This is one of my favorite places in Miami! Always packed with tan, sexy juiced up men!! - Jenni, Jersey Shore
Treat yourself to a chocolate chip cookie -- Soho's best. In fact, have two. Read more.
Founded in 1937 as the Oregon Ceramic Studio, it provided a market for artists while elevating awareness & appreciation of Oregon art. The studio became a gallery in 2002 & then a museum in 2007.
Local foodie elite swoon over simple signature dishes: olive-oil-doused beef carpaccio, rich Brie and asparagus lasagna, spaghetti with mussels, tender osso buco. Read more.
How do I know you’re passing off that H&M dress as couture? Because I was sipping an iced tea at this across-the-street café, watching you sneak out of the store.
Free Wi-Fi is always a plus, but this tavern also has good food and some reasonable drinks. - Christina Warren
The only independent store in town that buys, sells, and trades new, used, and vintage video games. It has cases filled with games and flat screens on all the walls. The owner, Cyril Bassan, has playe
This place feels like home. The balcony is cool, but the floor sounds better - just get yourself a barstool. – Taylor Locke from Rooney
The menu includes traditional fare like shepherd’s pie with house-ground lamb, Irish rabbit stew & crispy duck gizzards, alongside classic steakhouse proteins like rib-eyes, hangar steaks & more.
Stake out a leather armchair on the weekends: From 4 to 8pm daily, well drinks and beers (including the $6 house ale) come with a wood coin that can be cashed in for another drink. Read more.
This is my favorite venue in the country. Be sure to bring your own food and get a seat by the soundbooth, where you can see the show, the crowd, everything! – Kelly Rowland
Hot dogs and sausages, of course. Any style without ketchup. Fried and cooked in duck fat. Friday's and Saturday's a must. -Roy Yamaguchi, Top Chef
The cooking, which, while deeply rooted in Southern France, has many North African & Italian touches such as lamb confit in Moroccan spices w/ apricots, and couscous and grilled scallops with risotto.
Brimming with here-and-only-here labels like Smythe, Pour La Victoire, and Doucette Duvall, this duplex has everything from romantic black-tie gowns to work separates and affordable, smart rain gear. Read more.
Chicago: A training ground for the likes of Tina Fey, Amy Poehler, Steve Carell and others, this legendary comedy club now boasts -IFC Staff
Our young audience group is named for Ellsworth Kelly's Spectrum V, on view on the second floor of Modern Art. (Morgan, Spectrum Co-Chair)
Enjoy the spacious office by sitting down on one of the many comfortable couches and chairs in the right corner. - Vadim Lavrusik. Read more.
This is where trash takes flight: Breck Baldwin and Mark Harder craft remote-controlled planes out of spare parts and recycled materials, contraptions they call "flying towels." Read more.
Could Rutgers join the Big Ten? As the conference prepares to expand by as many as five teams, it seems increasingly likely. But it'll cost $5 million to leave the Big East... Read more.
Bill White, who was president of the museum, resigned abruptly on May 19, 2010, one year after the New York State Attorney General began investigating him. Read more.
The facade will be split into four "storefronts": a hat store, a hardware store, a neighborhood bar and a bodega. The designer calls it an "ironic statement...reminiscent of independent businesses." Read more.
Jessica Simpson and super-stylist Rachel Zoehaunt this Hollywood shop for their selection of vintage designer duds andhard-to-find concert T-shirts.
Happy Hour is from 5-7pm. This is a serious bar, with seriously good bespoke cocktails. Try the Sweeter Heater and the Mini Pulled Duck Sandwiches.
There are a number of companies that recycle discarded sails into totes, but Re-Sails was one of the first—and it’s still one of our favorites. The duffels are hyper-durable, affordable, and chic. Read more.
This giant former mechanics’ garage is packed with antique and secondhand finds—there are more than 50 vendors, including a few who offer a cache of vintage Chanel and Gucci accessories. Read more.
Once the location of the first school in Phoenix in 1874 and where many children died during a swine flu epidemic in 1918, the hotel was built here in 1927 & opened in 1928. Look out for ghosts!
Go there: The gay guys stay in the front here, the gay girls chill in the back. Read more.
