The Most Unlikely Bars in New York City
You don't have to walk far in New York City to find a bar. Dives, high-end cocktail temples, whiskey libraries and everything in between—they're a dime a dozen in this…
- story: Leslie Pariseau
You don't have to walk far in New York City to find a bar. Dives, high-end cocktail temples, whiskey libraries and everything in between—they're a dime a dozen in this…
Imagine if Cirque du Soleil hosted your cousin's wedding—and your cousin was an extra in Eyes Wide Shut. That just scratches the surface of Queen of the Night, a dinner-and-a-show…
The newest drinks-on-a-boat addition to Manhattan's shores, Grand Banks harkens back to an era during which "oyster barges" circled the island. Launched by a partner in the Brooklyn dining dynasty…
Walk just a few blocks west of Chelsea and the upper limits of the High Line. Keep walking, until you’ve reached the piers on the Hudson River. Keep walking. If…
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?…
Ice bars originated in Scandinavia, where they make the harsh reality of winter a little more tolerable and ice-carving contests a little more practical. But in the past few years,…
In high summer, the High Line is one of the best places to spend an afternoon suspended above the industrial grime of lower Chelsea. Add a glass of wine hand-chosen by…
For those who don't want to spring for Sleep No More tickets (or who've seen the masked, interactive Macbeth reinterpretation too many times already), Gallow Green—located on the rooftop of…
Two birds, one (incredibly affordable) stone: A ride on the Staten Island ferry includes a glimpse of the Statue of Liberty, and offers one of the city's best cheap dates.…
Museum dining in New York City has grown by leaps and bounds over the last ten years (mostly thanks to restaurateur Danny Meyer), and with it, so has museum drinking.…