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Indie clothing label Sea sells high-end women’s clothing in its first location.

Riverbank State Park—a 28-acre public park elevated 69 feet above the banks of the Hudson River—is home to one of uptown’s only skating rinks.

Scour the well-stocked shelves for one-of-a-kind treasures.

This Lower East Side retro pizzeria serves slices and subs using modern ingredients.

Going strong since 1927, this Theatre District institution is just right for a pre- or post-Broadway meal or cocktail. The caricatures that line the walls add to the show-business vibe.

To mark its 100th anniversary, this local label opens its first store since shuttering the original shop in the 1950s. Founded in the basement of a Lower...

This cool corner store specializes in comics, graphic novels, manga, anime and other "alternative hobbies," like sci-fi and role-playing games.

More than 100 different kinds of sake are available at this iconic spot, which opened in 1993 and prides itself on being NYC’s first-ever sake joint.