See Central Park and the Manhattan skyline from a bird's-eye view by taking a walk on Big Bambú. (Kamomi, Design)
This huge outdoor sculpture garden is just an hour north of the city. As you can imagine, it’s quite a contrast to the hustle and bustle of inner-New York, spanning 500 acres
Need plans for a Friday night? Free Fridays from 6-10 p.m. at Rubin Museum of Art is a great place to hang with friends! Check out MetroFocus for other museum deals throughout the city. Read more.
If you are a designer or have an interest in design, you must go. Each exhibit will captivate you.
The founder, Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney, often bought not the best work of the artist, which the artist might hope to be able to sell elsewhere, but the second best, which nobody else would have. Read more.
Small, crowded, loud, laid back and cheap, just how we like our bars. Great happy hour specials and fantastic music. Grab a table and settle in for a fun evening.
Good place to come drink before a show at terminal 5. They always play the music of whatever artist is playing that night!
“Attaboy has no menu; you suggest a mood or a flavor and the bartenders improvise, which they do proudly or gruffly.” Read more.
It's hard to encompass how well designed and exemplary the experience of this bar is. You should go here.
2014’s Best New Cocktail Bar, The Dead Rabbit hearkens back to the saloons of New York’s Industrial Age. First floor for pints & whiskey, cocktails upstairs. Try the Byrrh Wine Daisy. Read more.
The pork nachos are phenomenal, each chip has every ingredient as its on mini dish! Side note: bacon lollipops are actually unreal, both are must haves!
Oddly enjoyable very small yet if your in the mood for drawings and a chilled reflecting day it's perfect
