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Food & Drink
Book ’Em
Food & Drink
Bug Off
Kids
Van Cortlandt Manor
Experience the post-American Revolution glory days, preserved in memory by way of a stone house and gardens along the Croton River. Costumed guides create an interactive experience for visitors, who can try blacksmithing, spinning, open-hearth cooking, and more.
Entertainment
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Go for interactive Start with Art classes and Art Treks for older kids to explore the collections. Don’t miss the rooftop garden and the Children’s Reading Room full of picture books and computers for kids.
Kids
Ibiza Kidz
Little feet need love, too. A boutique exclusively for crawlers, novice walkers, and running maniacs stocks high-quality, European, American, and Japanese brands. Pick up everything from new threads to toys to distract fussy shoe shoppers.
Food & Drink
Tail Wagging
Food & Drink
Smarty Pants
Food & Drink
Culture Shock
Entertainment
It’s Gettin’ Hot in Here
Kids
Little Fish Boutique
A wide mix of clothes, accessories, and toys for infants and toddlers from European, Scandinavian, and San Francisco-based designers.
Kids
Delilah Crown
House-designed line features vintage-fabric tunics, yoke dresses with deer prints, and striped capris with oversize buttons. For mom, there are equally cool silk-screened tops in nature prints.
Entertainment
Look, Ma! No Hands!
Entertainment
An Open Letter
Fashion
Glow and Tell
Fashion
Miranda’s Right
Food & Drink
Raw Raw Girls
Food & Drink
Ra Sushi
Ra’s energetic environment and creative rolls are enough to shake your pom-poms. Try twists on the traditional (apple teriyaki salmon, yuzu halibut) or something altogether new, such as the yellow monkey roll with roasted red peppers, artichoke, and cream cheese.
Beauty
Bald Ambition
Food & Drink
Act Locally
Fashion
House of Style
Food & Drink
Better Humor
Food & Drink
Diner’s Club
Entertainment
Painted Lady
Fashion
Getting Bootie
Beauty
Jump Around
Entertainment
One for the Books
Fashion
Come All Ye Joyful
Food & Drink
Oh, Brother
Entertainment
Suit Yourself
Food & Drink
Peterbrooke Chocolatier
Try the legendary chocolate-covered popcorn. The Coral Gables shop also smothers Oreos, pretzels, s’mores, and even potato chips with its high-quality European chocolate.
Fashion
Oh, This Old Thing?
Food & Drink
Pop Quiz
Fashion
Totally Whyred
Fashion
Cross Over
Fashion
Finders Keepers
Home
Smug Rug
Fashion
Welcome to the Birdcage
You. Complete. Us.
Entertainment
The Weekend Guide
Entertainment
The Weekend Guide
Entertainment
The Weekend Guide
Entertainment
Moniquemeloche
The owner’s namesake gallery is rarely unlit and known among hipsters for its opening receptions.
Entertainment
The Weekend Guide
Food & Drink
EatZi's Market & Bakery
If you want to pack a picnic or just don’t feel like making dinner, it’s EatZi’s to the rescue. The small store brims with fresh bread, all sorts of cheeses, good wine, and a deli case full of heat-and-eat dishes like rosemary grilled chicken breasts, marinated asparagus, and crab cakes.
Food & Drink
The Weekend Guide
Food & Drink
Animal House
Food & Drink
NYC Icy
Frozen treats from mom-and-pop shop come in icy (lychee, mango basil) and sherbet (milk and cookies, hazelnut chip) flavors that change daily.
Entertainment
The Weekend Guide
Food & Drink
New Amsterdam Market
Hoping to become a permanent fixture, the seasonal market with tons of local purveyors shows off farm-fresh cheese, produce, meats, and prepared foods — with a focus on sustainability.