
Set in the Stone Street Historic District of Lower Manhattan, DoubleTree by Hilton New York—Downtown is walking distance to attractions such as the Statue of Liberty, Wall Street and 9/11 Memorial Museum.
Crocs is back on 34th Street with a fully reimagined, two-story store that’s ready to welcome NYC locals and visitors for an incredible in-store experience.
Kashkaval Garden offers a casual, relaxed environment in which to enjoy wines, cocktails and Mediterranean food in Hell's Kitchen.
The Flatiron NoMad Partnership is a not-for-profit organization committed to a focus on community improvements and economic development at the local level.
This Financial District hotel, ideally located in Lower Manhattan, combines historic charm with modern convenience.
Hudson Local, in the Ink 48 Hotel in Hell’s Kitchen, presents chef Samuel-Drake Jones' menu of creative New American dishes, sommelier Lacey Rozinsky's curated wine list, and timeless cocktails.
Set in a serene, beautiful space with whitewashed arched walls and stonework reminiscent of Cretan Islands, this Upper East Sider focuses on Greek seafood.
Benihana is a dining experience unlike any other: guests are seated at communal tables in groups, where a personal chef will perform the ancient art of teppanyaki.
The Japan Society is the number one source for a Japanese experience right here in the U.S.
The newly redesigned HGU New York is a Beaux-Arts hotel that has welcomed guests since 1905.
Laut presents the best recipes, dishes and flavors from South East Asia, preserving the flavor profiles of each dish while maintaining the integrity of each cuisine.
The City’s preeminent theatrical printing press from the 1930s has been transformed into a hotel with modern interiors, the historic hotel’s 222 guestrooms and suites.