Max Fish

Bocca Di Bacco—Hell's Kitchen, an Italian restaurant located near Columbus Circle and Central Park, is a favorite spot for celebrities, tourists and native New Yorkers alike.

More than a transportation hub, the City's commuter rail station is an architectural wonder that features an array of quick bites and fine dining.

Located on Restaurant Row in Manhattan's Theatre District, Sicily Osteria is a dining destination that appeals to local residents and office workers, as well as Broadway theatergoers.

El Coco is a new taqueria in Chelsea with a twist, featuring authentic Mexican dishes, empanadas, traditional tacos, and a variety of signature sauces.

Visitors of all ages participate in a variety of sports at the Field House at Chelsea Piers.

Century 21, Lower Manhattan's department store for bargain-priced designer clothing, has reopened.

Ellen's Stardust Diner, in the heart of Times Square, is famous across the globe for their singing waitstaff, The Stardusters, who sing all day from open to close.

Chelsea Piers Fitness is a 150,000-square-foot adult membership sports and fitness club featuring 1/4-mile indoor track, indoor swimming pool, sundecks, basketball courts, and more.

Private-stock scotch and nightly jazz performances take center stage at this Flatiron-area lounge, while the dishes served are meant to be enjoyed in their natural state, letting the complexity of their flavors truly take hold.