I'd consider Central Park as the oasis of NYC. It's a little bit of tranquility in a city that never sleeps. Stop in, grab a map and you can easily spend a whole day exploring this huge park. Enjoy!
This place never fails to impress me. Probably my best park in the big apple. Yoga classes, live music, nice surroundings, books and great waffle place, could you ask for more?
Excellent views of Manhattan. Be sure to check the exhibition about the history of the building, very interesting.
Iconic landmark of the city. Great views of downtown skyline. Can be annoyingly crowded but them's the breaks! If you've never done it, it's a must!
The view 😍 love this place you can see the entire city is best if you go at nite
Try the quinoa and radish salad at the 2nd floor cafe. It's vegan and very yummy!
Not To Be Missed. This museum is amazing, fantastic. I Really Like. What's more, it has free WiFi
Great for breakfast. Cheap and delish. Get your coffee drinks without cinnamon. Also great brunch combos.
Come to the Bandshell on Sat. October 29 for Pumpkin Fest, NYC's annual celebration of the fall harvest in Central Park! Free pumpkins, haunted houses, and more. Read more.
Try the vodka pizza, the crisp yet pliable thin-crust pies have a delicate char and a crackerlike crust. It’s one of our #100best dishes and drinks of 2011. Read more.
Blue Ribbon's menu spans from fried chicken to cilantro-laced salsa, but their liquor-filled oysters keep the dedicated crowds returning. Read more.
I started off with vegetarian rolls, eventually ended up loving their shrimp rolls. The rolls are made right in front of you. Best hand rolls I have had. Service is just WOW.
Get a feast to share. Sriracha Brussels sprouts, avocado toast, and the monkey bread!
One of the coolest spaces on the block. Brooklyn Roasting Cold Brew 👍🏿. Can't wait to come back for a cocktail tonight
Brand new Aussie cafe next to Russ and Daughters Cafe. All the Aussie breakfast classics and a fantastic flat white. Friendly staff.
Love the ice cream here! Friendly staff and a lot of variety! Favorite of their homemade waffle cones!
I love the way they direct me to enjoy my bourbon, this house creation has notes of cinnamon, clove, and apple as is described. We now have a better decorated speakeasy in neighbors than those in LES
Delicious chicken and pork tacos! Love their guacamole. Eat fast standing up. The pork tacos w mole were less good. Recommend the chicken and steak next time
Go on Saturday morning when is free from 09:00 – 10:00, but you can stay as long you like. Read more.
For brunch, you can never go wrong with the chicken and waffles or the shrimp & grits. Read more.
Great selection w men's and women's clothing ranging in small to large sizes (no damages). Great organization. Books, furniture, music. Helpful service. Helped by at least two ppl. & friendly locals.
Happy Hour is normally 17:00 – 19:00 daily here, but Monday its All. Night. Long. Read more.
Just keep to the right when you enter the shop, if you don't have to buy a cornet Read more.
Don’t be afraid to try a flavor because it seems strange. It could very well be your new favorite. Read more.
Current flagship exhibition Art of Another Kind features great European abstract expressionists, from Bourgeois to Vedova (1071 5th Ave, www.guggenheim.org).
Restaurant of Swiss culinary genius Daniel Humm, the finest dining experience in the city. You don’t get a choice of dishes, but a diagram and a list of ingredients (001 212 889 0905 four courses ₤90)
A timeless French-American bistro with tiled floors, red leather booths, and a marble counter. The raw bar and steak frites are superb, as is the French wine list. (001 212 965-1785; about ₤60 a head)
Start the day with strong coffee and sour cream buttermilk pancakes with bananas at Bubby's (120 Hudson St; 001 212 219 0666; www.bubbys.com, ₤15) the restaurant that helped put TriBeCa on the map.
Since 1972, this kitschy Upper East Side burger joint has been sating meatheads. The cheeseburger is a bite of a bygone era, simple griddled on a flattop and medium-rare juicy. (Critics' Pick) Read more.
The no-frills cheeseburger features six ounces of seared ground chuck and raw onion on a white bun, customizable with cheese and add-ons such as avocado, butcher’s chili and béarnaise sauce. (RC) Read more.
Fed up with the lines for the Holiday Train Show? Get a year’s membership ($75) to get access to special members-only days for the garden’s big exhibits. Read more.
The main concourse boasts a hidden staircase that’s used by Grand Central employees. You can see the brass cylinder that conceals the steel steps in the center of the information booth. Read more.
Enormous egg platters come with the usual choice of smoked fish (such as sturgeon or Nova Scotia salmon). Read more.
The upscale trattoria's larger dishes offer a homey quality, including a comforting buckwheat tagliatelle with brussels sprouts and fontina. Read more.
Pastas like candele tubes sweetened with carrot and spiced with Fresno chilies and pappardelle ribbons slick with a rich sugo of duck and chanterelle are worthy castmates of that famed gnocchi. Read more.
Try the NY State Cheddar, a grilled cheese featuring an unstoppable combo of braised pork belly, fried egg and house-made kimchi. Read more.
You'll find their massive, chunky cookies in homespun flavors like chocolate chip walnut, oatmeal raisin and dark-chocolate peanut butter chip. Read more.
After you sign your life away, do a shot of Tequila and hold on for dear life on their Mechanical Bull! What else are you gonna do when it's deathly cold outside?
If you get the chance, attend a concert or a movie screening on the deck of this amazing museum. It’s magical. We also love exploring the insides of this historical gem.
Don’t overlook Ruthy’s Deli – if you want something quick and inexpensive (tuna on a salt bagel). We’re suckers for The Lobster Place and Bowery Kitchen Supply.
The set is flat out incredible. Don't be afraid to touch props, open doors. It's all there to explore and they haven't overlooked a single detail. The performance is less acting & more dance/movement.
Historic theater. Get in line between 12 and 1pm for great seats. Bring a jacket. It gets cold inside, even during the summer.
It's the kate spade flagship store - always impeccable window and store displays, and a wedding belles section. Check out the bags and shoes, add a bangle to your collection - I always leave smiling.
Impressive collection, beautiful sculpture garden. All that you can hope for in a museum. The 5th floor cafe is pricey, but the food is very good and the view on the balcony is worth the price.
Amazing place to watch sunset or just to take a look at the city from the top. Try to purchase the tickets in advance. If the weather was bad, you can take a rain check for free.
Wide open spaces, sweeping high ceilings with beautiful artwork, and incredible architecture. Find and test out the whispering gallery in front of the Oyster Bar, a fascinating architectural oddity.
Dinner at Alfredo Italian resto accross the street is wonderful. Delicious pasta and good service.
Have you been to our new HUBBLE@25 exhibition yet? Be sure to share photos! Read more.
Such a cute park! Love to have a nice place on the water when you don't wanna go to Central Park.
Great store. A staple of NYC. Great deep discounts on designer clothes and accessories. You can find very neat things there.
Recommended: Oysters and Pearls, gateau of foie gras, clam chowder, sweet corn velouté, omelet with mushroom duxelles and aged tamari, butter-poached lobster; pressed duck. Read more.
Chaotic brunch time seating even with reservations. Portion size for pancakes and French toast = monstrous.
