We love the gigantic wood-burning fireplace in the lobby—it makes us feel like we're in an exclusive hunting lodge.
McCormick & Schmick's is offering happy hour deals with appetizers, snacks, sushi priced from $1.95 when you buy a drink from 4-7 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. to close Monday through Friday.
The menu has large portions of standard Tex-Mex faves—fajitas, nachos, burritos, enchiladas—and awesome chips and dips, including fresh salsas, chimichurri, and a kick-butt guacamole made tableside.
Want to know what else Central Market is serving up? Check out the store's blog "More Please!" for sales, new items and guest appearances.
The Chocolate Bar has sugar-free chocolate bars and candies for diabetics. They’re really very good, or good enough that you won’t miss the sugar-laden versions.
Owner Allan Petrie wanted a "strong" name for the store, so he chose the letter J and then merged it with Southhampton, the adjacent neighborhood.
Keep an eye on the store's Facebook page for monthly party information, sale scoop and must-have news.
Main Street Theater, at the risk of losing their lease, has launched a capital campaign to buy and renovate their Rice Village building, creating a permanent home at last.
The waitstaff generally can be found speaking French and most of them seem to have come to Rabelais directly from the motherland.
David and his business partner, Ecky Prabanto, recently started imported and roasting their own beans locally.
Be on the lookout for public readings, roundtables, craft workshops and accompanying music events organized with the Shepherd School of Music.
PH also has a commercial studio - if you’ve ever found yourself ogling the design schemes of Reef, Little Bigs or Philipe - then you’re already a fan.
Crave is adding premium coffee drinks to their lineup including a one-of-a-kind cupcake latte — plus new flavors including German chocolate, Italian creme and dulce de leche.
If you like the Azuma atmosphere but are ready for a Japanese cuisine that's more modern and less traditional, check out Soma and Kata Robata, owned by the same family.
Owner Cynthia Davis and her architect husband Isaac Preminger transformed the former art gallery to its current well-worn space, importing wooden doors and stonework from Europe.
Along with the paintings and sculpture in the main gallery, check out the annex where wildly creative art furniture is for sale.
For a Hill Country breakfast, try the pillowy pecan waffles with bacon or pork sausage.
The result of an expert partnership between art dealing vet Deborah Colton and arts benefactor Carolyn Farb. Colton also now operates OUTPOST NYC DCG.
Drive or walk around to the parking lot at the rear of the building on Eastside St. Dogs on a leash are welcomed.
It concentrates on researching and exploring contemporary public policy issues such as energy, health, economics and technology with a mission to bridge the gap between theory and practice.
Head to the President's Room for made-to-measure suiting. Harolds can turn a custom suit around in a week.
You can walk through a giant model of the human body, witness real organ dissections and see what it's like to be a mini-med student.
In the bar, we love the new 5-6-7 deal... 5 martinis, wines and full-size entrees are $6 each until 7pm every day.
Tootsies sparkling new location has a lot of interesting design features (Tony Duquette chandelier, a hallway/runway that runs the length of the store, a private dining/party room, a glass shoe wall).
Finish on a high note with sopapillas, airy triangle puff pastries that you sweeten according to taste by pouring on honey. Go thick or light—either way, they're delightful with coffee.
Once a tiny restaurant, it expanded into a nearby florist shop and now takes up much of the strip center it's in. But the next door laundromat remains.
Lola G has two doors, but look like a regular and enter through door number two. Hint...it's on the right.
