Classic Italian-American with a modern edge
Legendary spicy rigatoni
Retro Greenwich Village setting
Over a century of deli history
Massive pastrami on rye
Bustling, no-frills Lower East Side vibe
Handmade pasta with seasonal ingredients
Open kitchen in a former garage
Williamsburg’s go-to for stylish Italian
Elevated park built on old rail tracks
Public art, gardens, city views
Runs from Meatpacking to Hudson Yards
World-renowned art museum
Egyptian temples to European masters
Located on Fifth Avenue
Iconic American landmark
Ferry ride with skyline views
Includes access to immigration museum
World-class live theater
Historic venues in Times Square
Musicals, dramas, limited-run hits
843 acres of trails, lakes, and lawns
Horse-drawn carriages and bike rentals
Belvedere Castle, Bow Bridge, and more
Views of Manhattan and Brooklyn
Great photo spots
Easy walk with skyline all around
Hidden speakeasy behind a phone booth
Creative cocktails
Reservations essential
Multi-story Irish bar with a modern menu
Ground floor for pints, upstairs for cocktails
FiDi institution
Japanese-influenced drinks
Minimalist vibe, savory bar snacks
Quiet Lower East Side favorite
New Orleans meets Paris ambiance
Absinthe and oysters
Garden seating in Williamsburg
Classic meets industrial style
Downtown location with uptown service
Cozy rooms with skyline views
Floor-to-ceiling windows
Laid-back luxury in the Lower East Side
Tiled bathrooms and rooftop terraces
Owned by Robert De Niro
Tribeca boutique feel
Indoor pool, spa, and Japanese courtyard
Eco-friendly, nature-inspired design
Steps from the park
In-room filtered water and reclaimed wood touches
Historic building with modern updates
Iconic nine-story atrium
Moody bar and fine dining on-site
Sleek, tech-forward stays
Rooftop views and lively nightlife
Affordable luxury by Ian Schrager
Every block has its own personality, and the city never slows down.
From street slices to world-class tasting menus, New York’s food scene sets the standard.
Bridges, parks, shows, museums—this city builds memories at street level.
Grab a cortado and hit the sidewalk—here’s where locals go first thing.
Move beyond the Mall and the Zoo with these lesser-known park gems.
From dumplings to pizza, these spots serve until you’re done.
The city's morning energy is unmatched—if you’re caffeinated. These spots get it right without
the pretense.
Birch Coffee (Flatiron) – Solid espresso and a cozy upstairs reading nook.
La Cabra (East Village) – Danish-style pastries and minimalist perfection.
Daily Provisions (Gramercy) – Their maple cruller is the real wake-up call.
Yes, everyone sees the Great Lawn and Bethesda Terrace. But there’s more if you wander a bit.
The Ramble – A maze of woodland paths made for quiet moments.
Hallett Nature Sanctuary – Gated, peaceful, often missed entirely.
Shakespeare Garden – Text and tulips in a layered hillside escape.
NYC’s best meals often happen when the streets quiet down.
Katz’s Deli – Still slicing pastrami until 2 a.m.
Coppelia (Chelsea) – Cuban diner with 24/7 comfort food.
Scarr’s Pizza (Lower East Side) – Late-night slices with real crunch.
