Celebrity caricatures line the walls at this iconic Theater District restaurant, where a legendary past is served with a side of Broadway lore--and a damn good martini. En savoir plus .
A haven for mollusk worshippers and harried New York commuters for more than a century, the seafood spot is still as epic as its iconic white-subway-tiled arches. En savoir plus .
Sure, it’s touristy. But if you haven’t walked across the Brooklyn Bridge to find beautiful, molten mozzarella from this 100-year-old institution waiting for you on the other side, you haven’t lived. En savoir plus .
Enjoy art from around the world at Abros Arts Center, the performance leg of local not-for-proft, Henry Street Settlement. The arts venue at Abrons hosts 250 performances annually.
Clemente Soto Velez features a calendar bursting with international programming and is located in a former school house. The eclectic events showcased at CSV have included 'Full Bunny Contact.'
All hail to the home of Blue Man Group! This bi-level theater is home to a rotation of eccentric acts: everything from circus parties to queer fetes. Swing by to check out a show.
This bar boasts an outdoor fire pit, which makes its massive patio a welcome spot no matter how fierce the weather. Grab a few beers and gather 'round this rare and welcome bonfire. En savoir plus .
The back room boasts an elegant stone fireplace and fancy vintage couches where you can sit down and warm up with cocktails like the signature Clover Club. En savoir plus .
Helmed by the crew behind The Bell House and Union Hall, the 2,300-square-ft space boasts a cheerful fireplace located just across from a robust bar serving up craft beer, whiskey, cocktails and wine. En savoir plus .
Those of us who prefer to do our boozing in the company of many books will find refuge in this cozy Tribeca bar, which is blessedly set up to look like a library, complete with crackling fireplaces. En savoir plus .
