For a totally different MoMA, go on the first Thursday of each month, when the Museum is open 'til 8:45 p.m. with music and a bar.
Since Miranda and Carrie from Sex and the City sat outside the bakery eating cupcakes at the original location on Bleeker Street the iconic neighborhood bakery has never been the same. Find out more: Read more.
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Verboten is Williamsburg’s newest club proper, often described as a little slice of Manhattan transplanted into Brooklyn. Read more.
Located in an old Piano store, Pianos kept the original signage and have transformed into a Lower East Side fave for happy hour, live music and food for that tipsy snack. Read more.
When your favorite DJs are playing in NYC, this is where you need to see them. Output pulls the best names in the business, and the sound is second to none. Read more.
Tallest residential tower in the Wester Hemisphere, designed by Pritzker laureate Frank Gehry
Really hard to beat this view. Elevator takes you 102 floors in 60 seconds!
Disembark at the 15th St–Prospect Park F or G stop for easy access to the public barbecues nearby; or just pack your blanket and some ready-to-eat snacks and make for the gently sloping pasture. Read more.
One of the most amazing views of NYC! Amazing place overall !!'n
Bannerman's Castle is a great slice of NYC history. Take a tour if you're looking for a good day trip out of the city. Hang out in Beacon afterward.
This ultra-trendy hotel draws in a young, hip crowd. Can be a bit loud so request a room on the quiet side of the hotel. The rooftop bar is a must visit for drinks, people watching & incredible views.
"Cold brew at its finest. How does one replicate cold brew when it's cold and thus you crave "hot" brew? One toughens up and surrenders to frost bite, of course." - Leandra Medine of Man Repeller Read more.
Serving up the one of the best dining experiences in the world, Per Se is quite simply the best of the best. Make reservations a month in advance and expect a meal lasting multiple hours.
The much-hyped re-opening did not disappoint. The space offers the most incredible view of the city that never sleeps. The staff was incredibly attentive - service rivaled a Danny Meyer restaurant
You cam run all the way to midtown west along the water without traffic lights.
Michael Anthony, chef of Gramercy Tavern, eats here on his nights off. He loves the Good Girl pizza. Read more.
Hey, I graduated from ITP in 2004! My thesis project, dodgeball.com (sold to Google in 05) was born here. A lot of the "life as a game" ideas in 4SQ came the "Big Games" class Frank Lantz's taught.
OMG gorgeous!! Absolutely stunning new hotel. Great spot for drinks and new French spot Augustine opens nov 1
French wines & French food! Very cozy table seating. Best place is at the bar. Food is small plates that you can share or eat by yourself. Escargot and the casseroles are good choices.
Great location in secure area handy to so many iconic places like Grand Central, shopping, restaurants, the UN and more. Such friendly staff, comfortable room with stunning view.
Probably my favorite park in NYC, in part because of the skyline views but mostly because of the Michael Van Valkenburgh design.
While you can't see the skyline, you do get to enjoy the rest of fantastic Prospect Park at this new location. Same great food.
Great exhibitions of everything seafaring, space travel and aviation. You can also view USS Growler (submarine) & a British concorde.
Peter Luger may reign as the best steakhouse in Brooklyn, but the more intimate St. Anselm holds its own with pitch-perfect steaks and a menu where nearly everything touches the grill.
Been here several times for both lunch and dinner and it's amazing every time!! I wish I could eat here every night!
Best bakery in New York, a line is all the time,oatmeal cookies with raisins are excellent,service is not good,3 locations
