It's always Christmas in here. Even if it's not the actual season but you're feeling low on the yuletide spirit in your day to day, this place will definitely have you singing Mariah when you leave.
Pretty flowers and outdoor rooftop ambiance but drinks too watered down, esp the rose spritz. Had the rose thyme spritz
A Rye and Mezcal bar, by the creators of Mace, which used to be in this space (but has since moved north a few blocks). The GM touts them as having the largest Mezcal selection in the city.
The best views of the city. Huge outdoor patio with lots of beautiful people. There are many patio bars so you don't have to go inside to get a drink. -Ed Cotton, Top Chef
A rooftop bar with amaze views of the Manhattan skyline. It's new so it remains not so crowded. Very loungy, good place to chat with a friend.
Nice lounge right next to Times Square. They have fun cocktails and tasty snacks. Make sure to check out the roof top, which is heated and covered during winter time.
Magic Hour is one of the relatively new trendy bar lounges in NYC and they've got something going for them.The music is super amazing and the drinks are the type of great you won't stop till you drop!
One of my favorite places in LES. I always try to drop by when I am in town. The burgers are very tasty, and cocktails & beers are great too.
Jacques Torrez has the most decadent rich hot chocolate I've ever had! So yummy! Chocolate lovers, try this! They had free samples and I bought a cup of it!
7.5 stories of retail space. Queen Elizabeth II shopped here in 1976. In 1984 Tom Hanks film, Splash, Darrell Hannah’s mermaid voice destroys a series of TVs in the store. More site history here<LINK> Read more.
for the women of NYC, awesome selection of cocktail dresses and gowns. The cosmetics department is really hooked up. The men's store is across the street, floors of great product and designers!
This is one of our favorite shopping destinations in NYC. They also have our favorite windows during the holidays. And they have the nicest public restrooms.
PHOTO: The Vanderbilt family owned an enormous mansion here on 5th Ave and 57th which was torn down in 1927. Click "More Info" to see a historic pic of this gigantic home! Read more.
