The Campbell Apartment
Like Al Capone’s hidden vault, the Campbell Apartment sounds like an urban myth. A grand, art deco-outfitted office hiding behind the walls of Grand Central Station for over 40 years?…
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The Cannibal
The Cannibal houses a butcher and a beer bar under one roof. Situated next to its sister restaurant, the Belgian-themed Resto, Cannibal's cozy bar, eight-seat “meat counter” and outdoor patio…
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King Cole Bar
This bar, deep inside the St. Regis on Fifth Avenue, is one of the few New York hotel bars whose standards didn't go to the dogs after the 1960s. It's also one…
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Bar at Clement
The platonic ideal of the hotel bar, this lobby-style lounge on the second floor of the Peninsula could be anywhere in the world, save for its lush views of Fifth…
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P.J. Clarke’s
A squat, two-story building nestled among east Midtown’s glass towers, Clarke’s is a holdover from the days when this part of Third Avenue was known for slaughterhouses and the rumbling…
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