This 15-story hotel in Chelsea is within walking distance to Madison Square Garden, Penn Station, the Empire State Building and Macy's.
Thoughtfully-designed, The Frederick Hotel mixes vintage styles—like Mid-Century Modern and Art Nouveau—with turn-of-the-century and minimalist accents for a look as eclectic as the hotel itself.
Hotel Edison is an architectural art deco masterpiece named after famed American inventor Thomas Edison, who turned on the lights at the grand opening of the hotel in 1931.
The Joyce Public House, in the Garment District at the edge of Hell's Kitchen, pays homage to the Irish writer and poet, James Joyce.
Named for the former Astoria Sanitarium that was closed in 1961, Rivercrest offers craft beer, cocktails and all kinds of comfort foods.
Brooklyn's finest sell Brooklyn-oriented wares at City Point.
Brooklyn's finest sell Brooklyn-oriented wares in Industry City.
The New York Marriott Marquis, located in Times Square, offers three restaurants and lounges where guests can work, socialize, relax, eat and drink.
The treats at this Union Square pastry shop are freshly baked in-store after a 12-hour natural raising process, and filled to order with guests' choice of creams, fruit preserves, and crunchy toppings.
Enjoy a craft beer—the Half Pint's specialty—with a sandwich, burger or something else from the pub-grub menu.
The Independent is a snug and stylish space for notable drinks and food in Times Square, not far from Broadway theaters, the Garment District and Bryant Park.
Family-owned since 1974, Maggie's Place serves up shepherd's pie, chicken pot pie, fish & chips, burgers and pub fare alongside a selection of wine and beer.