Recommended: Chicken wings and variations, hanger steak, spider roll, tempura. Daha fazlasını oku.
The French word for mischievous, this dimly lit bar encourages guests to experiment with their at times slightly unorthodox menu: flash fried Oreos, saffron and vanilla lamb parcels, lobster BLTs…
This is where you go when you want a nice low key spot, not to big not to small - tough door. - Vinny, Jersey Shore
This VC firm has invested in the likes of Foursquare, Boxee, Disqus and more. Step into @FredWilson's office to see the art painting which his Twitter avatar is based-off. - Vadim Lavrusik Daha fazlasını oku.
If you're here, try to find Petey, the office French bulldog. Or you can always follow him on Twitter @pweetey. - Vadim Lavrusik Daha fazlasını oku.
B loves staying in hotels because they’re anonymous. Note to B: I love hotels because they are not as anonymous as they seem. I’m always watching!
Recommended: Salumi, fried artichokes, tripe, pastas, swordfish, deviled chicken, roast suckling pig. For dessert, revive yourself with a simple affogato: vanilla ice cream drowned in espresso. Daha fazlasını oku.
Grecian Garden Vegetables made by epic owner Michael Psilakis are super fresh. Anything with feta is also amazing.
Take the Yankee ferry back to downtown Manhattan immediately after the game, and get a nice ride down the East River (with a snack bar). But hurry, or you'll miss it.
Monday night is THE night of music, friendship and great food. The chef can make you whatever, whenever. -Marilyn Crawford, Launch My Line
Try it for restaurant week, tons of celebrities in and out there. "Legs" Diamond the gangster used to hang out in the prohibition era wine cellar.
Sparkling party dresses, sexy bikinis—this trendy Mecca offers hotlooks from more than 100 designers for men, women and children. The whole family can stay stylish, if money is no object!
Built in 1729 by the third Earl of Burlington, this magnificent neo-Palladian villa showcases many stunning works of art and provides a stunning venue for entertaining
