Shaku Ramen

This LGBTQ+-owned and -operated walking tour company is inspired by the deep history and invigorating stories of the LGBTQ+ community in NYC and across the globe.

Fine salt-baked seafood specialties, roast meats and noodles galore at this Chinatown favorite.

Housed in one of the most iconic buildings in New York, the Guggenheim is filled with prized pieces.

Nestled in the park, right on the lake, is the Central Park Boathouse, an iconic and elegant restaurant with both indoor and outdoor seating, and different menus (in different price ranges) for each seating area.

The oldest building in the Bronx was built in 1748 to house a prominent New York family.

Urban Glass offers classes for beginners and experienced artists covering all sorts of techniques; exhibits innovative glasswork; and has a gift shop with handmade glassware and jewelry.

History buffs can walk the oak and pine floors of this lovely Bronx building and learn about the history of the borough.

Victor’s, in the Theatre District, has been a redoubt for high-end Cuban food for decades.