Located inside a former freight elevator, The Museum contains quirky pop culture memorabilia that tell a historical narrative. This collection transcends the limits of conventional museums. En savoir plus .
About 7,000 people, mostly immigrants, lived in this five-story building from 1863 to 1935. Tours trace the lives of five typical families. - Green Guide Editor
This site contains the known remains of more than 400 enslaved and free Africans buried here between 1690 and 1794.
A nice free attraction in NY, with very mature exhibitions. The theme is treated in different levels, so you can find the "obvious" gay themes as well as some surprising stuff. Recommended.
Watching the fountain all lit up at night while enjoying a light breeze, the splashing of water and stranger's conversations is a perfect New York evening.
David Hess owned a 5 story apartment here that was taken from him by eminent domain in order to widen 7th Avenue in the 1910s. In 1928 Hess' children discovered that they still owned this triangle.
These figures were created by artist George Segal as a tribute to the Stonewall Inn raid and ensuing riots of 1969, which unfolded nearby.
Though this pharmacy is now owned by The Limited, they maintain their independent feel, carrying their own line of products along with more typical merchandise. En savoir plus .
Established as bar 1864 in building from 1826. Allegedly oldest Greenwich Village bar and oldest gay bar (since 1950s). Site of gay activist 'sip ins' in the 1960s.
Incredible foundation by a Legend. Amazing place for the F&B and goodies to mingle and enjoy deliciousness from Chefs all over. Everyone should at least experience coming here Once in their lives.
One of my favorite shops in NYC. Great stationary and the largest selection of ink stamps and ink pads I’ve seen. Great place. 🖋
Stayed for two nights and fell in love with the place🤍 a modern gem in the middle of Theater District with great amenities, amazing staff and beautiful interiors🤍 rooms aren’t spacious but worth it!
Get the Mutton and the Poterhouse for 2. Side of cream spinach. hasbrowns and a bottle of red.
Seats in the Mezz are REALLY uncomfortable if you are any taller than 5'5". Orchestra seats are well worth the $.
The theatre is very small; so opt for the seats in the mezzanine - row A,B, & C are good.
The head of the person in the row in front of you definitely blocks your view. The seats aren't as well positioned (height wise) as some other theaters on this street.
I love this place! Almost every Saturday night me and my friend go there to enjoy absolutely good live music playing by talented awesome people.
Penne Alla Vodka and Chicken w/ Lemon and Butter. Excellent attendance.
Less of a park and more of a landscaped, interactive sculpture, which makes sense when you think about Heatherwick’s Vessel. I look forward to the day when it’s merely crowded, rather than oppressive.
A series of wine splatters transmogrified into artworks adorn the walls here, the result of a collaboration between Daniel Boulud and mixed-media artist Vik Muniz. (via ARTINFO)
The sour cream apple walnut pie is one of the best apple pies I've had. The apples are sliced thin so the pie is akin to a French tartine than the traditional apple pie.
Ready your bodies for this interactive celebration of American Musical (and non musical) Theatre, newly opened in the heart of Times Square, Fall of 2022
Exceptional lunch time omakase. Look for basement stairs covered in graffiti on south side of the street. Reserve by text message only.
Unique dining experience- an introvert’s heaven! Sit alone in a private pod and order from a scorecard. No interaction with anyone (probably the most privacy I’ve had in NYC outside my apartment).
Great food in Times Square? And vegan to boot? Believe it. 100% of profits go to charities helping sex workers get off the street. Reservation suggested.
Wine dinner deal after 8:30pm includes all you can drink wine + 3 courses - a great way to experience the restaurant
We shared the whole branzino and it was truly amazing! Steak tartare, grilled octopus apps were great. Service was friendly/outstanding.
This place is a hidden jem. Omakase tempura is the star here. It is so perfectly prepared and served. Chef Nicholas and the rest of the staff were extremely friendly. An amazing experience.
This is what all lesbian bars aspire to be. Always packed with hot women and great music. ;) cash only. 💵
The quickest way to 5th ave is to exit on the last car on the uptown train and the 1st car on the downtown train
About 70 colorful mosaics of life-size figures blowing party horns and wearing party hats like the revelers in Times Square's New Year's Eve celebration comprise the subway permanent art installation
If traveling uptown to EBway, ride the 2nd car for escalator access. If downtown, sit in one of the last cars.
Never without a long line. Took about 30 mins for me… there was just 1 guy behind the counter! #covid. Roast pig > roast pork imo. $4.75 combo with rice/cabbage !
We got a lot of the pork dishes 52 I believe. Huge portions, cheap and can take large groups on a Saturday night.
Fried hotdogs and cheese, what's not to love? Order outside at kiosk and go to the back to pick up and add condiments
Happy hour they have great options for $4..if you want to go later upstairs is dancing and becomes really crowded after 10. It's really laid back atmosphere.
Pretty @ day or night. Be sure to check out the hidden lawn chairs in the grass nearby.
Created in 1959 by Jose de Creeft (1884-1982), this bronze sculpture features characters from the 1865 Lewis Carroll story‚ "Alice in Wonderland."
If you enjoy pens, stationary, calendars, letter press cards or anything else paper related you have come to the right place.
Visitors can select vintage television broadcasts from the Center's collection, take guided tours and participate in programs covering everything from Shark Tank to Presidential Debates. En savoir plus .
MAD is one of the most underrated museums in the city. When we look at everyday objects, most people rarely think of design. The exhibits at MAD will make you think, feel and look around once more
Small museum but something not to be missed for those who are interested in American art and history
Dim sum in the new space feels more intimate and elegant, although still miss the cavernous nature of the old place and more of the old school crowd.
Preserved egg and lean pork congee washed down with a hot HK milk tea = Breakfast of Champions
Amazing place, food and experience! Loved the service, everything was super tasty! Beware it can be a loud place though
Tip on When The Animals Speak..., 1998 By Elizabeth Grajales #transit: "Beautiful art work in Penn Station!". En savoir plus .
Stand on the right of the escalators. Walk on the left. If you stand on the left, we have the right to push you down the stairs.
From here you can walk through the manhattan mall to avoid the bad weather/slow people to quickly get to ny penn station
Catching the "Downtown & Breuckelen Express"? Pranksters have altered the signs at several stations, referring to Brooklyn's original name in the 1600s. But look fast: the MTA considers it vandalism. En savoir plus .
This place has only one person that does decent foot massage. The guy. The lady was a total ass and didn't do a foot massage. All she did was rub lotion on your calves and touch your feet creeply.
If this is your stop, make sure you’re either at the front or the rear of the train, that’s where the exits are. If you’re going to Times Square, get off here, it’s less crowded than 42nd st.
You can’t beat the cheley khatsa at Spicy Tibet. For the less tongue-obsessed, there are soups with homemade noodles, like Then Thug. En savoir plus .
One of my favorite tea spots with a pretty large selection of loose teas. You can sit down for table service and enjoy a pot (or three), or browse around for some tea or pots to take home.
If you wanna experience tea journey, Fang Gourmet Tea definitely is a place where you want to visit. Tea masters will guide you through the experience of the world of zen, the art of tea culture.
Nethack is part of the video game exhibit "Never Alone", in the Museum of Modern Art's collection, running from September 2022 to mid-2023
Watch choo-choos go vroom-vroom at the Holiday Train Show. A dozen model trains traverse an incredibly detailed NYC scene, including landmarks like the Empire State Building & Radio City Music Hall. En savoir plus .
A MUST SEE during the holiday season. The Holiday Train Show presents you with model trains and over 150 replicas of NY landmarks all made from plant parts. Best to make your visit in the evening
Broadway-themed gay piano bar. Come ready to sing along, talented pianists and singers. Go early in the night because it gets packed
chill lesbian spot with pool tables, karaoke on tuesdays, and a motown dance party on thursdays. the crowd here skewed older than cubbyhole, but it was fun!
High quality seafood at a good value. Get a dozen oysters for $25 during happy hour and $1 off beer and wine. Amazing Amaro selection, too!
Good vibes and fun times. Creative cocktails, nice atmosphere. Rooftop views are excellent.
Goat Pepper Soup: The goat is served in chunks, skin on and often curled, and is typically tough and chewy. Get ready for lots of spice.
We loved everything! Everyone was so kind, but they ran out of dessert. We’re definitely coming back for dessert and to try more dishes.
This place is amazingly authentic. Everything from the pelmeni, the herring under a fur coat, the crochet doilies and the glasses that are perfect for both water and vodka.
The theatre was named for Edwin Booth, brother of John Wilkes Booth. Yeah, THAT John Wilkes Booth.
A cozy Italian restaurant with "authentic nonnas" cooking in the kitchen! Fine selection of wines, and friendly staff to recommend. Be forewarned - CASH ONLY! Recommend fennel and grape salad😊
Start with the empanadas! Oriechette with lemon was one of our favorites, and finish off with dulce de leche flan 👏🏼
Mini- Bean,” the new 19-foot-tall, 48-foot-long work sits at 56 Leonard Street Manhattan’s Tribeca neighborhood.
Love the discounts on Tuesdays, though it's worth the regular price either way. A double dog with the works is one of the small pleasures in this life.
Service was great, we were able to walk in on a Saturday night and still get a table for 5. Everything was good. Mezcal cocktail, popcorn chicken, bo beng, cold noodles and branzino were the best.
LV Art museum! Enjoy the very concept of LV & Don't miss the classic trunks on the wall. To those who keep exploring & expanding horizon. Chic & Beautiful. "bon voyage"!
Reliable Szechuan restaurant with decently priced lunch for the local crowds. The dinner menu can get a bit pricier because of the location
Free and worthwhile little exhibit of relics like original Winnie the Pooh doll, Malcolm X briefcase, original Kerouac “On the Road” cover art and more..
Such a cool destination! Amazing pastries that are beautiful and yummy, but also veryyyy pricy. Had the cheapest item (corn puff with corn filling) and it was the best snack I’ve had in awhile!
Oldest Bar in NYC...I think. Only two types of beer - light and dark. E. E. Cummings wrote a poem about this place.
If you’re not asking questions about the products in the shop, you’re wasting your time. Owner Atef Boulaabi rewards curiosity with enthusiastic explanation and, often, samples. En savoir plus .
A 4 course tasting menu of Nigerian food. Fantastic food, great family atmosphere, and the chef gives a story with every dish.
Free gym pass to Crunch Fitness. Most hotel gyms suck, but The Standard provides guests a pass to a full gym across the street. Get one each day. Not busy each time I’ve been there in morning (6-9a).
A destination in its own right. Not necessary to be a guest/have reservations to access most of it, including the gorgeous lobby, Sunken Lounge, the Connie. Pool is worth a visit esp for avgeeks
Pay by the pound Oxtail, jerk chicken, curry goat, curry chicken, stewed chicken, fried chicken, fish, etc etc -- lotta good stuff here. And open 24 hrs.
Why we like it? They offer a variety of independent designer and artist made home wares, gifts, jewelry and bath products. Handcrafted, for quality and detail. Eclectic selection of furniture En savoir plus .
THE jewelry and knick-knacks store for grown up punks in the Slope. 3-d printed skulls sold me upon entry.
The Hearth Broth is potentially the most delicious thing I have ever put in my mouth. When I went, it was bone marrow, turmeric, and black pepper — but it changes occasionally.
O melhor “cacio e peppe” que já experimentei. Ouso dizer, melhor até que o de um restaurante em Roma.
R&D bar is a unique experience. Taste innovative cuisine and cocktails, exchange with the chef and mixologist as they prepare your food. A must for all gastronomy enthusiasts. Menu always evolving.
3 Michelin stars. 3 courses for lunch $90. Skip octopus app & get lobster, halibut entree and Apple mousse dessert.
Brighton Beach is the perfect place to have Russian food while the waves crash in.
aka The Jenga Building, this 60-story stunner with sick views was designed by Herzog & de Meuron and finished in 2017
An ode to New York City. Simply the best restaurant experience I've ever had. Ask for a tour of the kitchen and they'll give you negroni slushies.
Super glad Bravissimo has made its way to the US! Just like the UK stores, it stocks many larger bras in a nice store, and super helpful staff.
Chef Frances Tariga's Filipino-Japanese-Middle Eastern-influenced omakase table is supported by an all-women leadership team and features a wine list of selections from women-owned wineries
This bar is owned by Alan Cumming, most recently in "Instinct" and "The Good Wife".
Beautiful Old books, printing press exhibits, private club, and beautiful old house all mixed into one. En savoir plus .
Can get very pricey in here. $148 for a "gold" tin of sardines.
Excellent tasting menu - great portions, left comfortably full. Great mocktail selection as well. The staff is so attentive and nice, was a great ambiance!
Butcher’s feast all the way. They generously refill the accompanying sides including scallion salad and steamed eggs. So satisfied Also had citrusy soju-based cocktail Masters Bandit, was delightful
I’ve been here twice in the matter of two months! Just eat the whole menu and thank me later. oh and did I forget to mention it’s vegan food with a soul food twist👏. Here is to the best cornbread!
Unassuming French bistro that prob. hasn’t changed much since the ‘70’s. Lively ‘70’s soul music, delicious steak au poivre & veloute soup. You’ll be guaranteed to have a fun time.
The Cold Borscht is neon pink and amazing, but only available when the weather is warm.
Meant to be experienced with great friends! The Shanghai noodles, spicy chicken in sauce and fermented black bean oysters were the bomb!
Brunch luau feast is an insane deal of savory sweet and a taste of so many things on the menu!
A "coffee shop" in the Seinfeld sense, not the Starbucks sense. Glad this place hasn't been priced out of the neighborhood. Great breakfast spot.
Puerto Rican kitchen on Ave D has been open since 1973 and serves rotisserie chicken, cheap breakfast, cafe con leche, fresh juice. Cash-only. The older cafe owners are friendly, speak mostly Spanish.
Underrated. Best way I can describe the food is creative. Menu is whatever they can get that is fresh and interesting. Wines are fun. You won’t be disappointed!
Best way to avoid the crowd?- be in the parade yourself! Super fun, great bunch of people, great chance to see all the costumes up close...just make sure you bring plenty of water& umbrella for shade
Still furnished as it was when Louis and his wife Lucille lived there. During the holidays the house is decked out for a special Christmas-themed tour along with rare Satchmo Christmas recordings.
Hidden gem with great food, kind of tapas and fantastic chocolate options. They also serve cocktails with chocolate. Awesome for couples. Outdoor seating available.
Cristal is amazing! I seriously had so much fun shopping here. I was a 36DD in victorias's Secret and a 34F here. Who knew? The prices were decent too! I recommend this place
14-seat, horseshoe-shaped counter offers $75 11-course lunch and dinner omakase
Good luck finding the place. Amazing and affordable sake menu. Food menu is delicious Japanese tapas but all over the place price wise. Skip the stone cooked beef, indulge in noodles and sashimi.
Pop into a piping hot sauna (the Russian room is particularly intense) and sweat out all the beer you drank last night, then jump into the ice pool to cool off at the end. En savoir plus .
An upscale Mexican spot in the middle of the theater district. Margaritas were strong and the guac was delicious. The ceviche dishes were great as well (loved the tuna tiradito and the tuna taquitos)
Tacos are of the classic Pueblan sort, featuring doubled white-corn tortillas, standard fillings and a pair of homemade salsas. small tables among the towering shelves of groceries.
Although the UN Headquarters can be visited on tours, one of the best secrets is the Delegates Dining Room. Despite what its name suggests, the restaurant is open to the public with a reservation. En savoir plus .
Bélizaire and the Frey Children by Jacques Guillaume Lucien Amans, Gallery 756
Lives up to the hype. Space is super cute, menu and service even better. Fish and chips are great, but don’t sleep on the fish pie, roasted chicken, or grilled oysters.
Specialty beef or pork offal anju (morsels to mop up your soju indulgment). No resys but a waitlist you can join on the website. Say, whats in the white ~magic powder~?
A boozy Russian spot with a piano player tapping out old Soviet tunes. The draw here is the house-infused vodka. It pairs well with a platter of tangy pickled vegetables for a post-theater snack. En savoir plus .
From Eater: Steak au poivre: grilled over apple wood chips. Pig trotters and calves’ feet in the pepper sauce yields a supreme level of stickiness; like coating the beef with savory caramel.
One of the rare places in midtown that serve really good pho and other Vietnamese curry dishes also.
Great authentic Chinese-style kabobs truck at Grand and Chrystie street. Try the straw mushrooms at $2 a stick - they're wrapped in bacon! Menu is in english & chinese.
There are both a la carte and prix fixe options on the menu, which includes dishes such as an herb shrimp omelet curry with pao and bacon and spicy sweet potato with kohlrabi and crispy okra. En savoir plus .
Clockwise from top left: Tibetan Mama coconut peanut curry, spicy Chili over quinoa, GF fusilli with bolognese. $29.99 three bowl sampler is perfect for indecisive people. Food is fresh, bold flavors.
vegans: this places is a herbivores, extravaganza. They have Dan Dan noodles w/Beyond Beef ($2 extra)Try the cumin fries during lunch. they’re effectively free on the lunch special,a $7 value!!
Vegan food for non vegan people. Soo much flavor. Get the general tso mushroom and kung pao tofu
Had the absolute best time dining here. Service was impeccable and the course dishes were beautiful and tasty. My fave was the carrot dish! No tipping b/c employees are paid a fair wage. Impressive!!
The watermelon drink looks great. Small place, food is decent but priced like other ktown restaurants. Be wary of the tip they suggest on bill, they base it after tax total. No on visa, yes on amex.
Same folks own Gagopa Karaoke. Very similar vibe; good song selection (maybe a bit better than Gagopa,) very clean & nice staff BYOB beer & wine only
Canstruction®, the annual exhibit of sculptures made entirely of unopened cans of food. Cans are donated to City Harvest after the competition
EVERYTHING is good. Get the Tinta sangria; the Spanish olives, bacon wrapped dates, squid, flatbread, quail eggs and pork ribs!!
If you're going to see Woody - sit at the bar and head out 5 minutes before the show ends - best way to get an autograph.
Music selection is great! BTW, it's in the fifth floor! Go during Happy Hour. 1/2 off drinks!
From Nov 2nd 2023 - January 27 2024 Cecilia Alemani curates this major exhibit showcasing nearly 100 of the most significant women artists from the last eight decades
Heralds the upcoming exhibit of Argentine artist, Marta Minujín: Arte! Arte! Arte at the Jewish Museum Nov 17 2023 - March 31 2024
Try the spare ribs in olive sauce - it's not your typical dim sum spare ribs. The congee is pretty fantastic. Try the seafood one!
One of my favorite places in the city. Great spa treatments 24 hours. Women only during the day. Beautiful inside. Can't tell from the street.
Very generous banchan. Tofu soups are filling and tasty. Efficient service. Open late. A winner in K-Town.
Steak frites with special sauce and a very affordable wine list. It's great to satisfy one's steak frites cravings.
Wow! It's not my kinda place to stay usually but not bad at all for Howard Johnson! Staff here are super friendly too! Will deffo recommend to anyone!
Die Lage ist super😁, Zimmer sind sauber und zu laut ist es trotz naher Manhatten Bridge nicht - Freundlichkeit mega!!🐼♨️
The have a great selection of dim sum. They have a some unique desserts to their selections.
Designed by sculptor Branly Cadet, The Adam Clayton Powell Memorial bronze statue titled “Higher Ground” was dedicated in February of 2005
"The Waldorf of Harlem" in its heyday, this once epicenter of black social life hosted a cavalcade of notables: Malcolm X, Hughes, Castro, Lumumba, Horne, Armstrong, Cooke, Redding, Louis, Hurston+++
When every other restaurant in Ktown has a line, Woorijip reliably delivers. I come here for quick meals when I’m in a hurry, or get to-go and eat in the park
The Bulgogi poutine that they serve downstairs is out of this world. OF COURSE the chicken is great as well. Whether eating out or dining in, this place is great
Wrap your brain around this: The First City welcomes a new post of The Second City, famed house of improv comedy, on January 25, 2024
the simplicity of a good jambon beurre sandwich, a gooey cheesy croque madame, or their campanelle pasta (with mushroom, chicken liver, and roast chestnuts)
Brilliant massage here. Therapist are trained and skilled. They have special massage oils which are warm and gives a great feeling. highly recommend this place
Radizio All You Can Eat was DIVINE! Very well seasoned. Huge portions. Heavenly red Sangria! 👍🏻🥰
Jane's Carousel was built in 1922 by the Philadelphia Toboggan Company and installed in Idora Park in Youngstown, OH. It was bought and restored by David & Jane Walentas, and opened in DUMBO in 2011. En savoir plus .
Gorgeous final resting place. Many celebrities resting here. Judy Garland, Joan Crawford, Malcom X, Aliya & more.
Here time stands still. Alice finally caught up with White Rabbit and Mad Hatter is still drinking his tea. Time is frozen in bronze and they're all stuck in a loop forever
If the crowds are overwhelming at Alice in Wonderland, hang out awhile here with Hans and read The Ugly Duckling.
