


Park Slope, Brooklyn, has quickly risen to New York restaurant fame, and this neighborhood hotspot is no exception.
Vin Sur Vingt, from Sébastien Auvet (a wine enthusiast of the modern era, emphasizing simplicity, authenticity, and value), offers an impressive wine selection alongside a tapas-style French fare menu.
Experience the vibrant spirit of Brazil in a contemporary, warm, and inviting atmosphere at Berimbau Brazilian Table on 36th Street.
Skinos is a destination where culture and hospitality come alive. The menu brings Greek flavor into the now: fresh, vibrant, and full of character.
Manuela is a welcoming neighborhood restaurant and bar in SoHo where great contemporary art and food combine to create a convivial atmosphere and sense of abundance.
Dirty French, from chef Rich Torrisi, celebrates the timeless classics of French cuisine with a bold, contemporary style that draws on a variety of global influences.
This 120-year-old building, once the headquarters of the New York Times, will open in 2025 to welcome the public with an observation deck, exhibits, and more.
Watch the day's biggest games on more than 20 high-definition TVs at the boisterous bar or, for a more serene atmosphere, head upstairs and feast on a menu of handcrafted cuisine and elevated Irish staples.
MAD presents contemporary art and design through a craft lens.
Enjoy upscale retail, dining and events in Lower Manhattan.
The upscale stores here feature fashion, home décor, wellness and tech. The complex also has Michelin-starred restaurants, a jazz venue and a five-star hotel.
One of the City's top attractions, this complex is home to Top of the Rock, NBC Studios, the Rainbow Room and more.