Want to see Brody Jenner, Paris Hilton and Lauren Conrad? Thisis your spot, if you can pass the door. The club likes to keep thingsamongst friends, so it's best to get on the list.
Back in the day, a normal servant drank about 4 quarts of beer a day. Times have definitely changed.
Hard-core sports fan like this Garment District resto for its secret door into Madison Square Garden.
Embrace your inner carnivore at thesee-and-be-seen meat emporium on Sunset Boulevard (where Evan Lysacekparties), or try the Santa Monica branch, where you'll score filet and anocean view.
If you like the “gravy” they sell it in jars to go! Read more.
The macarons here are some of the best in town – get them without sitting through a three-figure tasting menu by special ordering six ($15) or a dozen ($25) to go. Read more.
Try out the "very New York–ified, Manhattanized, upscale-refined treatment of Portuguese" Frank Bruni talked about in his NY Diet. He's a fan of the baby goat three ways and the duck rice. Read more.
Frank Bruni recommends the small flatbread pizzas in his New York Diet, in particular one that pairs "a bevy of caramelized onions and very nice Parmigiano Reggiano." Read more.
SF: Reserved seating, cocktails, popcorn with REAL butter. That's how movies should be watched. -IFC Viewer
No, this doesn’t count as going to church But go ahead & worship at the altar of Celestial Gold, Pipe Organ Pale Ale and Pious Monk Dunkel. Read more.
Inside this converted garage, Christopher Brosius runs a factory devoted to the olfactory of the everyday, from roast beef to libraries. His first breakthrough was a scent called "Dirt." Read more.
The fresh sparkling bevs are charged by P&H Soda & Syrup syrups, while the menu is packed with treats like sundaes, strawberry rhubarb pie, egg creams, & an egg cream-topped shake. Read more.
Hand crafted beer, PA Dutch specialties, a bar specializing in single malt scotches and small batch bourbons, need we say more? Oh – and order the “BREW”schetta. Read more.
The staff is friendly, the food and drinks are cheap, and there’s a wide variety of shows. Don’t dress up! – Ryan H.
Sure, you can get artisan cheese, pastries and preparedfoods at this family market, but the best dish could be on the patio — whereyou might spy stars like Jake Gyllenhaal mid-bite.
SD: This place has a FlowRider wave machine and plenty of surfers willing to brave its break. The uninitiated will never know the inner peace that an endless stream of wipeouts can provide. -IFC Staff
The most popular sandwich here is a five-inch bun stuffed with prosciutto, mozzarella and tomatoes for $13.50. It weighs eight ounces with a meat-and-cheese to bread ratio of two to one. Read more.
It'll be a meal worth bragging about: Carts with liquid nitrogen are wheeled out to freeze drinks, while small plates might have you biting into "lemon air." And did we mention the fortune teller?
Located on the famous Gettysburg Square. Hey there General, after a day of battlefields, you deserve a burger and a beverage. Read more.
You can buy admission tickets in advance online through the Independence Visitor Center.
Chicago: 2 Thumbs Up! Enjoy the best of independent, international and classic cinema at the Gene Siskell Film Center with a side of great film exhibits and treats at the gallery and café. -IFC Viewer Read more.
Amid intensifying competition for New York's business-travel market, Delta is expected to demolish its landmark Pan Am Worldport terminal at JFK to make way for new facilities. Read more.
Wood Ranch Barbeque is the bomb while you're enjoying your BBQ Tri Tip and Peanut Slaw in the Agoura Hills. -Patti Stanger, Millionaire Matchmaker
Get in some prime LES people-watching and partake of the Sunday special: two-for-one burgers and $3 Bloody Marys and mimosas from noon until 4pm. Read more.
Union,CT: 50's style roadside diner with a side of books. Patrons can take home one, from one of the many bookshelves lining the walls. Random tip: beware of giant moose roaming the grounds -IFC Staff
Get an ego check at this rooftop hot spot, which boastsone of the toughest doors in N.Y.C. If you do make it onto the 18th floor,check out the bathrooms—for the amazing views of lower Manhattan.
