When Craig and Annie Stoll of Delfina do just about anything, diners will follow. Their modern Roman trattoria (white tile, walnut service tables, dark wainscoting) serves classic pastas, grilled meats, offal, and cocktails inspired by the Eternal City.

Deco-style underground bar/restaurant serves specialty cocktails and updated versions of Midwest classics, courtesy of Mark Steuer (HotChocolate, The Gage). Located in an old vault, the spot is a late-night must.

A gift shop, coffeehouse, and cafe in one, selling handmade products created by the ladies of the Downtown Women’s Center. All profits support DWC training programs.

The much-anticipated, much-hyped, late night-centric sophomore venture from the folks behind Locanda Verde (Andrew Carmellini, Luke Ostrom, Josh Pickard) has hit. Don’t miss the smoked ricotta ravioli, fried chicken and bourbon, and dry-aged steaks. Fresh pie for dessert is great, but the sweetest score is in landing one of the hottest seats in town.

Experience the balance of yin yoga with Paul Toliuszis as your guide. Feel the burn of this basically motionless yoga style featuring six-to-eight poses held anywhere from two-to-five minutes each. Made it through that first stretch? Great. On to surviving the other side. What’s in it for you? Yin yoga yields flexibility beyond your wildest dreams.

Owner Lisa Johnson was a Pilates pioneer, opening her first studio back in 1999. She and her fellow instructors teach with such cheer and expertise, you’ll grin through your roll-ups and leg circles. Don’t miss out on the CoreAlign, a deceptively simple-looking device that absolutely fries your gams (in a good way).

Wash down traditional dishes, including pork cheek hot pot and plum cake, with a gin fizz or other authentic cocktail at this Victorian-inspired drinking den from the Fluid Movement team.

Don’t let the size of the salon fool you: Greg Ruggeri’s cuts and highlights are big time. While you’re in the chair, don’t miss the Aussie’s relaxing scalp exfoliation.

A light and airy Pilates studio on the LES with five top-of-the-line towers and small, affordable classes. Grab a jar of chilled cucumber and lemon water upon arrival and a eucalyptus towel after class.

The nine-burger menu includes The Dallas (roasted poblanos and pepper jack cheese) and a wild salmon club with wasabi mayo. The beefy beverage list includes twelve Texas and California wines by the glass, dozens of bottled beers, and one local microbrew on tap.

Furniture designer Richard Velloso named his massive Dumbo space after his chocolate Lab and her favorite swimming spot in Brazil. There he makes and sells collector-quality (and collector-priced) modern dining tables, lamps, and stands from reclaimed wood and steel. Smaller items by local artisans, such as alpaca throws and jewelry, are nice for people not made of money.

Energy medicine practitioner and yoga teacher Ashley King puts your mind, body, and spirit back in check with powerful Reiki sessions, flower essences, and holistic psychotherapy.