Peek behind the curtain in the atrium lobby of Le Parker Meridien and an awesome rock-and-roll burger spot is waiting for you. The best place to eat a greasy double cheeseburger is a four-star hotel. Read more.
Bacon Cheeseburger: Grab a stool at this divey bar and order your no-frills burger with a side of cottage fries. You’ll thank us later. Read more.
The OG Shack inside Madison Square Park remains a perfect place to enjoy a burger and crinkle fries outside. Read more.
The hefty $20 admission fee is justified by the impressive collection, but consider going on Friday from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m., when admission is free (you’ll have to fight the crowds).
Visitors can spend a day or a month in the Met and will never run out of artwork to see in the world-famous museum.
Frank Lloyd Wright originally intended for Guggenheim visitors to take the elevator up and stroll down the ramps. Today, exhibitions are viewed both ways. The choice is yours!
Did you know? To create that feeling of being in the countryside, and not in the middle of a city, the four Transverse Roads were sunken down eight feet below the park’s surface.
Come here to do the things that you've always wanted to do as a New Yorker but have always avoided because of tourists - ice skating, Top of the Rock, the tree lighting...the list goes on.
One of the most peaceful and serene places in NYC and a great place to take a break from shopping. The gothic architecture is, for a better word, heavenly.
Vieni al tramonto o di notte a fare foto e video, ma occhio alle fregature, la zona è superturistica.
You are in the heart of American Theatre, check out a Broadway show while you're in Times Square! Stop by the shows Box Office or visit TKTS right under the Red Steps!
The best view of NYC offers a stunning panorama. From the midpoint of the massive suspension bridge, there are spectacular sight lines of Brooklyn Heights, Dumbo and lower Manhattan. Read more.
Explore the architecture and art installations of this former elevated railway, or simply wile away an afternoon on one of the wooden lounge chairs. Stay for sunset, the views are gorgeous!
Though Bowie lived at 285 Lafayette Street, where tributes and memorials have been going up, he had reportedly said that his favorite place in New York City was Washington Square Park. Read more.
Don’t underestimate what you might find in the winter months –apples, honey, and artisan food are available all year! – Chef Anne Burrell, host of Worst Cooks in America/Secrets of a Restaurant Chef
The perfect antidote to gorgeous but expensive houseware shops, Fishs Eddy is filled with piles of unique, affordable and incredibly fun dishes and glasses...Secret-> Their products make people smile Read more.
The film festival is an amazing way to celebrate the beautiful summer weather and classic American films.
New York - Sample the best: Chelsea Market is a fine food market in the Meatpacking District. You will find more tipps about Concept Store in the digital LH Magazin www.lufthansa.com/magazin. Read more.
Places to Run: Run along parts of the 1.3 miles of waterfront or opt for the neighborhood fave (Pier 1), while taking in photo-worthy views of the new 1 WTC, Brooklyn Bridge and Williamsburg Bridge. Read more.
Classic New York steakhouse with a serious ribeye and some surprisingly good desserts.
Best crab cake and prime strip I have ever had! Perfectly cooked. Service is excellent. Cocktails are fab.
A swank hybrid of steakhouse and cocktail lounge is a prime spot for farm-raised cuts, people-watching, or private mingling in one of the reservation-only private dining suites.
This is the top: Prime Sirloin Steak w Creamed Spinach and Hash Brown Potatoes and a Walnut Pecan Pie... The way they re-set the table before the dessert and coffe is old school.
Opened in 1837, Delmonico’s is be touted as birthplace of steakhouses. Devour Lobster Newburg, Baked Alaska, and huge cuts of meat at the place where J.P. Morgan once dined.
One of the best oyster happy hours in Manhattan, which extends to other food items (like fish tacos) and cocktails, so A++. Every visit ends with chocolate pudding and the fortune telling fish game.
The reservations-only LES cocktail bar where namedropping, hooting and hollering, hat-wearing, and hitting on women are all prohibited by the house rules. There’s an extensive cocktail list Read more.
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
Beer bottles in brown paper bags, drinks in tea cups with saucers, and fabric on the walls. The only thing that was missing from this speakeasy was jazz and flappers.
Wanna know how to get in…leave your number with the bouncer and he’ll call you! Once inside, you’ll enjoy the best cocktails of your life…especially the Oaxaca Old-Fashioned.
Dev takes Priya on a second date to PDT, the through-the-phone-booth speakeasy inside Crif Dogs in the East Village. They have an awkward conversation about flat versus sparkling water. [Episode 5] Read more.
Turns out Chelsea Market is home to Dev and Chef Jeff’s favorite taco in New York: Los Tacos No. 1’s al pastor. [Episode 5] Read more.
Sour cream pancakes of various flavours are a must-try. Great variety of pies, and chicken &a waffles are a house specialty. Be prepared to wait at peak periods. Great location in heart of TriBeCa.
Joe’s is known for its soup dumplings, which are filled with pork or a combination of pork and crab and, of course, a spoonful of soup.
Make sure you have a prescription for the Pigmy Gimlet:Kiwi, Vodka, Eucalyptus Tincture, Agave Nectar, Lime, Cracked Black Pepper...
Chang's pork buns have big, plump slabs of pork belly sticking out from the bun like a cartoon tongue, with clean cucumbers and earthy hoisin sauce between the meat and the dough. Read more.
Every Monday at 11am EST you can preorder cronuts online avoiding long lines http://bit.ly/2DKEgQy
The ultra-exclusive restaurant downstairs isn't easy to snag a table at, so if you're out of luck, go to the more casual taqueria around the corner. You can get the same mouthwatering tacos here.
Tyler Florence reveals his favorite on a stick, Mexican Grilled Corn, dusted with chili powder, lime and cotija cheese, at Cafe Habana on The Best Thing I Ever Ate. Find more tips at FN Local. Read more.
Fried green tomatoes are this week's trending taste and this joint in Harlem is worth the trip! Considered one of the best BBQ joints in the city, this place is a meat (and tomato) lover's paradise.
great lunch specials & happy hour after 9:30 with half price drinks & meat, get the harami and garlic noodles! not part of happy hour but worth it = lady m green tea mille crepe cake 🍵🍰
Go get famous Luke’s lobster roll and sit next door at Tartinary for their amazing glass of sauvignon blanc. Happy hour Mon-fri 4-7pm, 2 glasses of wine for 1!!!!
Upstate has 6 oysters & a beer for $12 on M-F for happy hour. These aren't just Bluepoints, either. Great staff and a solid beer selection. Most importantly, an impressive selection of oysters.
When we're shopping at Chelsea Market, we always have to stop in here for a lobster roll. Start it off with a cup of their amazing New England Clam Chowder. Then get lobster to go to have at home!
Spotted Pig stays open until 2 a.m. on weeknights. The correct order here is the roquefort burger, a chin-dribbling, medium rare beef patty slathered in blue cheese Read more.
Enter through the unassuming fortune teller entrance and be transported into a speakeasy serving up great mixed cocktails and food. Try the West Side or the Ginger Smash with the Bone Marrow Poppers.
Paying $26 for a burger is easy to scoff at, unless it’s the legendary Black Label Burger at this restored Village relic which once served luminaries like Hemingway and Cummings. (RC & CP) Read more.
These seasonal blueberry pancakes, served with fresh maple syrup and strawberry butter, were so fluffy and delicious! The blueberries were so refreshing and tasted fresh off the farm. Read more.
Best lobster rolls in the city, period. Want the most bang for your buck? Go for the Taste of Maine, 3 halfrolls - lobster, crab, and shrimp. Top it with a little Sriracha and you're in seafood bliss.
Lunch begins at 11:30 a.m. and includes options like rotisserie chicken sandwich with avocado and bacon, a broccoli melt with manchego cheese, and a roast beef and muenster sandwich with beets. Read more.
This bar was frequented by the likes of Buddy Holly, Frank Sinatra, Johnny Mercer, JFK, and Dick Clark. Try the bacon cheeseburger, dubbed "the Cadillac of burgers" by Nat King Cole.
The fried chicken and waffles are to die for, and the stuffed French toast will change your life. Read more.
It's not a hotel. Meaning you can't stay overnight. But you can easily spend a night at this old-timey parlor whiling away the hours over cocktails and oysters. Read more.
Be sure to sign up for a brewery tour as soon as you arrive, as they fill up pretty quickly during the weekends. With beer tokens costing $20 for 5, it's a great way to sample a wide variety of beers.
Make sure you check out the Cherry Blossom Festival that runs from the beginning of April to May. It’s also a romantic wedding location.
A) Look up. B) Eat at Oyster Bar C) Use the Whispering Gallery (follow link) Read more.
Updated take on the classic steakhouse with sights like a four pound rib steak to share.
Try beef and pork ribs with mac&cheese but come in early for dinner: they close at 9pm, only Tue. and Sat. at 10pm
