Diner since 1929, serving all the favorites including fabulous latkes, reubens, tuna melts, knockwursts, lime rickeys, Eisenburgers, matzos brei and The Leo. Take a seat at the counter and be sure to order an authentic egg cream.

Home away from home to enjoy a traditionally prepared Korean meal, in the midst of Midtown’s Koreatown. Warm and contemporary dining room with an eye toward comfort.

Classic Jewish delicatessen since 1964.

Traditional Jewish delicatessan with all your favorites and more. Never ending menu.

Self service, casual spots throughout NYC and Brooklyn. Serving foods influenced by the city of Xi’an, with a mix of Chinese and Middle Eastern flavors. Family owned and operated since 2005. The noodle dishes are a must.

Situated on an unexciting block in gentrifying NoMad lies the unassuming Life Hotel. Once the headquarters of Life magazine, the lobby has a great buzz and is occupied by the delicious and lively Henry at the Life restaurant and bar. Guestrooms are complete with a minimally stunning design; room 902 is great. Nothing fancy but a genuine and historic NYC experience. 

The Freehand NYC embodies the spirt of a lifestyle hotel perfectly. Friendly, comfortable, clever, social and relevant, the former George Washington Hotel boasts accommodations for everyone with queens, twins and bunks. Dine and drink from morning until night at “Gallery.” Dinner service at “Simon & the Whale.” Grab and go at “Smile to Go.” Rooftop debauchery at “Broken Shaker.” More sedate cocktails in the “George Washington Bar.” Even if you are not fortunate enough to spend the night, be sure to chill on the mezzanine level and have breakfast in the Gallery.

Lovingly curated design shop where you want to own everything.

Homemade breads using traditional baking techniques. All kinds of other treats as well including babka, croissants, cookies, and rugelach. Stop in for a light breakfast or lunch, coffee and something delectable.

Beautiful and independent men’s clothing store. Featuring a fine selection of many lines with impeccable service.

Intimate hotel for global-minded individualist. Everything at the hotel is highly tactile, exquisitely crafted and tells a story. Even if you are not an overnight guest at Made, be sure to experience this special place. Dine at warm and welcoming Ferris, serving creative and approachable American cuisine. Paper off the lobby is serious about coffee, and curates most interesting blends.
Intimate Good Behavior on the penthouse provides indoor and outdoor spaces to enjoy Tiki-inspired cocktails.

Tuna melts, egg creams and most anything you could want. Breakfast served all day.

Perfect mix of contemporary American cuisine, genuine hospitality and professional service. Local farmers and purveyors provide exceptional products expertly prepared and served in comfortable Tavern and Dining Room. Perfect mix of innovation and tradition.

Products to “surprise, to inspire and make you smile.” Danish design firm selling products at low prices to bring you happiness. Walk the maze of happy items and lose yourself in the maze.

Hidden gem, up the stairs, on lovely Irving Place. Each of the four rooms is decorated to represent a different time period.

Just a regular bar that has been around since 1892. Grab a stool.

Carpet, rugs, furniture, lighting, bed & bath, gifts and so much more. Also home to ABC Kitchen.

Two acre private park; must pay an annual fee and live around the park to have access.

Amazing selection and service.

Everyone from Abe Lincoln to John Lnnon to Woodie Guthrie have passed through the revolving doors. NYC’s oldest continuously operated saloon.

Exceptional tapas from the Iberian Peninsula. Extenvie wine list.

Small and sultry spot serving tortilla, chorizo, ham and other delectable Spanish items.

A series of markets and restaurants specializing in artisan Italian cuisine. Open early to late.

Lyonnaise bouchon serving traditional French cooking.

Budget hotel with miniscule guestrooms, no public space and spotless bathrooms located down the hall. Arguably the most perfect location in all of NYC.

Stay for the hotel; not the location. The vibe changes day, night, late night, weekend, weekday…. Lots of communal spaces. John Dory, Breslin, Stumptown, No. 8A, Opening Ceremony all worth a trip whether a guest or not.

Dishes, glassware and other practical and fun kitchen items.