwich, so get ready. Great way to end a night out in the PGH. Read more.
Start with the coconut-spiked Shellfish Chowder, then the delicious Espresso Roasted Ostrich or the Grilled Ribeye with crispy, tender frites. End it with mini Vanilla Flans. Worth every penny. Read more.
To learn more about Historic Pullman, visit the Historic Pullman Foundation Visitor Center (11141 S. Cottage Grove Ave.) Hours vary by season; call ahead. Read more.
Test drive one of 5 spankin new Ferrari's at their new Austin showroom: Buying is very costly, but looking is free. Read more.
Recommended: Country pâté, snow pea and radish salad, charred octopus appetizer, swordfish, rainbow trout, chocolate mousse. Read more.
The library is styled after a dairy barn to reflect Graham's childhood on a farm. The 40,000-square-foot complex opened to the public on June 5, 2007.
This 12 acre zoo opened on July 3, 1935 as a part of a larger revitalization program of city parks, playgrounds and zoos. The zoo presents three themed exhibition venues.
BEST BBQ this side of the Mississippi! Chow down on some ribs while over looking the beautiful hill country in Driftwood. But it’ll cost you: this little piece of heaven is 20 miles outside Austin.
Time for a music break? $10 and you’re in for a SXSW Film screening, usually with a Director’s Q&A. We wouldn’t expect you to take a bbq & booze break too, they deliver direct to your chair!
Great for dougnuts first thing in the morning! -Suzanne Tracht, Top Chef Masters
Catfish tacos with shallot ginger dipping sauce. If you grant yourself one primo treat, this should be it.
A showcase for her witty-chic clothing and accessories—standouts include flirty dresses, gold charm necklaces, and retro shades. Read more.
Look up to catch a glimpse of the only gargoyles on campus. Read more.
Recommended: Fresh oyster with XO sauce, clams with black bean sauce, sizzling sable fish, deep-fried chicken with minced shrimp, pan-fried flounder, snow pea leaves, crabs with sticky rice. Read more.
This footbridge, built over the Charles River, connects Harvard's campus in Cambridge w/ Harvard's Business School Campus in Allston. Read more.
Be sure to get on the Powell-Hyde line, which stops at the original Swensen's ice cream parlor, which opened in 1948. Read more.
Start with the creamy, mild Cretons à l’Ancienne, then (because this is Toronto's original creperie), the Crepe Bergère (lamb, apple, raisin) and Crepe Continentale (like chicken pot pie in a crepe). Read more.
Your hair will smell like onion rings when you leave, but it’s still the go-to spot for S and B to do business—like planning the Kiss on the Lips party. (Gossip Girl) Read more.
If you’re looking for a dive bar in the east village this is the spot to go. Great juke box, cheap drinks, and a perfect place to hide out. - Whitney
Full bar (K2 lounge). And movies are free some nights if you get $7 in drinks, but get there a little ahead of time as it fills up fast.
