A real glimpse of domestic life in the mid-19th century! Check their website for exhibits, ghost tours and stories and the funeral reenactment of the owner Seabury Tredwell.
Hundreds of vendors selling vintage clothing, antiques, new jewelry and arts & crafts. Definitely go for the expanding selection of food!
$10 pitchers of beer, $6 Frozen drinks and $5 appetizers during games, especially if you’re a Clemson fan.
Go for the Floating Kabrette on Saturdays. Awesome space with avant-garde performances every night.
Recommended: Quesadillas, burritos, tacos and chips with salsa. When asked if you want guacamole, the correct answer is “yes.” Read more.
On a nice day, start a City Hall in Manhattan and walk across the Brooklyn Bridge to Brooklyn Bridge Park.
Down the path a bit on Saturdays and Sundays in spring and fall, have a listen to the Jazz Collection. Best. Jazz. Ever.
Perfect for brunch, lunch or dinner, this French bistro has all the best classic dishes. Try the French onion soup, and the steak tartar with frites and finish with a chocolate soufflé.
While shopping for chocolate gifts, get a to-go cup of the thick Wicked Hot Cocoa.
Go to Strawberry Fields and pay tribute to Beatle John Lennon at the beautiful "IMAGINE" mosaic. His birthday, October 9th and the day he died, December 9th draws huge crowds of fans singing his hits.
Delicious and affordable Thai Food. The atmosphere is great for a fun night out with a delicious assortment of cocktails. Start off with a belini followed by the Nabon Steamed dumplings.
When standing on the Shake Shack line at Madison Green, you can see a number of the lifesize cast iron sculptures of artist Anthony Gormley’s body standing on buildings surrounding the park. Look up!
Some of the best Mexican on the Upper East. Less formal than Maya yet still delicious. Try the shrimp tacos or the spinach and goat cheese enchiladas, they never disappoint.
Cupcake heaven! Try the S’mores and the Cookie Dough cupcakes. The café has plenty of room for you to sit and enjoy your sweets.
Highest rooftop bar in Manhattan, without the sky high prices. Happy hour includes $5 beers and $7 wine and well drinks. Elevated views of Times Square, but all the other landmarks are obscured from
Recommended: Fresh oyster with XO sauce, clams with black bean sauce, sizzling sable fish, deep-fried chicken with minced shrimp, pan-fried flounder, snow pea leaves, crabs with sticky rice. Read more.
Some Spanish wildness will be forthcoming on the plates, so ask for a wine list and some help with it, and all will be well. Read more.
Order the wings. They are the BEST, seriously the soy garlic and hot n spicy. YUM!
