From torch-song cabarets to cutting-edge dance clubs; from neighborhood bars to velvet-rope lounges, plus world-class comedy clubs and establishments with all manner of live entertainment; New York City is a world capital of nightlife. Here you can find libations from beer and wine to elaborate cocktails and high-end champagne, often accompanied by great food. (read the story...)

Fancy a tour of the city on one of the famous double-decker buses? Get a top-shelf view of New York with CitySights NY’s buses—double-deckers that are top-seating-only, so everyone gets an unobstructed view of the attractions (read the story...)

It takes guts to open an Italian restaurant in New York City. There are two, three, or four of them on many blocks. Red-sauce southern Italian spots, northern Italian olive-oil-dominated eateries, Italian fusions, trattorias, nouveau Italians, pizza-and-pasta storefronts, nouvelle Italians, and some way-out venues that feature dishes and ingredients that nobody in Naples would recognize, dot the city. (Some of it is so fancy, it no longer tastes Italian.) (read the story...)

An Evening of Fine Art and Dining! (read the story...)

Get Your Caffeine Fix! (read the story...)

A Tasting Celebration in Brooklyn! (read the story...)

Cuisine Corner: A World of Dining--A Passage to India, and more

The cuisines of New York City are a microcosm of the cultures found around the city, from Afghan to Vietnamese. We have all manner of choices for you, from sushi and sashimi to pizza and pasta, plus burgers, steaks, and fine international dining. You can even play games or do some sightseeing while you eat! Here is but a small sampling of the culinary universe that is NYC. (read the story...)

Easter Sunday Menu at Channel 4 Irish Bar & Restaurant

All day on Easter Sunday, Channel 4 is featuring a special Easter menu. Join them after the Easter Bonnet Parade or on your way back from Sunday Mass at St. Patrick's. (read the story...)

Dining Review: Devi

Devi: Unexpected Fare in Exotic Surroundings. Is Devi the best Indian restaurant in New York City? If it isn't, it's in the top three. (read the story...)

St. Joseph's Day (March 19) at Patsy’s Italian Restaurant

For St. Joseph's Day, March 19, Patsy's will offer a variety of special dishes (read the story...)

Upscale restaurant Solo has appointed Hung Huynh, the recent winner of Bravo TV’s hit show Top Chef, as the executive chef beginning March 2, 2008. Located in the Sony Building at 550 Madison Avenue, Solo is renowned for its Mediterranean-Asian fusion. (read the story...)

Grassroots Initiative Calls For Restaurants to Invite Customers to Donate $1 for Tap Water They Usually Enjoy For Free. Volunteer Drive Draws More Than 1,300 Nationwide. (read the story...)

Heart-Healthy Bison featured to Benefit the Fight Against Heart Disease (read the story...)

Dining Review: Benjamin Steakhouse

If a restaurant looks like a great steak house, if the steaks taste like those at a great steak house, and if the menu reads like those at a great steak house, it probably is a great steak house. This one continues the Peter Luger legacy in East Midtown. (read the story...)

Dining Review: Hourglass Tavern

It's a hometown, Main Street sort of spot that nobody expects to find in Manhattan, much less on 46th Street in the middle of the Theatre District. (read the story...)

Promotion offers diners prix-fixe $24.07 lunches and $35 dinners at more than 220 of New York City’s top restaurants (read the story...)

Cuisine Corner: Pasta, Poblanos, and Phyllo - Italian, Mexican and Greek Cuisine

The cuisines of New York City are a microcosm of the cultures found around the city, from Afghan to Vietnamese. We have all manner of choices for you, from sushi and sashimi to pizza and pasta, plus burgers, steaks, and fine international dining. You can even play games or do some sightseeing while you eat! Here is but a small sampling of the culinary universe that is NYC. (read the story...)

Dining Review: Darbar

From Traditional Indian to Trans-Ethnic Cuisine... Sharp-eyed foodies can look around a restaurant and tell a great deal about it from the mix of diners. They'll like what they see at Darbar. (read the story...)

Dining Review: Hill Country Barbecue

A sprawling barbecue joint that opened less than a year ago, Hill Country could justifiably describe itself as "All Texas All The Time." Everything at Hill Country, from the wine to the firewood, comes from the Lone Star State. (read the story...)

Benjamin Steakhouse, a Manhattan Mecca for steak connoisseurs, offers a special dinner menu for Christmas dining in New York City. (read the story...)

Live Jazz & New Lounge Menu Make Guests Fall For MODA Restaurant in The Flatotel

New York City's MODA Restaurant celebrates the fall season with a series of free live jazz performances during happy hour each week from Wednesday through Saturday (read the story...)

Dining Review: Tio Pepe

Tio Pepe has survived and prospered since 1970, so it must be doing something right. It is, in fact, doing many things right. (read the story...)

Dining Review: Azza

Azza Restaurant & Lounge: Exotic blend of North Africa and Europe (read the story...)

Dining Review: Sofrito

Sofrito: A Caribbean Fiesta in East Midtown (read the story...)

Dining Review: Brasserie

A Cool, Modern Take on the Traditional French Pub (read the story...)