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Hotels

Midtown West

Kimpton Era

Redefining hospitality at Rockefeller Center while honoring its cultural legacy, Kimpton Era is a vibrant hub where tourists and locals converge.

Bright, minimalist cafe interior featuring a large window, light wooden furniture, and stone counters. Rows of chairs line the counters, and shelves with bottles and items are on the left wall. Light streams in, creating an airy atmosphere.

Restaurants

Williamsburg

Nami Nori - Williamsburg

Nami Nori is a cozy Williamsburg spot to try the innovative temaki hand rolls—a sort of Japanese version of tacos.

A modern restaurant interior with exposed brick walls, dark wooden furniture, decorative mirrors, and artistic light fixtures. Rows of empty black chairs and tables are neatly arranged, and pendant lights hang above the bar area.

Restaurants

Woodstock

Flava of the Bronx

Diners feel the tropical breeze and experience yard-man and yard-woman flava style cooking.

Attractions & Tours

Citywide

Hush Hip Hop Tours

Hush Hip Hop Tours aims to educate and entertain guests in the history of hip-hop, showing the evolution of a truly New York art form through the perspective of artists.

Restaurants

Upper West Side

The Ribbon—Upper West Side

The Ribbon—Upper West Side presents spit roasted meats, seafood and Blue Ribbon Restaurants classics in polished surrounds with rustic touches, plus an extensive bar and whisky program.

Nightlife

Hells Kitchen

Comedy Village

With two intimate showrooms and performances seven nights a week, Comedy Village features top-tier comedy talent from NYC and across the country, from rising stars to seasoned favorites.

A warmly lit restaurant interior with wooden beams on the ceiling, people dining at tables along a brick wall adorned with paintings and decorative patterns, and glasses set on the tables.

Restaurants

East Village

Balade

Suha Rihan, executive chef at Balade, is a culinary virtuoso in Middle Eastern cuisine, with a particular expertise in Lebanese dishes.

Restaurants

East Village

Hasaki

Since its opening in 1984, Hasaki has become an East Village NYC institution beloved by many for its authentic, traditional Japanese cuisine.

Restaurants

Tribeca

1803 transports guests from the Big Apple to the Big Easy with its stunning balcony seating, covered outdoor seating, and prohibition speakeasy bar, with Cajun-Creole dishes and NOLA classics and live jazz.

Restaurants

Hells Kitchen

Hudson VU

Hudson VU, perched atop the Ink 48 Hotel in Hell’s Kitchen, presents a sophisticated and elevated take on New York rooftop dining.

Restaurants

Upper East Side

Tinos

Named after the picturesque Greek island known for its rich culture and stunning views, Tinos combines the charm of the Mediterranean with the taste of time-honored recipes.