New York - City Guide

 

NEW SPOTS

La Cabra Brooklyn / Juicy and very elegant coffee / Brooklyn

 

HOTELS / ACCOMMONDATION

INNSiDE by Meliá New York / Great location / CH / Nomad

Public Hotel / Cool New Yorker hotel with great location and rooftop bar / Nolita

Nine Orchard / A landmark hotel in downtown New York / Lower East Side

Ace Hotel Brooklyn / With 287 rooms, the Ace Hotel Brooklyn is the brand’s largest opening yet and the third under the creative direction of Roman and Williams / Brooklyn

Canopy by Hilton Jersey City Art District / Nice New Jersey hotel / CH / New Jersey

 

BAKERIES

La Cabra Bakery / La Cabra is a cult-favorite coffee shop and bakery in the East Village / East Village

Bakeri / Focus is on freshness, quality ingredients, love of food, and offering a tranquil setting for anyone needing a break from the bustle of New York City / Williamsburg + Greenpoint + Ridgewood

Supermoon Bakehouse / Known for cruffins (croissant muffins with different fillings) & other imaginative treats / Lower East Side

Radio Bakery / A New York City bakery with a focus on sweet & savory croissants, sourdough bread and sandwiches / Brooklyn

 

BREAKFAST / BRUNCH

*See also the categoty "ALL DAY DINING" for more breakfast / brunch options.

Diner / Warm recommendation / Open for brunch: Friday, Saturday & Sunday from 10.30am / Brooklyn 

Pastis / Pastis has returned to New York City's Meatpacking District, serving traditional French fare with a newly invigorated soul / Meatpacking District

Dimes Deli / New spot by Dimes, great as well, order at the bar / Lower East Side

Clinton St. Baking Company / Known for weekend brunch and amazing pancakes / Lower East Side

Jack’s Wife Freda / A lively all-day NYC bistro executing American-Mediterranean cooking & classic cocktails / Soho + Brooklyn

Radio Star / Por egg with chili oil - relax vibe next to the river / Greenpoint 

Salt’s Cure / The pancakes are life changing / Brooklyn 

Corner Bar / Restaurant located inside @NineOrchard / Lower East Side

Chez Ma Tante / CLOSED FOR RENOVATION / Inspired by unassuming eateries / Open for brunch: Saturday & Sunday from 10.00am / Brooklyn 

Sunday in Brooklyn / The ultimate comfort food / Brooklyn 

Estela / Estela is an intimate downtown bistro from chef Ignacio Mattos / Open for brunch: Thursday, Friday & Saturdays from 10.30am / $: Medium / Nolita

Maison Premiere / Oysters, cocktails & small plates in a New Orleans-styled setting with an atmospheric garden / Open for brunch: Saturday & Sundays from 11am / $: Medium / Brooklyn

La Bonbonniere / Real American diner / $: Medium / Greenwich Village 

La Bergamote / Croissants & pastries alongside a lots of other good stuff / Chelsea 

 

CAFÉS

Lucia Alimentari / Cosy little café with great coffee / Soho

Café Leon Dore / Cute little and very elegant spot for something refreshing on the run / Soho

 

ALL DAY DINING

Dimes / Amazing green breakfast, lunch or dinner spot, really nice place / $: Medium / Lower East Side

Buvette / Popular French Bistro open all day / Greenwich Village 

Balthazar / Iconic French brasserie. Traditional French fare from breakfast through supper every day, with brunch served on weekends / Soho

 

LUNCH ONLY

ACRE / Japanese-inspired eatery / Brooklyn 

Dimes Deli / New spot by Dimes, great as well, order at the bar / $: Medium / Lower East Side

Momofuko Noodle Bar / Expect a constantly changing roster of noodles, breads, soft serve, and daily dishes. Amazing good! / Open for lunch: Friday, Saturday & Sundays from 12pm / $: Medium / East Village 

 

LUNCH / DINNER

Minetta Tavern / Upper-end French Bistro by Keith McNally. One of my favorite restaurants in NYC / $: Medium / Greenwich Village

Pastis / Pastis has returned to New York City's Meatpacking District, serving traditional French fare with a newly invigorated soul / Meatpacking District

Corner Bar / Restaurant located inside @NineOrchard / $: Medium / Lower East Side

Great NY Noodletown / Serving classic Cantonese dishes since 1981 / $: Cheap / Chinatown 

Somtum Der / Amazing Thai food / $: Medium / East Village 

Le Coucou / French restaurant with the most beautiful bar / $: Expensive / Tribeca

Freemanns / American fare, craft cocktails / $: Medium / Lower East Side

Thai Diner / In a city that’s full of Thai joints, this one is a standout and serves a tasty fusion of flavors. Favorites include the Baan Salad, Fried Chicken Laab, and Khao Soi Kaa Kai / Soho

Buvette / Popular French Bistro, open all day / $: Medium / Greenwich Village 

Sunday in Brooklyn / The ultimate comfort food / $: Medium / Brooklyn 

Altro Paradiso / Great Italian / $: Medium / Soho

Maison Premiere / Oysters, cocktails & small plates in a New Orleans-styled setting with an atmospheric garden / $: Medium / Brooklyn 

Atla / Everyday Mexican with great cocktails and happy hour / $: Medium / Noho

Up Thai / Stylish restaurant & bar serving upscale Thai street food in a low-lit space / $: Medium / Upper East Side

Hometown Bar B Que / Very popular bbq spot / $: Medium / Brooklyn 

Tong / Modern Thai kitchen / Brooklyn 

Taqueria Ramirez / Specializes in delicious tacos – I’d recommend the Suadero and Pastor / $: Medium / Brooklyn

Frenchette / Contemporary bistro serving French cuisine and natural wines in a sophisticated environment / $: Medium / Tribeca

Lucien / French Bistro in Manhattan's East Village, serving traditional gems like Escargots de Bourgogne & Moules Mariniere / $: Medium / East Village

Wo Hop / Old-fashioned chop suey style food / $: Cheap / Chinatown 

Super Taste / Noodle shop, Steve Yan’s popular eatery also serves steamed Mantou buns and other Northern Chinese specialties / $: Cheap / Chinatown 

Raku / Japanese. Raku is one of those rare New York restaurants that’s impressive, transportive, consistently excellent — and (most importantly and surprisingly) / Greenwich Village 

Via Carota / Italian / Via Carota is the kind of place where you might run into celebrities, but where you’ll feel totally comfortable sitting next to them in jeans and a T-shirt. But they don't take reservations here, so the flip side of all that cool is that waits at peak times can push three hours / Greenwich Village 

Ayada / Thai / home-style Thai cooking—while the locale isn't the most serene, the menu more than makes up for the always bustling, occasionally boisterous surroundings / Queens 

Sylvia’s Restaurant / Try the expertly fried chicken, whose crackling skin encases achingly tender meat, plus a side of tangy collard greens and mac and cheese so velvety it hardly seems real / Harlem

Le Rock / Tables in Le Rock’s dining room remain among one of the hottest tickets in town / Midtown

 

DINNER ONLY

King / A seasonal Southern Italian menu and amazing cocktails / $: Medium / Greenwich Village 

Cervo’s / Lots of seafood, oysters including clams in vinho verde and chicken with piri piri / $: Medium / Lower East Side

Wild Air / Small very popular eatery / $: Medium / Lower East Side

Verōnika / Combines world-class art and elevated dining in a scintillating atmosphere. Located inside @Fotografiska Museum NYC / $: ??? / Flatiron District 

Lord’s / An English bistro, sister to Dame / $: Medium / Greenwich Village

I Sodi / Tuscan-style fare & wines / $: Medium / Greenwich Village

Dhamaka / Pandya and his team’s cooking looks deep into regional Indian culinary traditions to share dishes / Lower East Side

Lucia Alimentari / Cosy little café / restaurant with crazy good pizzas / Only open: Thursday, Friday & Saturdays from 17.30pm / $: Medium / Soho

Estela / Estela is an intimate downtown bistro from chef Ignacio Mattos / $: Medium / Nolita

Momofuko Noodle Bar / Expect a constantly changing roster of noodles, breads, soft serve, and daily dishes. Amazing good! / $: Medium / East Village 

Lilia / Italian / $: Medium / Brooklyn 

Diner / Cute little place located inside a old train pass / $: Medium / Brooklyn 

Chez Ma Tante / CLOSED FOR RENOVATION / Inspired by unassuming eateries / $: Medium / Brooklyn 

The Four Horsemen / This restaurant and wine bar is a shrine to natural wines / Lunch open: Friday, Saturday & Sundays / Brooklyn

Dame / If you can't snag a reservation then it’s best to plan an evening with just one dining companion, or dine by yourself at the bar that looks into the kitchen / Midtown

Atoboy / Refined food at this Korean eatery / Midtown

Raoul’s / At this old-school SoHo institution, the white tablecloths, pressed tin ceilings, and $58 steak au poivre belie a long history of button-pushing and rule-flouting / Open for brunch: Saturday & Sundays / Soho

Contento / Executive chef Asia Shabazz, who grew up in East Harlem, serves dishes like classic ceviche, Peruvian barley with roasted mushrooms and winter truffles, arroz con pato with pickled fennel and onion, and roasted scallops with pumpkin stew and Peruvian corn / East Harlem

MICHELIN / FINE DINING

Eleven Madison Park / Tasting menus from chef Daniel Humm served in a high-ceilinged art deco space / $: Expensive / Flatiron District 

Atera / An immersive sensory dining experience with Executive Chef Ronny Emborg. Atera - a two star Michelin restaurant / $: Expensive / Tribaca

Atomix / An exclusive Korean dining experience / $: Expensive / Nomad

Semma / Regional south Indian cuisine is on full display / $: Medium / Greenwich Village 

 

STEAKS

Peter Luger Steak House / Cash-only steak icon where old-school waiters serve aged beef / $: Expensive / Brooklyn 

Gage & Tollner / It’s the type of restaurant that reminds guests why New York is a great city to dine in. The menu leans into steakhouse classics like New York strip steak and shrimp cocktail, No matter your dinner order, make sure you save room for the baked Alaska created by former pastry chef Caroline Schiff / Brooklyn

Cote Korean Steakhouse / A Korean steakhouse and one of the city’s best and buzziest restaurants / Flatiron District 

Keens Steakhouse / This steakhouse, open since 1883, delivers something new to look at every time you go. There’s the porterhouse for two or three, the chateaubriand, and the filet mignon—which is actually fabulous here. You want the béarnaise or au poivre sauce on the side, and the creamed spinach, which is less a vegetable than it is dessert / Murray Hill

 

OYSTERS BARS

The Ten Bells / Dark and very popular places for oysters, big selection and vibrant atmosphere / Lower East Side

SUSHI

Sushi Nakazawa / Reservations open two weeks prior to seatings, so book in advance: People who have heard the four-star raves are here, whether they have sushi cravings and have their saved their pennies or just have money to burn / Greenwich Village

GREEN SPOTS / HEALTHY

Dimes / Amazing green breakfast, lunch or dinner spot, really nice place / Lower East Side

CAVA / A growing Mediterranean culinary brand with a healthy fast-casual restaurant experience featuring customizable salads, pitas & juices / New Jersey + Many Other Locations

 

PIZZA

Lucia / Maybe the best slice in NYC! / $: Cheap / Soho + Brooklyn 

Joe’s / Slices, Since 1975 / $: Cheap / Many Locations

Roberta’s / Great pizza / $: Medium / Brooklyn 

Razza / Inspired artisanal pizzas / New Jersey

BURGERS

7th Street is the “Burger Street”.

Hamburger America / Newly opened / Greenwich Village 

Shake Shack Madison Square Park / Hmm not the best burger in NYC but still something over it / Flatiron District 

Red Hook Tavern / Burgers, Champagne and good vibes located inside @RedHookBrooklyn / Brooklyn

Superiority Burger / This cutting-edge vegetarian and occasionally vegan restaurant is a cult favorite for good reason. Brooks Headley, the former pastry chef at fine dining temple Del Posto, has created a fun, free-wheeling menu and quirky-cool atmosphere that brings everyone to the party. Desserts are similarly inventive. Try the griddled banana bread with coconut gelato or a malted date shake made with Bautista Family fruit from California’s Coachella Valley / East Village

TACOS

Los Tacos No. 1 / Bustling taqueria serving tacos, quesadillas & aguas frescas in a street-style set-up (no seating) / Many Locations

FASTFOOD

Halal Guys / Amazing spot for a quick meal with lots of protein. Please be aware there are many franchises, the best and original is located in front of @Hotel Hilton Midtown / Order the combo plate: beef or lamb, chicken, rice, salad and naan bread. White sauce (sour cream) and chili sauce (very spicy) / $: Cheap, around 12USD / Midtown

Mamoun’s Falafel / Amazing Chicken Falafel / $: Cheap / Many Locations 

Adel’s Famous Halal Food / Very popular and be prepared for a long line / $: Cheap / Midtown 

Wah Fung No.1 Fast Food / A Chinatown favorite for roast pork / $: Cheap / Chinatown

SANDWICH

Taku Sando / Japanese sandwich / Brooklyn 

Dashi Okume / Yummy Japanese food and shopping / Greenpoint (Brooklyn)

Katz’s Delicatessen / NYC's oldest delicatessen established 1888 / East Village 

 

BAGELS

Apollo Bagels / Maybe the best bagels in NY / East Village

Russ & Daughters / Family owned bagels shop with many years of experience / East Village 

 

GRAB & GO

Daily Provisions / Neighborhood kitchen, serving breakfast, lunch and dinner / Many Locations

 

SWEET TREATS

Nubeluz / High Tea / Enjoy quintessential offerings like lemon scones and tea service, alongside truffled grilled cheese & 270-degree views  / Only: Saturday & Sundays from 11am / Reservations are required / Nomad

Win Son / Fried doughnut with vanilla ice cream and condensed milk / Brooklyn

ICE CREAM

Culture An American Yogurt Company / Yummy yoghurt ice cream / Greenwich Village + Brooklyn 

Morgenstern’s Finest Ice Cream / Very popular ice cream spot. Be prepared for a long line / Greenwich Village

Sundaes & Cones / Ice Cream / Noho

Milk Bar / A sweet tooth's dream! Cakes, cookies, bakery treats & much more! / East Village

 

COFFEE

La Cabra / Juicy and very elegant coffee / Soho + Brooklyn

Sey Coffee / Explore a brilliant spectrum of flavors, aromatics, and acidities nurtured into existence by the dedicated craftsmanship / Brooklyn

WatchHouse / Modern, holistic approach to coffee and a sleek, beautifully designed café / Midtown

 

MATCHA

Matchaful / Female-founded purveyor of sustainable matcha & plant-based foods / Soho 

WINE BARS

St. Jardim / Cute wine bar with a great snack menu and lots of good vibes / Greenwich Village 

Le Dive / Evening vibes with a good glass of wine, perfect place for people watching / Lower East Side

Skin Contact / Rare wine bar / Lower East Side

Place des Fêtes / A neighborhood wine bar in Clinton Hill with amazing small plates / Brooklyn 

Gem Wine / A cute wine bar by @gem.nyc / Lower East Side

COCKTAILS

Double Chicken Please / A Lower East Side bar inspired by exploration and experimentation of traditional drinks and they have some of the most tasty chicken in town / Lower East Side

SWAN Room / Cocktails, rare wines, and elegant plates inside of @NineOrchard / Lower East Side

Dante / Rooted deeply in the Greenwich Village since 1915, offers an ambiance reminiscent of an Italian caf, celebrated for its iconic Negroni / Greenwich Village

Death & Co. / Cocktail institution / East Village 

Nubeluz / Amazing 270-degree views  / Reservations are required / Nomad

Chapel Bar / A seductive speakeasy located inside a 19-century chapel. Located inside @Fotografiska Museum NYC / Flatiron District 

Dullboy / Cocktails & good burgers / New Jersey

APERITIVO

Bar Americano / Inspired by the aperitivo bars of Northern Italy, top off your meal with a Martini or Americano / Brooklyn

Bar Pisellino / Prepare to be transported to the streets of Rome in the heart of West Village. Pisellino is the ideal spot to enjoy a cocktail while waiting for a table at Via Carota across the street. Suggestion: Negronis and Cacio e Pepe potato chips / Greenwich Village

ROOFTOP BARS

The Roof at Public Hotels / The Roof is a vibrant bar with amazing view over the city / Nolita

Le Bain / On the top of @The Standard / Meatpacking District 

JAZZCLUBS

The Django / If you want to feel like you’re at an underground jazz club in Paris, head here / Tribeca

NIGHTCLUBS

The Box / Unique & exclusive club features nightly shows that combine music, theater, burlesque & erotica / Lower East Side 

Paul’s Casablanca / If dancing is what you’re after, check out Paul’s Casablanca – a famous NYC hotspot. Owned by Paul Sevigny (Chloë’s brother), this is the place to have a night / Soho

VENUE

Public Records / Public Records is a vegan restaurant and bar in Gowanus, Brooklyn, but what you really come here for is the music. It has an elite sound system, plays vinyl, and is one of the best music venues in the city / Brooklyn

SUPERMARKETS

Happier Grocery / Everything is pretty and very organized / Soho

FOOD MARKETS

Rigor Hill Market / A neighbourhood market, in Tribeca. From the team behind @onewhitestreet / Open 7 Days, 8am-7pm / Tribeca

Union Square Greenmarket / Year-round farmer’s market ~ open on certain days / Flatiron District 

 

FLEA MARKETS

Brooklyn Flea (Dumbo Flea Market) / Located under Brooklyn Bridge / Saturday + Sundays ~ 10am to 5pm / Brooklyn 

Chelsea Flea / Saturday + Sundays ~ 10am to 5pm / Chelsea

Artists & Fleas / Permanent set up in Soho (there is also a weekends-only marketplace in Williamsburg) is a great place to pick up souvenirs made by local artisans / Soho + Williamsburg

Housing Works Thrif Shops / Like any thrift store, there's plenty of stuff that ranges from just OK to downright junky, but the shop is also known as a dumping ground for local fashionistas who are trying to make space in their closets / Chelsea

SHOPPING

Aimé Leon Dore / Stylish shop with minimalist interior design / Nolita

Thom Browne / Clothing store / Soho

Dover Street Market New York / Dover Street is more than just a luxury department store; it’s a fashion-meets-art exhibition space. Featured designers configure their own display areas, allowing the shopper to interact with the clothes in a holistic manner that takes you inside the designer’s world—as opposed to just picking through dresses hanging on a metal rack / Nomad

Comme des Garçons / NYC Flagship Store / Chelsea

SECOND HAND

Tokio 7 / New York City based consignment store in the East Village specializing in luxury vintage and designer Items as well as second hand / East Village

Chickee’s Vintage / Focus on simple style and classic brands like Levi's, Armani, Gucci / Brooklyn

Stock Vintage / Hand-picked premium vintage branded clothing sourced from around the world / East Village

Metropolis Vintage / New York City's finest vintage store packed full of vintage t-shirts and clothing throughout the decades / East Village

Amarcord Vintage Fashion / one of the city's best vintage stores, with a selection that skews more toward high-end designers than it does thrifty treasures / Brooklyn

INTERIOR DESIGN

Roman and Williams Guild / Discover our collections of original handmade furniture, lighting & objects / Soho

Cibone / Lifestyle and artisanal items and gallery / Brooklyn

Coming Soon / In a world where contemporary high-end homeware stores range from aggressively minimalist to downright somber, Coming Soon, a Lower East Side shop, is a jam-packed, Technicolor breath of fresh air. You could walk in, close your eyes, spin around and point, and you'd land on a perfectly original gift every time / Lower East Side

John Derian Company / John Derian Company, an East Village home decor brand, is a maximalist fantasyland filled with delightful, strange, wonderful things, from cake-shaped candles and plush velvet turtles to 19th-century French market baskets / Nolita

PARKS

Central Park / Upper East Side

Washington Square Park / Noho

Madison Square Park / Flatiron District

Prospect Park / Brooklyn

ART GALLERIES

Salon 94 / Beautiful small gallery, with a outstanding table, a bit hard to find / Free Entré / Carnegie Hill

Emma Scully Gallery / We represent and support the work of groundbreaking living artists, designers, and craftspeople / Upper East Side

Marianne Boesky Gallery / Art Gallery / Chelsea 

Morrison Hotel Gallery / Specialized in music photography / Soho

Ryan Lee Gallery / Here you’ll find a range of photography, sculpture and mixed media installations / Chelsea

Harper’s / Founded in 1997, Harper’s explorers the relationship between fine art and print media / Chelsea

Black Space / This cutting-edge gallery is dedicated to the blend of visual art and culture, showcasing an array of talented artists / Chelsea

Tina Kim Gallery / recognized for its unique programming that emphasizes international contemporary artists, historical overviews / Chelsea

David Kordansky Gallery / A contemporary art gallery with locations in Los Angeles and New York, representing more than fifty artists and artist estates / Chelsea

David Zwirner / Is an art gallery with locations in New York, Los Angeles, London, Paris and Hong Kong / Chelsea

Gagosian / A global network of art galleries specializing in modern and contemporary art with nineteen exhibition spaces / Chelsea

Lehmann Maupin / Gallery is located in a two-storey industrial building in New York City's Chelsea neighbourhood / Chelsea

Pace Gallery / Pace is a leading contemporary art gallery representing the most significant artists and estate of the 20th and 21st centuries / Chelsea

MUSEUMS

Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum / Modern art museum with an architecturally significant spiral exhibitions / Carnegie Hill

The Noguchi Museum / Founded and designed by Isamu Noguchi (1904–1988) / Queens

The Museum Of Modern Art (MoMA) / MoMA is a place that fuels creativity, ignites minds, and provides inspiration / Midtown

Metropolitan Museum of Art / Explore 5,000 years of history from across the globe - located inside Central Park / Upper East Side

Fotografiska Museum NYC / A destination to discover world-class photography / Flatiron District 

ARTECHOUSE NYC / Immersive art experiences / Chelsea 

The Morgan Library & Museum / Just a short walk from Grand Central and Penn Station, the Morgan is a major exhibition venue for fine art, literature, and music / Murray Hill

SIGHTSEEING

High Line / The High Line is a 1.45-mile-long (2.33 km) elevated linear park, greenway, and rail trail created on a former New York Central Railroad spur / Chelsea

Roosevelt Island Tramway / The Roosevelt Island Tramway provides the most modern aerial tramway in the world, running every 7-15 minutes from 59th Street and Second Avenue in Manhattan to Tramway Plaza on Roosevelt Island / Upper East Side

St. Patrick's Cathedral / Decorated Neo-Gothic-style Roman Catholic cathedral church / Midtown

Little Island / A new public park where all New Yorkers and visitors can experience nature and art in a unique urban oasis on the Hudson River / Meatpacking District

New York Public Library / The architecture, history and incredible ceilings and rooms filled with art will definitely make people / Midtown

Staten Island Ferry / The ferry runs 24/7 and is totally free for a 25-minute ride from Lower Manhattan to the island. I recommend the ferry to all New York City tourists on a budget for the stunning skyline views / Departing from: Whitehall Terminal (Manhattan) - to: St. George Terminal (Staten Island) 

Fort Wadsworth / Visiting this abandoned 19th-century fort on the Verrazano Narrows (opposite) is a lovely way to spend an afternoon. Explore the ruins, enjoy the views, and picnic on the grounds. Combine this with taking the Staten Island ferry, which is free, and it’s the best way to see the city from afar / Staten Island

Rockefeller Center / Rockefeller Center sits in the heart of midtown Manhattan, both in terms of its physical location and its prominent place in the city's folklore and culture / Midtown

Top Of The Rock / With terraces facing east, west, north, and south, Top of the Rock's panoramic sights make it the ultimate observation deck in NYC / Midtown

Empire State Building / The 102-story skyscraper was the tallest building in the world for 40 years, and though it's been outgrown by dozens of projects across three other continents, it's just the classic viewing point / Murray Hill

Times Square / Maybe you've heard about it / Midtown

One World Trade Center / One World Trade Center, skyscraper in New York City that is the centerpiece of reconstruction at Ground Zero / Financial District

9/11 Memorial & Museum / Is a memorial and museum that are part of the World Trade Center / Financial District

Chinatown / Chinatown is one of the neighborhoods that makes lower Manhattan vibrant and unforgettable / Chinatown

Brooklyn Bridge / When the Brooklyn Bridge was constructed in 1883—extending 1,595 feet across the East River, connecting lower Manhattan to Brooklyn Heights—it was the longest suspension bridge in the world / Brooklyn

Coney Island / Coney Island has a reputation as a circus-worthy tourist trap, which is exactly what it is. But you may be surprised by the old-timey charms of this beachfront American town / Coney Island

Tenement Museum / The Lower East Side Tenement Museum is, as the name implies, a historic tenement house (two, if you want to get technical). On a tour of the tenements, you’ll hear personal histories of the working-class individuals who lived there and see how they made do with cramped quarters to build new lives in America / Lower East Side

Industry City / This stretch of waterfront has been a hub of Brooklyn manufacturing since Irving T. Bush first developed his family's rail-marine terminal (then called Bush Terminal) in the mid-1890s to add warehouse structures / Brooklyn

Brooklyn Museum / At 560,000 square feet, Brooklyn Museum is the third largest museum in New York City, and one of the its great institutions / Brooklyn

BEACHES

Rockaway Beach / One of the best public beaches you can visit in New York City proper / Queens 

 

MEMBERS CLUB

Soho House New York / A former warehouse in the Meatpacking District / Meatpacking District

Soho House DUMBO HOUSE / Soho House's third New York City club / Brooklyn

Soho House Ludlow House / 143-year-old Neo-Gothic / Lower East Side

NYC FERRY

Use NYC Ferry App.

Staten Island ferry is free.

CITY BIKES

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