Ready for your close-up? Head to Rockefeller Center, just a few blocks away, for a chance to be featured cheering on your favorite morning show! Don’t forget to say, “Hi Mom!”
Just steps from Affinia 50, Mint serves up some of the best Indian cuisine in the city. We recommend the paneer tikka masala!
Not just home to a breathtaking collection of modern art, MoMA also has a beautiful hidden sculpture garden. You really shouldn’t miss this.
Whether you’re 5-years-old or 50, you’re never too old to take in the incredible collections from American Girl. Settle down for some tea, and indulge the child within you.
All of the dishes from celebrity Chef Geoffrey Zakarian are tempting, but you can’t go wrong with the “ugly” burger: it’s got pickled japaleños, house pickles, and special sauce. Yum.
Hoping to squeeze in a workout? Call down for one of our complimentary Stay Fit Kits, including a yoga mat and stretching blocks, workout DVDs and more.
This upscale Italian restaurant delivers on the high quality food promised by the décor and prices.
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Guests have the option of sitting at a table with a stove embedded in the center where they can barbeque their meat to their own liking.
Perfect place for a power lunch or a business dinner. Visit the roof to have a drink or a cigar with your fellow suit wearers.
Fancified guacamole and other Mexican dishes with a bar boasting eight spins on the margarita.
BLT Steak, in New York, NY, is Tyler Florence's pick for their warm Popovers, served at every table, on Food Network's The Best Thing I Ever Ate. Find more tips at FN Local. Read more.
This wine bar located just steps away from the Affinia 50 features over 50 bottles of wine on its rotating wine list, as well as a number of delicious traditional Italian food items.
The Hudson Malone is a classic cocktail bar located just a few blocks north of the Affinia 50. It offers refined classic cocktails, inventive recipes pioneered by its many talented bartenders.
This classic Irish Pub is one of three across the city. Complete with an extensive draft beer selection and live music 7 nights a week, it doesn’t get more quintessentially New York than this.
The Session House is another great New York Irish Pub, offering a great selection of beer and whiskies, as well as a well-developed pub menu.
This unique bar & lounge area specializes in champagnes, offering over 100 different kinds of champagne, as well as various other wine options.
This great cocktail bar & lounge area is connected to Grand Central Terminal, matching the mood and atmosphere of the sophisticated landmark, with excellent cocktails and beer options.
This classic American steakhouse offers not only delicious steaks, but also an extensive menu of classic, well-loved American fare. Additionally, they mix strong, excellent cocktails.
The flagship location of this famous upscale department store is where it all started—and is the perfect place to do all of your New York City shopping.
With a buzzy nightclub and a restaurant serving southern Italian cuisine, one could opt to dance off the calories after enjoying a Kobe meatball, lobster-scampi pizza, and their Oreo zeppoles.
Located on its namesake avenue, this is the flagship store of the now famous high-end New York clothing store.
The Apple store is an extraordinary retail experience for techies of all kinds. The glass architecture on 5th Ave is impressive itself.
Notably the most famous toy stores in the nation- and for good reason. Explore and feel like a kid again as you see all of your childhood favorites and all new crazes.
This beautiful Beaux-Arts train terminal is the nation’s biggest transit hub. Be sure to check out the enormous main concourse , with its oversized windows and pristinely painted ceiling.
Aside from being home to New York City’s biggest Christmas tree during the holidays, this Art Deco building offers stunning views of the city from the “top of the rock”.
Dedicated to preserving and collecting television programs as a service to the public, the museum consists provides a historical, artistic and cultural perspective to television and radio.
