Celebrity spotting at it’s best. While you’re gawking at the elite, dine Grilled Calamari and then the amazing Lobster Club Sandwich. The service here is equally amazing.
Come for lunch and have the special for only $20! Includes an appetizer, try the chicken satay, a main course, we enjoyed the velvet chicken breast and a sorbet desert and coffee/tea.
Try the 'invisible burger' - one of the best portobello mushroom burgers you've ever have.
Great muffin selection for pick-up on the way to work. Would recommend the vanilla and chocolate ($2 each). Has an ATM, which is rare elsewhere around 60th & Madison.
Great, fresh $2 muffins to go in the morning. Speedy lunchtime service, and the cheeseburger deluxe is always a good option. Gets very busy & cramped around 1pm every day.
We whole-heartedly recommend the Montauk Lobster Roll - the spiced mayo really gives this Lobster Roll a special kick! And DON’T skip dessert.
Highlights from the hotel's entertainment offerings are a pool with a translucent floor, Marble Lane restaurant, and a penthouse nightclub called PH-D from the crew behind Tao and Lavo. Read more.
Though it's only a tiny strip of land in downtown Manhattan, this street has been home to artists as wide-ranging as Ellsworth Kelly, James Rosenquist, Agnes Martin, and Robert Indiana.
Never in this town have oozy blobs of melted buffalo mozzarella and bright San Marzano tomatoes frolicked in such ecstatic harmony, says the Underground Gourmet. Our pick for the city's best pizza! Read more.
This adventurous, highly intellectual Chinatown gallery is known for showing important stars-to-be and hosting unpublicized openings that draw the New York art elite.
Happy holidays and safe travels from (RED). Here's our travel tip: pack an (APPLE)RED iPod Nano and some (PENGUIN)RED books for the trip! Enjoy.
Peter Worthington: At some point — maybe now – we have got to amend airport security and start profiling those likely to blow the damn plane up – not patting down three-year-old children. Read more: Read more.
Best pasta in Atlanta. Tasty stuff. Fantastic new addition to the Atlanta dining scene. Great place to get a whole lot of small plates to share with a group. -Eli Kirshtein, Top Chef
A swank cocktail den in the heart of the city with a cocktail menu by Julie Reiner that includes fresh fruit & top-notch spices & spirits in original drinks like the Lilikoi & the Hibiscus Swizzle. Read more.
This West Village hot spot wanted ivy creeping up its 1839 facade, so they installed fake ivy made of silk. But the Landmarks Preservation Commission ordered it taken down. Read more.
Designed by Modernist master Mies van der Rohe, it has a Koons Balloon Dog sculpture in its lobby and the Four Seasons restaurant (for which Rothko made paintings) off to one side.
I love the corn with aioli, cheese & lime. A fun neighborhood scene perfect for delicious snacks. -Ana Sortun, Top Chef
Incredibly cozy Italian fare, one should definitely make a reservation in the back garden that is open year round. Try the gnocchi with porcini mushrooms, its decadent.
An oasis of transporting sculptures and calm, Zen-like environments designed by Japanese-American modernist Isamu Noguchi.
Favorite of the LES, Freemans and its designer Taavo Somer are credited with starting a whole new aesthetic both in food and fashion worlds.
if you really want to misspend a Sunday night, why not watch 2 awesomely-talented bartenders go mano a mano in an Iron Chef-style competition in the atmospheric swank bar? September 26, 8 PM-12AM. Read more.
Taxter and Spengemann sits casually outside of New York's main gallery districts, in the former studio of Minimalist painter Frank Stella. Consistently unusual and excellent.
