Brunch on the sky yard is fantastic! Not sure if Big Rude Jake is still playing but he's fabulous as well.
The kitchen plate is awesome: generous selection of meats, cheeses, pickles and crackers, and only $9.
the Bowery, a new “punk meets farm” restaurant and bar on Colborne St. Bowery just opened this week and is styled after one of NYC’s most notable (and drunkest) neighbourhoods. Read more.
Why? Because it's just like London -- in 1937. When a "public house" takes a stab at recreating the British pub experience & gets the blood sausage and scotch eggs 99% right, it’s worth stepping in. Read more.
It’s been around for years, a friendly, casual staple in what can sometimes be a stuck-up hood. If you're not already, you best to get acquainted with this long time favourite in the coming week Read more.
On any given night, you and your buddies can sample several fancy beers on the financial district's best patio. The Beer Bistro is one of those bars where you fell in love with drinking beer. Read more.
a new concept that finally allows grown men to serve themselves beer rather than wait in line behind Mr. Indecisive and the well-perfumed hobo returning a shopping cart full of empties Read more.
Andrew Pyper: "The food is excellent (haggis included) & there’s a whole world of whiskies on offer. What I most like is that the staff is — gasp! — always sweet and remember you from the last time." Read more.
A real hidden gem in the Upper West Side and it gets our vote for the best place to watch the sunset. Right on the Hudson River with sailboats passing by, relax, have a drink, and enjoy the view.
