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Housing Works Bookstore Cafe is one of downtown New York's most vital cultural institutions, presenting an eclectic mix of events featuring many of today's most exciting artists.

It's cool to donate your old duds and furniture to Housing Works, so the shelter-oriented charity's thrift stores are among the city's best. The prices...

Founded in 1950, this Bensonhurst pizza joint is literally a neighborhood institution, and the first place in the area to sell pizza by the slice.

This Upper East Side burger joint has been faithfully flipping patties since the 1970s, and it’s still consistently rated one of the best burgers in New York.

This Indian restaurant was the original Jackson Heights spot to attract the notice of foodies in Manhattan and Brooklyn.

Home to a restored art deco bathhouse, a pitch-and-putt golf course, boardwalks and a mile-long stretch of swimmable ocean, Riis Park is one of New York City's most popular beaches.

Inspired by the grand old meat markets-turned-barbecue joints of Central Texas with their distinctive, dry-rub style, Hill Country’s meats are smoked low and slow over Texas post oak.

Hilton Club The Quin New York offers seamless access to some of the City’s premier cultural landmarks.

The Barclay combines sophistication and contemporary design.