*Multiple locations* Aesthetic café with breakfast, coffee, and baked goods.
Cozy coffee shop with a living room feel
Hotel coffee lounge set with a fireplace, wood paneled walls, and leather sofas.
*Multiple locations* An extensive Starbucks that serves its usual coffee or coffee inspired cocktails.
*Multiple locations* Famous for their bagels and lox.
Breakfast & lunch restaurant
Best bottomless brunch on the weekends, with a party atmosphere. The french toast is a MUST. Cash only.
Brunch, lunch, and dinner spot with a unique woodsy cottage feel. Located in Freeman's Alley (next to "Untitled" hotel).
*Multiple locations* Four "no frills" bagel shops
World famous Jewish deli
French breakfast items and baked goods. The bakery is located to the right of the restaurant.
Parisian bakery with iconic hot chocolate.
A small neighborhood with authentic Italian restaurants, bakeries, and gelato spots lining the streets.
*Multiple locations* The pastas here are delicious
*Multiple locations* Quality burgers and over the top milkshakes
Laid back fried chicken spot with a 90s hip hop vibe. They're known for their chicken and waffles- highly recommend chicken tossed in the nashville hot sauce.
A lunch and dinner spot located inside of an old bank vault, in the financial district. This place has a lot of character.
*Multiple locations* American restaurant with a victorian flair- exposed brick with stained glass windows, red velvet chairs, and cocktails with fresh flowers.
Very close to the Empire State building. This place is what I imagine the famous writer's hang out spot to look like. Very aesthetic, with lots of unique details. Also expect to find cocktails with fresh flower garnishes.
A restaurant that has a bit of a lounge feel to it. The food is good and its located close to the lower east side (LES).
10/10 recommend the thai curries.
A pink townhouse that operates as a bar and restaurant, equipped with a fireplace and homey decor, for the ultimate cozy spot.
An LES neighborhood spot for [late night] pizza and Italian food.
Downstairs is an unassuming Irish pub, but upstairs is a magical candlelit cocktail bar that serves welcome shots in teacups.
An apothecary style cocktail bar with decor to match.
*Multiple locations* Speakeasy style cocktail bars with exposed brick, velvet seating, and antique mirrors to set the mood.
A tiny cocktail bar without menus. The mixologists create cocktails for you based on your preferred flavor profile.
You'll find a red phone booth inside of the hotdog shop, "Crif Dogs". Enough said.
One of NYC's authentic speakeasys, that once entertained the most famous and infamous characters of the 1920's.
Take a stroll past the antique barber chairs to find a hidden cocktail oasis.
When you can't choose between ice cream and cocktails for dessert, mix them together.
A speakeasy with vintage decor and live entertainment daily (jazz, burlesque, etc).
"This is the building in which Nikola Tesla lived and performed his experiments on radio waves, transmitting them to his laboratory near present day Trinity Church in downtown Manhattan. The ‘waves’ (WiFi & GPS) were envisioned by Tesla more than a century ago."
Antique styled cocktail bar with live music.
An Italian rooftop restaurant with a seasonally themed atmosphere and food to match.
Rooftop bar with sweeping views of the LES.
A rooftop bar in the LES with city views, located around the corner from Beauty & Essex.
An aesthetic rooftop (no city views) located near Times Square & the Empire State building.
One of Frank Sinatra´s old haunts- a lounge located on the 26th floor of a historical piece of NY architecture, offering craft cocktails and beautiful city views.
A cute indoor/ outdoor rooftop bar located next to Times Square.
A lounge cocktail bar outfitted with loud prints, a fireplace, and plush velvet seating,
There are a few ways to see the Statue of Liberty, but the most cost effective way is to take the ferry to Staten Island and back.
Walking the brooklyn bridge (especially at night) is a favorite activity. It costs nothing and you get to see the skyline of Manhattan. You can walk halfway and turn back or walk to Brooklyn and explore.
Another great way to see a lot of the city buildings from high up. Its especially cool at night.
Attending a broadway show (located near Times Square) is an iconic NY past time.
This gothic style catholic church is an archtectural icon of NYC. You can appreciate the structure from the outside, walk freely through the inside, or take a tour of the catacombs.
843 acres of lush foliage in the middle of urban city life. There are so many sites to see within the park; a favorite being Bethesda terrace and arcade.
From art and history museums, to ice cream and fashion museums- there´s something for everyone.
Memorial site where the twin towers once stood. *Get tickets in advance to see the museum*