Best Shops in NYC to Buy Valentine’s Day Chocolate
The romance, kisses and champagne are all very nice, but for me the best part about Valentine's Day is that it gives you an ironclad excuse to give, and receive, large amounts of excellent chocolate. Lucky for us, NYC has so many spots making great chocolate in different styles, sizes, and flavors appropriate for friends, office buddies, lovers, children, and anyone else that you might want to buy chocolate for. Here then, a look at some of the best places to make your sweet-toothed sweetie happy this Valentine's Day!
The 5 Best Chinese Food Restaurants Open On Christmas
It's almost time for the best holiday of the year: Chinese Food and a Movie Day! That's right, December 25 is that magical day when everything in the city is closed and quiet expect for Chinese restaurants (always their busiest of the year) and movie theaters (order your tickets before you show up; literally everything sells […]
The Big Scoop: The Best NYC Ice Cream [Summer 2015]
As the summer rolls on and we look for fun ways to cool down, we put together a list of our fav picks for the NYC's coolest, new ice cream parlors in town.
Welcome To Faro, Bushwick’s Newest Hot Spot
Looking for a delish dinner in Brooklyn? Faro brings high-minded local Italian dishes to Bushwick.
Top Five Best NYC Waterfront Bars
Finally, the warm weather has arrived. It's easy to forget that among the massive buildings, not-sand-covered streets, and the inevitable heat waves, NYC is actually a coastal city. Grabs some drinks and watch the waves at these waterfront bars.
A View From The Top: The 8 Best NYC Rooftop Bars
It's sort of the holy grail of summertime after-work fun here in NYC, finding that perfect rooftop bar, with cool breezes, spectacular views, first-rate drinks, and a friendly crowd of fellow revelers. It helps, too, if you don't have to deal with impossible wait times or snooty staffers… and if the drinks don't cost a small fortune–call it a "view tax"—then all the better!
NYC Best Meaty Eats: Great Steaks In Brooklyn
Whether it's a new, trendy hotspot or a classic, old-fashioned staple, a truly great steakhouse compliments juicy, sizzling slabs with the perfect setting, creating the backdrop for an unforgettable experience. When deciding which restaurants to feature this week we found two. Strikingly different in their approaches, there's no doubt that the delectable, mouth-watering hunks of meat invite an almost cult-like following of regulars, and enough staying power or innovation to draw crowds the world over. Find out what we picked!
Finger Lickin’ Delicious Pies-n-Thighs Arrives In Lower East Side
YES! Pies ‘n’ Thighs, the Williamsburg staple known for tantalizing pies, fried chicken, and donuts, just crossed the bridge and opened its first Manhattan location. Aptly set in the Lower East Side, Pies ‘n’ Thighs has a clean but rustic American feel, very nostalgic, and little bit diner-y. The food is as epic for breakfast and lunch as it is for dinner, but it shines during brunch. Hopefully it eases weekend waits in the notoriously brunch-friendly area, but chances are they’ll all just stay just as packed. Forever.
Danny Bowein’s Mission Chinese Makes Stellar Comeback
After a disastrous 2012 opening (and closing) Chef Danny Bowein has reopened his flagship restaurant, Mission Chinese. Contemporary styling, solid playlists, casual-yet-professional staff and upbeat crowd all contribute to make Mission Chinese 2.0 a fun, festive setting for a delicious feast.
The Cooper Hewitt Design Museum Has Finally Reopened, And It Is Fantastic!
For more than six years the Cooper Hewitt, the venerable design museum housed in Andrew Carnegie's almost absurdly magnificent mansion on Fifth Avenue, has been in the throes of on exhaustive, $91 million redesign, renovation, reinvigoration. Reopened and with an updated name, The Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum is not only a big deal but is also a huge success.
The romance, kisses and champagne are all very nice, but for me the best part about Valentine's Day is that it gives you an ironclad excuse to give, and receive, large amounts of excellent chocolate. Lucky for us, NYC has so many spots making great chocolate in different styles, sizes, and flavors appropriate for friends, office buddies, lovers, children, and anyone else that you might want to buy chocolate for. Here then, a look at some of the best places to make your sweet-toothed sweetie happy this Valentine's Day!
The 5 Best Chinese Food Restaurants Open On Christmas
It's almost time for the best holiday of the year: Chinese Food and a Movie Day! That's right, December 25 is that magical day when everything in the city is closed and quiet expect for Chinese restaurants (always their busiest of the year) and movie theaters (order your tickets before you show up; literally everything sells […]
The Big Scoop: The Best NYC Ice Cream [Summer 2015]
As the summer rolls on and we look for fun ways to cool down, we put together a list of our fav picks for the NYC's coolest, new ice cream parlors in town.
Welcome To Faro, Bushwick’s Newest Hot Spot
Looking for a delish dinner in Brooklyn? Faro brings high-minded local Italian dishes to Bushwick.
Top Five Best NYC Waterfront Bars
Finally, the warm weather has arrived. It's easy to forget that among the massive buildings, not-sand-covered streets, and the inevitable heat waves, NYC is actually a coastal city. Grabs some drinks and watch the waves at these waterfront bars.
A View From The Top: The 8 Best NYC Rooftop Bars
It's sort of the holy grail of summertime after-work fun here in NYC, finding that perfect rooftop bar, with cool breezes, spectacular views, first-rate drinks, and a friendly crowd of fellow revelers. It helps, too, if you don't have to deal with impossible wait times or snooty staffers… and if the drinks don't cost a small fortune–call it a "view tax"—then all the better!
NYC Best Meaty Eats: Great Steaks In Brooklyn
Whether it's a new, trendy hotspot or a classic, old-fashioned staple, a truly great steakhouse compliments juicy, sizzling slabs with the perfect setting, creating the backdrop for an unforgettable experience. When deciding which restaurants to feature this week we found two. Strikingly different in their approaches, there's no doubt that the delectable, mouth-watering hunks of meat invite an almost cult-like following of regulars, and enough staying power or innovation to draw crowds the world over. Find out what we picked!
Finger Lickin’ Delicious Pies-n-Thighs Arrives In Lower East Side
YES! Pies ‘n’ Thighs, the Williamsburg staple known for tantalizing pies, fried chicken, and donuts, just crossed the bridge and opened its first Manhattan location. Aptly set in the Lower East Side, Pies ‘n’ Thighs has a clean but rustic American feel, very nostalgic, and little bit diner-y. The food is as epic for breakfast and lunch as it is for dinner, but it shines during brunch. Hopefully it eases weekend waits in the notoriously brunch-friendly area, but chances are they’ll all just stay just as packed. Forever.
Danny Bowein’s Mission Chinese Makes Stellar Comeback
After a disastrous 2012 opening (and closing) Chef Danny Bowein has reopened his flagship restaurant, Mission Chinese. Contemporary styling, solid playlists, casual-yet-professional staff and upbeat crowd all contribute to make Mission Chinese 2.0 a fun, festive setting for a delicious feast.
The Cooper Hewitt Design Museum Has Finally Reopened, And It Is Fantastic!
For more than six years the Cooper Hewitt, the venerable design museum housed in Andrew Carnegie's almost absurdly magnificent mansion on Fifth Avenue, has been in the throes of on exhaustive, $91 million redesign, renovation, reinvigoration. Reopened and with an updated name, The Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum is not only a big deal but is also a huge success.
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