Seriously the best doughnuts around - airy, flaky, crumbly, moist, sticky! Get the creme brulee, the carrot, the pb&J, the coconut and the blackout! Let the salivation begin!
Wednesday night is for the W—in Hoboken, because its Manhattan-overlooking Chandelier Room hosts Trivia Wednesdays. (Stay til Thursday for all-night happy hour…)
Classic Harbor Lines will help you gain a whole new perspective on summer in the city with their fabulous and lively cruises.
For those of us who aren’t Italian princes or hip-hop moguls, the Classic Car Club lets you blitz the road in a Ferrari F430 or Lamborghini Gallardo and pretend—for a while—that it’s all yours.
You can gussy up the distinctive flavors (some with floral essences like lemon poppy and rose petal) with a myriad of seasonal toppings like honeycomb candy, pretzels and maple marshmallows.
Founded in 1978, the company’s strictly plant-based products were inspired by the natural properties of Indian ayurveda. Today, it remains one of the greenest organizations on the map.
Vintage flea market portraits and "Daily News" photos of boxers and gangsters give this John DeLucie hotspot an undeniable Americana feel. Go for brunch, and make sure to order the truffled baguette.
If you've never tried a deep-fried PB&J, you've got to get yourself to Rockography. Also ridiculously good? buttermilk waffles with walnut brittle, decadent chili cheese dogs and corn-crusted oysters.
Around here, folks are raving about the seasonal Apple Whoopie: two soft cookies baked with cinnamon and nutmeg and filled with Granny Smith-studded frosting.
Hit the rooftop, and try a fried pickle with your bourbon-glazed burger. Toppings are endless--but we recommend caramelized crush walnuts and bleu cheese. And don't forget the truffle-butter steaks.
First-timers are more than welcome at this full-service haven for handguns. Just make sure you call at least five days in advance, since the club requires a full background check.
So it's not on the menu, but this place can make a mean grilled cheese with fontina. The fries are unbelievable and washed down well with a bloody mary - which seems to be a house speciality!
"The very first thing I bought in this East Village store was a taxidermied duckling. I was raised Catholic, so I'm a sucker for religious icons." -Chloe Sevigny, in the WSJ's Insider's Guide to NYC En savoir plus .
"Since 1914, the city's best and most character-rich smoked-fish experts." -Chef Gabrielle Hamilton of Prune En savoir plus .
"With its furniture, plates, ceramic objects, cutlery and glassware, I wish I could just move my bed and stove in and call it home." -Chef Gabrielle Hamilton, in the WSJ's Insider's Guide to NYC En savoir plus .
"I've bought drying racks, little vases. I collect Nelson McCoy ceramic flower pots, which I find there." -Chloe Sevigny, in the WSJ's Insider's Guide to NYC En savoir plus .
"My guilt-free shopping emporium. When I've outgrown something, it's where I trade it in. I just scored a gray wool Proenza Schouler sweater there." -Chloe Sevigny, in the WSJ's Insider's Guide to NYC En savoir plus .
"Hitch a ride on the IKEA ferry to Red Hook to get the tastiest affordable lobster roll. For $9.99, it comes with chips and slaw. Go at dusk to see the Statue of Liberty." -Chef Gabrielle Hamilton En savoir plus .
In the heart of the financial district, visit the NYSE to see the world's premiere financial center along with its spectacular architecture.
Step into Chinatown, a world of its own, where more than 2 million NYC residents live. There is great authentic Chinese food here and street vendors are all over.
Home to the NY Knicks and Rangers sports teams, MSG also serves as a venue for concerts & political rallies. You can enter the arena from Penn Station underground without even taking a step outside!
Check out this historic building then grab a bite to eat at Shake Shack in the nearby Madison Square Park.
Who doesn't love the satisfaction you get from moving huge objects? Come to Cooper Square and push this cube around to show off your superhuman strength!
One of the most prestigious venues in the world, the 120+ year old Carnegie Hall combines spectacular architecture with the world's most distinguished artists and composers.
This art museum gets overshadowed by the nearby Met, but it has an impressive art collection! Check out the paintings by Bellini, Rembrandt, Turner and Vermeer!
