Created in 1959 by Jose de Creeft (1884-1982), this bronze sculpture features characters from the 1865 Lewis Carroll story‚ "Alice in Wonderland."
Snag a table upstairs and pretend you're a VIP or grab a drink in the basement to take a break from the noise. Fantastic sound and great sightlines make this a downtown favorite. Read more.
Completed in 1913, this was the world’s tallest skyscraper until 1930, when it was surpassed in height by the Chrysler Building, also in New York City.
Denny (Danny?) the upstairs bartender with the Irish accent was GREAT! Oh, and order the Irish Cider on tap--Mcguires--yum :)
if you are looking for a meal on the go, can't go wrong here. The Salad is a great value at 6.95. It was so big it took me two meals to finish it!
By Christian de Portzamparc. The glass facade's movement strongly breaks the surrounding rithm, and the building is hard to miss.
Start with antojitos—street snacks—like the fun meatball and chorizo fondue or the avocado cornbread. The avocado adds "a moist texture that people really enjoy and find interesting." Read more.
It doesn't get any better than a food truck that's parked indoors, owned by Food Network star Aarón Sanchez, serving breakfast, lunch and dinner fare. Try the fish tacos; they'll blow you away.
#VH1Buzz shoots weekday mornings from 9-10am in the 20th floor lobby. *Accidentally* get off on the wrong floor and you might wind up on TV...
Upon being seated for brunch at Goat Town, order the biscuits straightaway. Salty on top and not too dense, they're served with house-made poblano jam that was a happy accident in the kitchen. Read more.
Casper is the greatest bartender on the planet! I just wish he could tell me what happened during the second half of the night...Top Gun and Harry Potter are up there for best shots!
Breakfast quesadillas are super good. 4 big pieces is a bit too much. You could probably split with a friend.
Delicious!! Truly everything was better than the next. Love the cannoli!
This Art Deco lounge, located on the Empire State Building’s ground floor, features drinks created with the Great Gatsby’s characters in mind. Read more.
The art relates to a 2007 US attack in Iraq. The callsigns of the 2 helicopters involved were "Crazyhorse 1/8" and "Crazyhorse 1/9." At least 12 were killed, including 2 Reuters journalists.
