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Best Late Night Desserts in NYC
From iconic cannolis at Caffe Palermo in Little Italy to nostalgic desserts at Empire Diner, there are great places all around NYC when that late-night sweet tooth starts to tingle. Read on for great shakes, cakes, cookies, and more in the wee hours.
Utsav Introduces New Bengali Menu
Utsav, a woman-owned restaurant in the Theater District, has been serving a dynamic combination of Chinese and Indian cuisine now for more than 23 years. They've recently introduced a Bengali menu.
21 NYC Museum Exhibits to See Right Now
NYC exhibits are strong in art right now, with shows that look at icons like Georgia O'Keeffe in a fresh light and spotlights on some lesser-known luminaries.
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Two Faceted Diamond: Mark Jacoby Lifts Broadway's A Beautiful Noise
Veteran Broadway actor Mark Jacoby skillfully portrays Neil-Now in "A Beautiful Noise, The Neil Diamond Musical." The show masterfully weaves Diamond's past and present, with Jacoby's amazing singing voice at full throttle in the show’s penultimate number, “I Am…I Said,” alongside Neil-Then Will Swenson.
NYC's Best Bars for Broadway Fans
Broadway fans flock from around the world to see plays and musicals. But where can you drink, dine and discuss what you've just seen? Why not catch a late night bite and soak up the New York City nightlife near the bright lights of Broadway? Here are several spots in Manhattan's theater district where you can relax after the show, enjoy the best cocktails New York has to offer, and wind down.
4 Best Steakhouse Breakfasts You Need to Try in NYC
If you're looking for a steakhouse with a breakfast worthy of the early wake up, New York has you covered. Find below our picks for the best steakhouse breakfasts in New York City.
16 Great Places to Eat Near Lincoln Center
Restaurants are just one of the many draws of the area around Lincoln Center, that stretch of Manhattan's Upper West Side famous for attracting avid concert and theater goers, dance and opera buffs, film and library lovers, and tourists from around the world. Here are our picks for the 14 best places to eat around Lincoln Center, with something for all palates.
Here's What to See and Do at the American Dream Mall
The range of activities at the American Dream mall in NJ is jaw-dropping, from Saks to water parks. Here's what to see and do at American Dream mall.
On the Lower East Side: Exploring a Storied Neighborhood
The Lower East Side started off as an immigrant, working-class neighborhood but today you'll find a destination for eating, drinking, shopping, and exploring. But it’s a part of New York that hasn’t lost its roots, so you’re likely to pop into a trendy clothing store then come upon a building from the early 1900s—and that’s part of LES charm.
Mastering the Magic: Steve Haggard Is Broadway’s Harry Potter
New cast members have joined Harry Potter and the Cursed Child as it continues its run at Broadway’s Lyric Theatre. Steve Haggard stays on as Harry Potter himself, joined by a new generation of characters guaranteed to thrill both casual fans and diehard Potterheads.
The Cutting Room: An NYC Legend with a Broad Range of Live Entertainment
The Cutting Room is a popular upscale entertainment venue in New York City, offering a wide range of performances in a rock 'n' roll atmosphere. While the food and drinks are dependable but not remarkable, the real highlight is the opportunity to watch talented artists hone their craft on stage.
13 Must Try Spots For Cheesecake
From Little Italy, to the UES, to Brooklyn, these cheesecake slices are rich, creamy, and filled with tradition, while some offer new, equally tasty directions on the dessert's recipe.
NYC's Tropical Hideaway: Gilligan's in SoHo
Escape to a tropical oasis in the heart of SoHo at Gilligan's. With delicious options like perfectly seasoned skirt steaks and surprising lobster rolls, Gilligan's will transport you to a summer paradise.
Summer BID Happenings
NYC's Business Improvement Districts (BIDs) are neighborhood organizations that support local businesses and their communities. Many BIDs have full event schedules, with free music, performances, pop up markets, and much more. Check out our roundup of community events taking place this summer and into September.
Talking With The Book of Mormon's Kevin Clay
Kevin Clay shines as Elder Price in the long-running Broadway hit, The Book of Mormon. Clay's portrayal is a standout, and his on-stage chemistry with Cody Jamison Strand, who plays Elder Cunningham, is not to be missed.
4 Best Spots to Sip Champagne in NYC
Let’s clink our glasses to mark the arrival of autumn with some champagne in NYC. Each one of these champagne bars has its own approach to the art of serving champagne, with a choice of flights complemented by light bites including caviar, in elegant settings. Cheers!
New York Traditions You Don't Want to Miss
New York City takes its traditions seriously, from a plunge in the icy Atlantic on the first day of the year all the way through to the dropping of the ball in Times Square at year's end. Parades, Yankees baseball, savoring the tastes of the Feast of San Gennaro—all comers are welcome for many of NYC's favorite traditions.
Harry Potter: The Exhibition Opens
Harry Potter: The Exhibition, is a sprawling new interactive experience now open in midtown Manhattan.
These Are NYC's Best German Restaurants
Guten tag! Whether you're as German as Oktoberfest in lederhosen, or you just like a little variety in your cuisine and scene, NYC has you covered when it comes to the flavors of the Rhineland. Sure, some of them have been given a little American or New York twist, but...that's part of the fun, too. Here are a few of our favorites.
12 Places to Eat Near Bryant Park
Near Bryant Park and looking for something tasty on-the-go? Curious about the cuisines available at dinner? What about a late night nibble? All of the above are available mere blocks from the formal, French-inflected oasis that is midtown's Bryant Park. Here are a few of our favorites.
Upcoming Festivals in NYC
Temperatures are heating up-we've rounded up here the biggest upcoming outdoor festivals-food, music, markets, and more, in NYC.
Richard Gilder Center for Science, Education, and Innovation Opens at AMNH
The Gilder Center for Science, Education, and Innovation, the stunning new expansion of the American Museum of Natural History that will connect its 10 buildings, opens May 4. Highlights include a multi-story atrium, an insectarium, a vivarium, a library, a 360 degree immersive art experience, Invisible Worlds, and a new restaurant.
Golf in NYC: Accessibility for Players of All Ages and Skill Levels in New York
Love golf? Wondering about the accessibility of golf in New York for players of all ages and skill levels? Here’s what we know about the scene.
Pier 57 Opens with James Beard Foundation Curated Food Hall, Community Spaces
Pier 57 in Hudson River Park has opened a sprawling new series of public spaces, anchored by Market 57, the James Beard Foundation's first ever curated food hall.
The Best Places to Eat in Grand Central
Watching some 750,000 tourists and commuters pass through Grand Central Terminal every day—mostly without touching even an elbow—has been compared to seeing an improvised ballet. As one of the most beautifully restored spots in the city, the backdrop is actually without compare. You'll gaze in wonder at the main concourse with its celestial sky (unapologetically painted backwards). But these days, many come simply to catch a bite and a brew. Here are some of our favorites, vintage and upscale, casual and swank, savory and sweet.
