Art is arousing—just ask J. She couldn't stop swooning when N took her here to see The Nutcracker. (I Will Always Love You) Read more.
The restaurant's signature crêpe includes smoked salmon, eggs and dill crème. An average lunch costs about $16, and the service is so efficient that a sit-down meal takes little more than 40 minutes. Read more.
An urban pool party with a view of the Empire State Building & 40 feet of indoor-outdoor wet, wrap-around terraces & fireplaces. Read more.
"A specific goal of this building was not to make a big noise," says the architect of Goldman's new, $2.5 billion headquarters. But check out the mural by Julie Mehretu in the glass-walled lobby. Read more.
This French brasserie is the place to go to for creamy duck liver mousse, wild board saucission sec, and crispy frog legs - served with five versions of oven baked flatbread. Read more.
Catch N before he sails into the sunset on his boat, The Charlotte. Or go with him—he’s been known to take impromptu trips (and even more impromptu guests) around the island. Read more.
Six beer taps, two for wine, & a big kitchen dealing snacks like white anchovies, oxtail risotto balls, bone marrow bruscetta, & double loin lamb steaks - all under $20.
Pricey hamburgers are usually all style and no substance, but it's difficult to have any beef with the $26 Black Label burger made with prime dry-aged cuts at this hot spot.
A French-Vietnamese resto with a Western inclination toward savory meat dishes & menu items that sound like breakfast specials for dinner; thus egg & bacon green tea French toast, & duck burgers.
If you must get a tattoo, Friday Jones's “haute tattoo” salon is where socialite Lydia Hearst got hers. Read more.
Perk up after a show with a cappuccino and homemade (they take three days to prepare!) almond or whole wheat croissants.
