This dive bar in the West Village has a young crowd, an amazing jukebox, and great selection of beers and mixed drinks. - Brett Petersel
Watch a C-SPAN interview with FCC Commissioner Robert McDowell discussing recent efforts to reclassify certain broadband services. En savoir plus .
Gorgeous tattoo studio, full of talented and professional artists, including my personal favorite Kim Durham. - Whitney
Try the lemongrass caramel ribs here, which Adam Platt calls “the finest ribs (sticky, charred, infused with lemongrass and caramel) ever to be served in the vicinity of 56th Street and Fifth Avenue." En savoir plus .
If it's Friday, dash to the Prather Ranch Meat Company store for fresh eggs from Soul Food Farm. By end of day, they'll be sold out. Follow our link to find recipes for your farmer's market finds. En savoir plus .
Quaint little used book store that has hours of browsing in its maze-like bowels. Upstairs is where some of the magic happens, as that is where they host several book clubs and writing workshops.
This butcher hawks vaunted restaurant supplier Sterling Silver's top-10% choice raw meats, all smoked, seasoned, & crammed full of other grub. Try the bacon-wrapped, jalapeno-crammed tenderloin. En savoir plus .
I like browsing through little shops in Burlington Arcade when it is raining, Caroline Sieber, stylist
At happy hour, get a free, surprisingly decent personal cheese pizza per drink of $4 or more. Try a $5 Brooklyn Lager or $3 bottled beer. En savoir plus .
Since May 3, 2009, the number 31 also flies on both foul poles, to honor Ferguson Jenkins (left field) and Greg Maddux (right field). En savoir plus .
My favorite first date restaurant. Super sexy with a cute out door siting area. Also a great after work drink spot. - Rose
The summer sale at this playful and naughty lingerie spot goes through the end of July. Get up to 50% off on select styles. En savoir plus .
Stanford’s first men’s dorm and campus home of John Steinbeck and Herbert Hoover. Once known as “The Mad House” because of extreme student pranks in the 1890’s.
Go here to be seen and get a different style from the east coast. - Jenni, Jersey Shore
Love Juergen Teller's book of Marc's ads. Buy it off Amazon - it's cheaper than the Marc Jacobs store.
Founded in 1874, this building housed the first trade organization used to regulate cotton marketing in the city of Memphis. It set the standards for buying and pricing cotton in the mid-south.
The caves, which technically are mines because they are man-made, are carved out of sandstone and date back to the 1840s. In the 1920s, the caves were used as a restaurant and nightclub.
A favorite local spot for all of the hikers. Not only is it great exercise, but it’s also a gorgeous view. You can bring your dog here as well. - Jill
Live music, cold Coronas & fresh seafood. When the sun is shining, good moods are abundant & tables are hard to come by but standing amidst the sea of fellow bar-goers is just as fun. - Jill
Try the rock shrimp tempura. It's amazing! Be sure to join us on Wednesday, January 6th from 4-6 PM for the Intel Insider Core Kick Off!
Two scenes from "The Blues Brothers" (1980) take place at or near the historic Maxwell Street Market. En savoir plus .
You should definitely check this place out. The times I've been in LA it's been the hotspot. - Ronnie, Jersey Shore
In 1971 the property was donated to the city by Mr. and Mrs. William E. Roberts. The Square's dominant feature is a bronze fountain in the shape of a rose, fittingly titled Fountain to a Rose.
Pick up some fried Oreos, three for $3. They're much better than Oreos that haven't been fried. En savoir plus .
Go just for the elevator ride, where Marco Brambilla's video artwork, "Civilization," is major Hieronymus Bosch.
The proprietors, Patience and Sean, have been active in working with neighboring businesses to transform their corner into an inviting mini-park and recently donated 2 days of receipts to Haiti relief En savoir plus .
It's fun to park and walk up to the Rainbow Room for a cocktail before Steel Panther on Mondays!
This venue was once the Greyhound bus station, and it's alleged that ghosts of travelers and homeless people who died at the bus station now haunt First Avenue.
The dogs are just a stage for the audacious toppings. The Sidney is adorned with a perfectly pitched Thai mango salsa. The Ito delivers high notes off a baseline of ginger, garlic and salt. En savoir plus .
