Sale section is always upstairs and there are comfy couches+chairs for those who need to rest their feet. Ask an associate about insider events to get exclusive discounts! ;)
Take a breather in Bryant Park. Ice skating in the winter, outside movies in the summer, all surrounded by gorgeous architecture and yellow cabs. Enjoy the free wifi!
Buenos precios.. y lo importante es q no se paga tax.. ;) .. gran variedad de tiendas
International shoppers, show your passport at the info desk and you'll get a discount card and booklet. Some decent offers are on it.
Victoria Secrets outlet store receives their beauty shipments on Fridays.
Acho o Woodbury um pouco melhor. Lá tem mais lojas, inclusive lojas de grifes que NÃO tem no Jersey Gardens. A vantagem aqui é a distancia e impostos menores.
Hay muchas tiendas, precios decentes. Toma el bus 111 desde 42st para llegar.
Go to Marriott Marquis Hotel and Take elevators to 8th floor. There's a nice bar there where you can sit by the window and watch the action in Times Square.
Little secret for when you're in Times Sq & need to use the restroom: Walk in like you're a guest, take the escalator to the 2nd floor to the loo in the corner. Cleanest bathroom in Times Square!
Its open 24hrs and the genius bar is open for nearly that entire time also. Even if you don't need anything, don't miss the chance to ride Steve Job's Glass Elevator. also, wifi
Go during good weather -- you'll be walking outdoors from store to store. Sign up here to get coupons and discounts for most of the Woodbury stores: https://www.premiumoutlets.com/vip/index.asp
Don't forget to sign up for "VIP" vouchers on their website Read more.
Dont have to pay for the coupon book. Use certain cc and get for free at the info center.
Don't go there thursday-sundays. If you go, try mondays & tuesdys between 10am-2pm to avoid traffic.
Imperdível. Compre a passagem na Grey Line na 42 com 8 av. Vá direto a administração trace um plano, não dá pra visitar todas as lojas. Sugiro a visita no 1' dia de viagem, para evitar compras caras.
Check out their website for free discount coupons - the discounts are better than the ones from the VIP booklet.
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I absolutely love the Jackson Premium Outlets. Good variety of stores and brands. Unbelievable deals and no sales tax on clothes and shoes. If you are in the neighborhood, definitely check it out!
Maribeth Madron is the only woman who shapes our brows, she is the best.
Beautiful store that stocks hard to find labels like Tsumori Chisato along side art books and ecclectic accessories. Its a must visit in Soho!
Have 45 minutes till boarding? Grab a quick manicure in these ultra comfy and clean salons so you can arrive in style.
One of the best resale shops in the city. Everything is organized by color, but don't forget the back room with tons of vintage dresses, you're sure to find a treasure there.
This is THE place to buy shoes in Williamsburg. Great brands, something in every price range, and a selection that changes weekly. Don't hesitate. If you want a shoe, buy it! Or else it may be gone.
A great place to spend a Saturday: Shop for vintage clothes and furniture, feast on Red Hook tacos and hopefully bump into someone you know.
If you wanna splurge on a great hairstyle, this is the pace to do it. Really cool vibe, talented stylists. All around great spot.
Cheap, cheerful and good quality manicures all over the city. Sticklers on hygiene, you get your own file and buffing tool to take home with you.
Wow!.. Todo! Linguine Alle Vongole... El filet mignon y El Cheese cake son fenomenales!!!...
There is no substitute anywhere in the world for Junior's cheesecake. -Emily Sprissler, Top Chef
Smaller than the other locations in Manhattan. It's called fast fashion for a reason. A price point to satisfy the budget watchers. One does not come here for the latest trends. Well hidden upstairs
MoMA store is open later than the Museum, so you can shop after the galleries close.
Week day $3.25 lunch special: white rice with your choice of two sides.
Lacquered roasted ducks hang in the butcher shop; rows of egg tarts fill the bakery displays; and prepared-food stations hawk pay-per-pound delicacies like shredded pig’s ear and gamy beef tongue. Read more.
This crown jewel of the East Village is very popular for their extensive menu of delicious variety. Try the infamous Korean bo ssäm (pork shoulder lettuce wraps) for which the place is named. Read more.
The best store to blow your paycheck in stocks covetable finds from around the world—both luxury threads and more affordable goods like indie mags, CDs and hip accessories. Read more.
Clothing made with vintage, surplus, or treasured finds - no new sources. Love love love this place.
Ven a desayunar o por una comida ligera al Food Hall (en el sótano). O al menos baja por un cupcake y café! Mi fav: Piada - Delicioso y excelente atención. No es barato pero tampoco es caro.
One of the worst hotel high teas in the city. Very rushed, very overpriced and held during the afternoons, when guests checking in pack the lobby.
People who love this hotel include: Karl Lagerfeld, Courtney Love, Marc Jacobs (who briefly lived here), Gwyneth Paltrow, Kate Moss and...oh yeah...Madonna. Keep your shades on when you stay here. Read more.
The ladies rooms in the lobby are our fave! They used to be pink but it looks like they gave them a renovation. Still cute and each stall has its own sink, but we liked the pink better!
They have jazz night at the Plaza on Wednesday, Michael Friedo is the singer and they do a great job! I love this type of stuff..
Go to the Demel dessert place in the underground shopping area - great selection of beautiful Austrian desserts
UCBT is the best place to laugh at funny people before they end up on TV. Nearly every sitcom on NBC’s Thursday-night lineup features performers who honed their craft at the Chelsea venue. Read more.
Go to Upright Citizens Brigade on Sunday nights for Asssscat 3000. $10 for the early show or freeze your ass off and wait outside for the free late show.
Great sketch and improv comedy. SNL cast members appear on Sunday nights. There are plenty of free and cheap shows.
In the heart of the East Village, the stylized Bowery hotel is the place to be. The perfect spot for a celebrity sighting in the city that never sleeps.
All mixed into a trendy indoors market filled with fun elevators, try the sushi at The Lobster Place. It's better than many sushi restaurants.
Ask for Lisi - she is amazing to work with and she has impeccable taste. A veritable Mecca of Balenciaga, Lanvin, Rick Owens, Celine, Givenchy and more. Drool fest!
This one-stop shop is a master mixer of 300-plus trendy brands, from LaRok and Marc Jacobs to Elizabeth & James. Tip: Sign up for their Lust List weekly newsletter and get 15% off your entire purchase
If you want to do some shopping forget about Macy's and go to Lord & Taylor, which is quieter and have wonderful shopping assistants. Don't forget to check their website in advance for coupons!
The most under-appreciated department store in NYC but has the best sales. Make sure when you check in to text the number provided for the latest discount code.
Have you visited the Stella McCartney Soho store in New York yet? Be sure to check out the NYC flagship store if you are in the city and browse the latest Autumn 2012 collection now!
Our theory: once you've tried Theory, you'll be addicted! You can never get enough of what flatters. Read more.
The swankiest consignment shop in the city is Ina. You’ll find great ’80s Chanel jewelry or ’90s Gaultier dresses. Inventory changes daily, so visit often.
I’m a good friend of Zac Posen and a big fan of his Z Spoke line, which has the perfect little black dress that I’m dying to wear. You can get it at Scoop.
One of the best boutiques in the east village. High end consignment at fair prices and super nice owners. I've gotten many awesome finds on the $25 on the sidewalk.
Great selection w men's and women's clothing ranging in small to large sizes (no damages). Great organization. Books, furniture, music. Helpful service. Helped by at least two ppl. & friendly locals.
The cavernous indoor-outdoor market is a go-to for vintage chandeliers, clocks, and more that owners have salvaged from old buildings just before they made their way to landfills.
Bespectacle yourself in outrageous eyewear dating all the way back to the 18th century. Vintage sunglasses, monocles, and Sally Jessie Raphael spectacles can transform you into a trendy East Villager.
Kyra and Amber at this poster shop will show you the awesomest finds. GREAT place to find some rare, vintage, and beautiful prints.
The Italian-born owners here get their stock abroad, which means a great selection of brands like Valentino, Missoni, and Gucci. This year's Best of New York pick for vintage party dresses. Read more.
Owned by a pair of Italian natives, this outpost of the popular NYC vintage chainlet is a slick Soho space full of pieces from big-in-the-'80s names: Martine Sitbon, Katharine Hamnett, Guy Laroche. Read more.
Best 99cent store in NY and maybe in the USA. I love 99 cents stores and this is my favorite by far. Great for cleaning products and little gifts. The NuPore make up remover towelettes are the BEST!
Winner of Best 99-Cent Store in the Village Voice 2011 Best Of issue! Knock-off household products work just as well and are usually under $1.
One of the best finds ever! Beautiful clothing, accessories, and furniture for such an affordable price. My best kept secret actually.
A beautifully curated shop with clothes to wear to the opera or go clubbing, alongside a nice selection of men’s clothes, and furniture that can transform your walk up into a Park avenue manse. Read more.
The original owners of garments sold here are risk taking fashion mavericks. Shop here if you are invited to a wedding of your really wealthy friends and want to look as elegant as everyone else. Read more.
The place to shop if you are are a poverty stricken intern invited to a black tie dinner (or a ball at the White House). Clothing ranges from a low of AnnTaylor to a high of the fashion stratosphere. Read more.
A great shop for high-end office worthy duds, a wide selection of separates, party dresses & great accessories. Lots of Chanel (if that is your thing) but also lots of less stuffy clothing. Read more.
Poverty stricken opera singers and performers can find here show stopping performance garb. There's a wide selection of notice-me clothes for the voluptuous shopper. The staff is incredibly helpful. Read more.
Attention vegetarians! Feast on huge portions of NYC's best cheap veggie soups for $4.50. Unlimited servings of challah toast before 10am. Read more.
On a budget & need a good date spot? Go here for tasty Italian fare & intimate atmosphere. Choose a fish entree for <$20 or pasta for <$11. Read more.
Looking for a cheap & delectable brunch deal? For $14.50 prix-fixe, choose from 9 entrees w/ drink included. Try the Nutella French Toast. Read more.
Big appetite for lunch? Go here for large, affordable servings of hearty comfort food. Rotisserie chicken, 2 sides, soup & bread for <$8. Read more.
Green-minded, hungry & on a budget? Go here for cheap, tasty, locally-grown American food. Leave room for Pumpkin Marscapone Mousse ($7). Read more.
Burgers start at $5.95 and you can add bacon, all kinds of cheeses and even grilled onions. Read more: http://www.cheapism.com/p/cheap-buffalo-restaurants.mhtml#ixzz2kRrxqex5
Coolest place! Incredible artwork, handmade one-of-a-kind lamps, leggings, tshirts, jewelry - amazing talented people making awesome stuff! Not all accept credit cards, so bring cash & don't miss out
I fell in love with this collection in Asia, and now the boutique is right around the corner from my office in NoMAD. Great store worthy of a visit.
Add this to your list of gear spots if you don't already know. With so many quality brands, you'll definitely leave with a shopping bag out the door. Footwear is exceptional. Read more.
The store owned by Judson Harmon in L.E.S. is one of the best multi-brand fashion store in town with rare pieces of Iris Van Herpen, Westwood, Krissvanassche or Alexandre Plokhov + his own brand ØDD.
Boasting a new and improved retail space, this edgy downtown boutique stocks an impressive selection of repurposed vintage we go absolutely crazy for!
It was an engineering marvel in 1883, the world’s longest suspension bridge and the first to link the then-separate cities of New York and Brooklyn. - Green Guide Editor
The tower rising on the site of the 9/11 attacks will reach 1,776 feet to symbolize the year of American independence. It’s expected to open in late 2013. – Green Guide Editor
Recommended: Cereal-milk soft-serve ice cream, chocolate-chocolate cookie, candy-bar pie, chocolate cake with yellow-cake icing, banana cake with hazelnut crunch, Chinese-sausage focaccia. Read more.
It’s not just my favorite standby for preppy-cool staples with a twist—Alexa Chung gave it the seal of approval when she collaborated with the company. —Jane Keltner de Valle, fashion news director
Frank Bruni recommends the small flatbread pizzas in his New York Diet, in particular one that pairs "a bevy of caramelized onions and very nice Parmigiano Reggiano." Read more.
Duck pancake, which is more like a sandwich than a pancake, is the best $2 snack in the LES. (h/t Ari from CultureFix)
Dig Inn is an ethical & sustainable restaurant participating in Shop Your Values Week! Pledge now and receive discounts at 200+ businesses in NYC from May 3-10, 2012. #SYVW Read more.
Try the Liang Pi "Cold-Skin Noodles": these bouncy and chewy "noodles" are made entirely of wheat flour and opped with seitan cubes and veggies. One of the popular vegetarian options at Choice Eats!
Chef Pichet Ong rocks his 100% original style at his own dessert bar. -Seth Caro, Top Chef Just Desserts
[Shop] Separate men's/women's stores, both with good stock, constant shipments and great discounts - 50% or more. Regular VIP events for returning customers so get on the list!
This is a great place to find the upcoming trends and super high quality fashion, accessories and decor design. Stop by regularly to see what's exciting and new!
Loved this little market! I was pleasantly surprised that it was located inside, The Garage- go figure. My boyfriend and I purchased some great items!! Beware of the Russian jeweler.
A great spot for treasure-hunting for vintage jewelry, clothing, furniture, Kennedy pins, retro electronics, etc.
It's a BG New York City Secret! Designer Erdem Moralioglu spends his Sundays shopping this flea.
Held inside a youth-center gymnasium, this weekend-only craft market is a great place to discover rising local talent.
Stop by our location on 307 Canal Street in the Soho area...Mention "Foursquare" and receive 10% off a $50 (or more) purchase!!!!
They have incredible deals. Just bought a Rebecca Taylor shirt for $99 orig $245! It is hit or miss though but I usually walk out with one thing. Don't let the lines deceive you . They move quickly.
Although this location has 3 levels, it's always packed. I like the 40th Street location, it's less crowded. :)
affordable items for the whole family, always a sale going on and friendly service! you can't beat that! Read more.
Look for Christian Siriano's black Caged Strappy Shootie - a great recessed platform (and soon to be a seriously hot trend!) Read more.
