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Lincoln Plaza Cinema NYC Edition of the Glenwood Dinner-and-a-Movie Guide
Because we love nothing more than the classic dinner-and-a-movie night on the town, here is part three of Glenwood's Dinner-and-a-Movie Guide, each installment featuring a movie theater we frequent and an array of personally recommended, close-by dining options, from quick-bite … Continue reading
Coney Island New York: New Luna Park Wonder Wheel & Other Theme Parks
Yes, even with all of this freakishly amazing weather we've been having, it is still too early in the season to embark upon a big, classic beach day. Which is why it's the PERFECT time to head on out from … Continue reading
Alison Knowles & Jessica Higgins Make a Salad at High Line Park NYC
Here's a potentially great way to spend your Sunday late morning/early afternoon, if you enjoy any of the following: eating salad, the High Line Park NYC, live music, communal events, watching someone make salad (ok, so that one's kind of … Continue reading
Barbarini Alimentari: Great Italian at South Street Seaport NYC
Downtown Glenwood residents–especially you, in the luxury highrise Manhattan apartments Barclay Tower and Liberty Plaza–may we please introduce you to your new favorite neighborhood restaurant: the simple, pretty, consistently terrific Barbarini. Of course, you might already be well acquainted with … Continue reading
Smorgasburg Brooklyn Flea Food Market 2012
The next time you're making plans with friends to meet for brunch, here's an alternative suggestion to the usual 45-minute-wait to eat the same old eggs benedict/French toast: Smorgasburg Brooklyn, the huge, all-food-all-the-time market in Williamsburg, which launched its 2012 … Continue reading
Upper East Side Gyms: Three Great “Boutique” Workout Spaces
Like just about any neighborhood in Manhattan these days, there are terrific Upper East Side gyms, including big-name brands like Equinox and Reebok, New York Health and Racquet Club and the similarly named New York Sports Club, all with weight … Continue reading
BareBurger: Organic Bare Burger Meat Deliciously Joins the Upper East Side
BareBurger is a mini-chain worth rooting for. The newest outpost of this casual eatery opened recently on the Upper East Side, bringing the total number of BareBurgers in NYC up to an impressive eight, with a ninth soon to come … Continue reading
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Kembra Pfahler Wanders Claude Monet’s Gardens: Downtown on The Bowery
Fifteen, twenty years ago, if someone asked you to go downtown to the Bowery to see an exhibition at a place called The Hole, you would be forgiven if the invitation gave you pause. Today, of course, things are different–WAY … Continue reading
The Glenwood Dinner and a Movie Guide: IFC Center NYC Edition
Because we love nothing more than the classic dinner and a movie night on the town, here's is part two of Glenwood's Dinner and a Movie Guide, each installment featuring a movie theater we frequent and an array of personally … Continue reading
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Tagged Bar Pitti NYC, Dinner and a movie, dos toros taqueria, Fatty Cue West Village, Five Guys NYC, Grom Gelato NYC, IFC Center NYC, Joe's Pizza, Keste Pizza, Molly’s Cupcakes, Noodle Bar West Village, Risotteria NYC, Soto, Tertulia, Victory Garden
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Gastroarte NYC: A Molecular Gastronomy Restaurant from Chef Jesus Nunez
Chef Jesus Nunez earned a degree of renown in Madrid for opening two hot restaurants–Polenta and Flou–that exemplified the Spaniard's love for such avant garde culinary tags as molecular gastronomy, artistic plating, and experimental, often playfully deconstructed dishes. And that's … Continue reading