Every Sunday, for fresh organic produce, pupusas, crepes, fresh coconut milk and gorgeous teeming masses of humanity. – Ilene Chaiken
The company produces the annual Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, a well known parade which has been held on the streets of New York City annually since 1924.
I sent one of my favorite young guests, Brandt Bickford, to the Griffith Observatory. Whether or not you are a space expert, I can guarantee you will love your time here! Read more.
Protein-heavy menu of dishes like beef & stilton pie, crispy sweetbreads with minty peas & bacon, a char-grilled lamb burger, & the date-ready pig foot for 2. The drink sitch is equally cordial. Read more.
Veniero’s Café, with its stamped copper ceilings, Italian marble floors, and stained glass ceilings, is an old world style Italian café.
A place to go and hide away for the night. One of the most romantic restaurants in LA. Escaping from the hustle and bustle of the city, once inside, you feel like you are dining in Europe. - Nikki
Welcome to the Pinstripe Bowl Syracuse fans! Come join in the pre-game events at Billy's Sports Bar, starting at 10am (856 River Avenue). Go Orange!
This place has everything from fresh flowers, to bread, fish, meat, veggies, fruit. It’s a great place to stock up and spend the day. - Nikki
This soul and jazz joint is steeped in Manhattan history! The music is chilled, the atmosphere awesome - and make sure you try the oysters and clams!
Named after a famous ski run in Vermont, Mad River opened on October 8, 2004, and has all the familiar trademarks of this popular East Coast concept.
Norman “Sailor Jerry” Collins enlisted in the Great Lakes Naval Academy in his late teens and spent the better part of the next ten years sailing all over the globe on schooner ships.
In 1950, the theatre was considered an "art house" due to eclectic programming, no admittance near the end of a film (unheard of back then), and coffee served in the waiting area.
Brooklyn Bowl stakes out expansive new territory, literally and conceptually, in the 23,000-square foot former Hecla Iron Works (1882), one block from the burgeoning waterfront.
Old Hollywood! Feel the history, while you sit by the old piano and watch the pretty people walk on in. - Tracy
Monks burger and Monks mussels are delicious. Their beer selection is worth checking out.
Tucked away little coffee shop with amazing coffee, great atmosphere, including a forest room, and a pool table to satisfy all your morning or late night caffeine needs. - Whitney
I feed my pets Halo Purely For Pets Products and so should you! You can pick some up here.
If you’re in the neighborhood I would love to see you in my audience! Request tickets at www.EllenTV.com and come dance with us. Read more.
Pies-n-Thighs is back to its leggy tricks with lard-fried chicken, Carolina pulled pork, fried catfish and a host of blood-flow-inhibiting sides like mac and cheese, grits, hush puppies, and biscuits.
Great live music and an amazingly chill vibe, this lower east side hot spot is the place to go for both having a casual drink with friends or listening to local and visiting talented music. - Whitney
If you’re looking for the best place to go for Sunday fundays hit this spot up. Amazing drinks, mixed crowd and always a good time throughout the whole week. - Whitney
It's all about their decadent CB&J. House-made cashew butter, fig jam, and morbier cheese, and on top of that it's pan-fried!
The Mexican chain is less about the food -- which is tasty as hell: fresh guac, smoked chicken flautas, all kinds of tacos -- and more about the boozy warm-weather scene.
Upstairs Live offers an intimate café on the Walnut Street level, seating approximately 100 and featuring live radio broadcasts and performance seven days a week.
Taste the best of Southern-friend Brooklyn here with the catfish entrée or the excellent fried chicken box. Featured in Where to Eat 2011! Read more.
The inspiration for "The Planet" in The L Word. Get the original strong, organic espresso with a decorative flourish coffee. Go for brunch, lunch, or afternoon snacks. – Ilene Chaiken
The original Banana Republic was founded by Mel and Patricia Ziegler in 1978. It was a two-store safari and travel-themed clothing company.
