You live for food voyages and leave no borough unturned! (Usually.) Tonight you’re staying put. ...
The first U.S. property of UK hotel chainlet Firmdale, the Brit-pop space has 86 wildly designed bedrooms and suites with upholstered walls, bold color combos, and floor-to-ceiling warehouse style windows. There’s also an outdoor garden, a guest drawing room, high tea service, and 99-seat screening theater (a Firmdale trademark).
Downtown’s beloved brunching, lunching, and supping staple never disappoints. Convivial atmosphere has guests lingering for hours (with the waitstaff!) — enough time to justify ordering chocolate chip bread pudding for dessert.
A Brooklyn collective that works to bring charities and cause groups together to “save the world, one party at a time.”
Bastianich-Batali’s Italian glamour girl (sexy, flashy, pricey) flanked by high rollers who enjoy a bit of spectacle with their spaghetti.
Slender tapas bar serves the gallery crowd with small plates of patatas bravas and large glasses of sangria.
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Tiny brick lounge with booming sound system and rotating cast of scenesters, DJs, artists, and fashion designers. When things get tight, spread out in the restaurant upstairs (which is currently suffering an identity crisis).
Small yoga company with a downtown sensibility and fashiony following. Teachers go to you for one-on-one or small group sessions. They also schedule retreats and corporate classes. For appointments, e-mail yoga@karunanyc.com.
Rustic Brooklyn hotbed for serious food types with a coveted outdoor garden and old stable for private parties. Envy of the neighborhood.
You live for food voyages and leave no borough unturned! (Usually.) Tonight you’re staying put. ...
Want a robust merlot from the Manhattan region? Get it at this gigantic winery/event space/restaurant. Hear live music while you sip one of the many wines by the glass, or sit down for small bites from an Italian/Middle Eastern menu. The ambitious can become barrel owners to create their own vino.