When I feel the need to go organic or crave a warm cup of soup, I head over to the Urth Caffé in Santa Monica. -Patti Stanger, Millionaire Matchmaker
With a circulation of 240,000, Harvard Magazine keeps alumni connected to Harvard and to each other. Read more.
Real men eat meat and successful men love steakhouses. The Palm is my favorite place for this. -Patti Stanger, Millionaire Matchmaker
Founded in 1866, it is the oldest American library of anthropological collections. Go and check out an exhibition, or browse their large collection of ethnology, archaeology, and more! Read more.
This VC firm has invested in the likes of Foursquare, Boxee, Disqus and more. Step into @FredWilson's office to see the art painting which his Twitter avatar is based-off. - Vadim Lavrusik Read more.
A new community compost drop-off and native plant garden. They invite neighbors to come drop-off their food scraps to be composted.
Make a special occasion extra carnivorous with a three-course “Leg of Beast” dinner for 6–10 people ($49 per person).
"Blues Brothers" (1980) crews filmed in the lobby of the building, but the rest of the chase, up the stairs and in the office itself, was shot on a meticulously re-created set in Hollywood. Read more.
Learn more about the history of the 'L' on the free http://www.chicagoforkids.org MP3 audio tour website. Read more.
Every Sunday, for fresh organic produce, pupusas, crepes, fresh coconut milk and gorgeous teeming masses of humanity. – Ilene Chaiken
Admission to Splashwater Kingdom is free with admission!
This is the L.A. deli of choice! The greatest Corn Rye Bread! The Nova, the Blintzes, and the Plate of Lox, Eggs, and Onions are fantastic. And of course don't forget to grab Rugela and Mandel Bread.
Did you know if you spend $15 in the retail store OR buy 1 entree in the restaurant (per person), you get to "pass the line" and get in early??
Go there: Lono Brazil’s Disco Unusual Social Club fills the cozy dancefloor with partiers about once a month. Read more.
This place aims to mimic classic Ivy League dining halls. There are long tables and a service line where you can pile food like crab salad sandwiches and sliders onto a cafeteria tray. Read more.
One of four original city squares laid out in 1839, this park hosts multiple community programs.
Hard-core sports fan like this Garment District resto for its secret door into Madison Square Garden.
Have a Jean-Georges Vongerichten experience for a bargain price with their $38 prix fixe dinner.
Most people walk the main spiral, but the smaller staircases usually house exhibits by more emerging artists.
Try the pupusa, stuffed with pork and cheese, garnished with spicy pickled cabbage curtido. Follow with fluffy fried yucca and chicken and beef tortillas with plenty of fresh salsa. Read more.
A welcome alternative to the touristy stores that dominate the area, Root is stocked with casual pieces from Rachel Pally and Plenty by Tracy Reese. Read more.
