One of the best sushi spots in town. Stop by at lunch for one of the best deals in town – the Bento Box. Read more.
Not sure how the TV works but happy it does? Go on in here and give thanks to Frank Conrad for tinkering around in his garage. Read more.
Yep, you’re in an old firehouse, can’t fool you. Go ahead and try the ribs. Extra napkins on the side. Read more.
The Gosselin crew enjoyed a fabulous 6th birthday celebration here -- can't beat a day with the dolphins!
When do I leave the Upper East Side? When I know Columbia University cuties (like our caffeine-addicted friend D) await me at the other end of the long journey West. I have priorities! Read more.
get a special peek into the city which, for more than a century, was one of the most important rail facilities in the U.S. Be sure to check out the K-4S #1361- built in 1918!
Cure your carb cravings while overlooking Columbus Circle. Just try not to drool over the models slash waiters. Read more.
Founded in 1922 by the uncle of Lee Iaccoca, this joint is the real McCoy. Get your dog with Yocco’s sauce and don’t forget the pierogies! Read more.
A favorite of Upper East Side society, this café is where Avery Carlyle began her ascent to reign as Queen Bee of Constance Billard. (The Carlyles: Love the One You’re With) Read more.
B loves staying in hotels because they’re anonymous. Note to B: I love hotels because they are not as anonymous as they seem. I’m always watching!
It’s even more beautiful in person, isn’t it? Cross this off the bucket list. Read more.
Indulge yourself with some melt-in-your-mouth sweetness at this UES chocolate shop. Because you’re worth it—and you know you love me. Read more.
While the cakes made the "Boss" famous, the cannolis are some of the best you'll find. Don't forget to say hi to Buddy!
People have been entertained here since 1931. Take a it’s held the likes of everyone from Milton Berle and Johnny Cash to Dave Matthews. Read more.
Allow me to live the lie that gelato is better for you than ice cream, and I’ll reward you with the secret to ending a sticky NYC night in bliss. Read more.
Recently renovated and FREE (like all Smithsonian museums), our favorite stops are the World War II exhibit and Julia Child's kitchen and...
No, this doesn’t count as going to church But go ahead & worship at the altar of Celestial Gold, Pipe Organ Pale Ale and Pious Monk Dunkel. Read more.
More than 500 pieces comprise the permanent collection of Andy’s multimedia art here. Peruse “Pop,” but be warned, you may never see a sign the same way again. Read more.
Catch N before he sails into the sunset on his boat, The Charlotte. Or go with him—he’s been known to take impromptu trips (and even more impromptu guests) around the island. Read more.
