National Black Theatre

Family-owned since the 1930s, this Prospect Heights diner turns out breakfast and lunch only. The chocolate cake French toast is a specialty.

The Tenement Museum is a portrait of immigrant life in 19th- and early 20th-century New York City.

A town square of sorts for Alphabet City, the eastern half of the East Village, Tompkins Square Park bustles with activity—recreational, cultural and political—all year round.

The bright lights and digital billboards of New York City’s emblematic district share space with Broadway shows, big-name stores and busy restaurants.

Cobble Hill’s charming indie bookshop is a cornerstone of the City’s literary scene.

This hotel pays homage to the diverse and culturally rich fabric of its neighborhood.

ABC Kitchen by Michelin starred Chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten has a passionate commitment to offering the freshest organic and local ingredients possible.

Soho’s retail scene would not be complete without A.P.C., the culty French label with a hipster feel. The store is home to apparel and accessories for both...