take late afternoon meetings here. with tea and honey. no one's around and it's an unexpected spot for a rendezvous
Pretty average sports bar serving above average buffalo wings. Come on Monday Night for All You Can Eat Wings for $14.95 per person (no sharing strictly enforced)!
Underground sake bar and Japanese tapas (izakaya). Dark and intimate. Love this place. Claire and my first date. -Francine, The Real L Word
get the lime frozen daiquiri downstairs, upstairs try Bocaditos De Sandwiches, if you want something new try Toña Beer (Nicaragua) and Carib Lager. Cevice de Pulpo was good and Pork ribs w guava glaze
You really can’t go wrong in this classic French bistro transplanted in SoHo. Reservations are definitely a must as the restaurant is typically packed at all hours of the day.
The city's biggest and best farmers market, open Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., year-round.
Located outdoors underneath the High Line. Expect long lines, lots of eye candy, good cold beer and warm pretzels.
This Michelin-starred, high-class Chinese spot in Hell’s Kitchen is the king of the prix-fixe: Seven courses. $98. Come hungry, leave perhaps too full for nooky, but you’ll make it through.
Hidden on the third floor of the Ralph Lauren store, this place is almost never crowded — and one of the few legit places to get a great cup of strong iced coffee in Midtown. Leia mais.
Come between 7-9p on Fridays for free admission. Many more exhibitions than just the library, but that room is worth the trip alone
