The OG Shack inside Madison Square Park remains a perfect place to enjoy a burger and crinkle fries outside. Read more.
The pastrami on rye will set you back about a million dollars (OK, $20), but it’s twice as big as your apartment. Definitely worth getting at least once. Read more.
This is the move for an affordable dinner with friends. The portions aren’t huge and the pasta isn’t unbelievable, but when you can get dinner and wine for around $20, it’s good enough.
Two square fountains and a comprehensive museum commemorate the events of September 11, which took place where the memorial now stands.
The most iconic Apple Store in the world. If you ever visit Manhattan, NYC, this place is a must. It's not that small. The real store lies underground. The glass room is just the tip of the iceberg.
Despite being touristy, this place is so much fun. Amazingly talented singers and solid diner food. Overall, a great place for a unique experience
A must visit for anyone new to New York City. Stunning architecture and always something going on. Be sure to check out the whispering gallery down the ramp to the lower level.
Step into Chinatown, a world of its own, where more than 2 million NYC residents live. There is great authentic Chinese food here and street vendors are all over.
It boasts patios at different levels, several bars featuring beer and mixed drinks, and a menu heavy on seafood. Crab claws, shrimp cocktails, and raw oysters are all specialties. Read more.
Excellent view of Statue of Liberty, Manhattan skyline, Brooklyn Bridge, and Verrazano Bridge AND it’s FREE! Best value in NYC! Snack bar on board has a good variety of items reasonably priced.
