


Michael Chow's first New York City location has been an institution for hosting NYC's famous events in the fashion, art and music industries for more than 30 years.
Michael Chow’s hippest location, the second NYC outpost after the original on 57th Street, attracts celebrity patrons from the worlds of music, art and fashion.
T. Brasserie serves timeless French fare using only the finest and freshest ingredients from breakfast through dinner.
The House of the Red Pearl is a clandestine fine dining restaurant.
At A Pasta Bar, an elegant Italian culinary theater in SoHo, the open-kitchen concept immerses guests in the energy of the craft, where skilled chefs prepare authentic Italian classics in full view.
Verde on Smith is Cobble Hill, Brooklyn's neighborhood eatery, featuring regional Italian cuisine complemented by friendly service and warm ambiance.
Stretch Pizza stays true to what pizza fans love about New York-style pies—the crunch and the chew of the crust, the classic red sauce, the cheese pull—but the menu stretches far beyond the standards.
The newest Stout NYC location is just steps away from Bryant Park, Times Square and the Theatre District.
You’ll find all the signature Stout NYC favorites here on the corner of John and Gold Streets in the Financial District.
Find Stout NYC Grand Central in the midst of New York City icons including the Chrysler Building and the New York Public Library.
The first Stout NYC location, located near Penn Station, Madison Square Garden, and Macy’s flagship, is an ideal gathering place for lunch, after-work drinks, and before (and after) that game, concert or events.