Best men's in NYC, great women's department, and fab accessories! -Patrick McDonald, Launch My Line
Stop in for cheap and tasty Korean BBQ to go. Order the eel and rice special with miso soup and try the kimchi. Food priced by the pound. Read more.
Phil's Steaks will be rollin' to the Village Voice's Choice Streets food truck tasting event on 4/24 at Pier 86 / The Intrepid! More info here: http://ow.ly/9M1oK
One's a veritable Everest of vintage textiles, with floral bedsheets, embroidered curtains, American flags and burlap sacks. The other houses more cool '70s logo tees than Keith Richards' closet.
THE BIGGEST HIP HOP CONCERT OF THE YEAR IS GOING DOWN ON JUNE 3RD, 2012 FOR MORE INFORMATION HEAD TO HOT97.COM NOW!
The electro event Girls & Boys is a serious A.List dance party. Friday’s set gets a special upgrade with music by Juan MacLean & British electropop band Hot Chip. Expect 4 floors & hundreds of women. Read more.
Head here for cheap vegetarian food with a Middle Eastern flare. Get a fresh falafel sandwich for $5.25 & add sweet potato fries for $0.50. Read more.
Between their range of grilled cheeses and their dipping policy (aka. they don't serve spoons)....all we want to say is yum!!
UT fans put on your orange and white and head to this hangout. Wednesdays spend $20 for a three course meal and $4 Domestic Drafts and $5 Mixed drinks.
The chefs are hip to food allergens, offering gluten-free crust option that’s made from milk, eggs and soy. Alert the staff if you have any other allergy concerns.
It's not often when you come across a neighborhood bar and get blown away by the food. The mashed sweet potatoes w/ chorizo and the gouda mac & cheese are MUST-HAVES.
The namesake burgers are good. The $6 Kobe hot dog—served on a buttery bun and topped with chili and cheese or apple slaw and jalapeño—is better. One of our 25 favorite food trucks! Read more.
Inexpensive beers, good-looking bartenders and a divey atmosphere make us keep coming back. Fido loves coming here too!
Try - Saikyo Miso Cod - is so deliciously fatty its layers slide off each other at the slightest poke of a chopstick; the sweetness permeates the supple, oily flesh. Read more.
if ginger is your bartender lucky you! she is total eye candy and awesome at her job!
Go to Pearl Paint, pick up some watercolors, take a walk to Battery Park and paint the skyline, Lady Liberty and Ellis Island as boats sail by.
The cheeseburger (grass-fed beef!) is possibly the best in NYC, no joke. Ask for the special sauce.
Delicious sandwiches (try the ham sandwich), locally made treats and a well-curated beer selection. The cutting boards from local designers daskam & dworkis are a must see, too.
Their killer BBQ and bourbon selection will have you wondering how you got to Kentucky and if you can stay a while. Yes, you can.
20 flat screens, 25 brews on tap, another 50 by the bottle, wood-fired pies, 4 different burgers, hickory-smoked ribs (smoked in-house), & very large windows to gaze out from. Read more.
All of the footwear is comfortable, stylish, and made to endure ceaseless pavement pounding. Bonus: Most everything is priced under $150.
Happy Hour all night long on Wednesdays. Play a game of darts, have a cold beer all while your dog socializes with the other patrons.
At the weekly Quizz-Off (Wed 7:30pm), teams battle through six rounds of questions with hopes of scoring a bar tab (first place $75, second $40, third $15). Read more.
The margherita pie may seem a little "simple" compared to all of the other options but it is extremely tasty. If you wanna go nuts, the last choice on the menu, the Al Roker, is the way to go.
