Guidebook for New York
Food Scene
Buvette
42 Grove StAmazing Brunch spot! Incredible wine list - open until 2 am - not be missed.
Just won the James Beard Award 2014 for best chef in NYC. The Sheep’s Milk Ricotta Gnudi is delicious! Many famous diners from the neighborhood.
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The Spotted Dog
1154 1st Ave.Just won the James Beard Award 2014 for best chef in NYC. The Sheep’s Milk Ricotta Gnudi is delicious! Many famous diners from the neighborhood.
Great spot when walking up to the Meatpacking District, Highline, or Chelsea Galleries.
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Barbuto
113 Horatio StGreat spot when walking up to the Meatpacking District, Highline, or Chelsea Galleries.
I take all my guest here for dinner- it can be busy so walk over, out your name in and drink some wine on the bench outside.
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Mary's Fish Camp
64 Charles StI take all my guest here for dinner- it can be busy so walk over, out your name in and drink some wine on the bench outside.
Charlie Bird
5 King StNew hot spot for a bite before a big night out.
The Beatrice Inn (285 west 12th Street) dates back to the 1920s, when it first operated as a speak-easy, then as a neighborhood Italian joint. But the restaurant truly hit its stride — in Page Six terms, at least — in 2006, when it was transformed into a debauched nightclub helmed by Paul Sevigny and frequented by the likes of Lindsay Lohan and the Olsen twins. Chef Mar even dug up the original disco ball from Sevigny’s heyday, hanging it between the two dining rooms as an homage.
“We want to bring that fun back to the Beatrice, bring that grit back to the restaurant,” says Mar, who admits that she never made it inside the Bea during the early aughts.
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The Beatrice Inn
285 W 12th StThe Beatrice Inn (285 west 12th Street) dates back to the 1920s, when it first operated as a speak-easy, then as a neighborhood Italian joint. But the restaurant truly hit its stride — in Page Six terms, at least — in 2006, when it was transformed into a debauched nightclub helmed by Paul Sevigny and frequented by the likes of Lindsay Lohan and the Olsen twins. Chef Mar even dug up the original disco ball from Sevigny’s heyday, hanging it between the two dining rooms as an homage.
“We want to bring that fun back to the Beatrice, bring that grit back to the restaurant,” says Mar, who admits that she never made it inside the Bea during the early aughts.
Drinks & Nightlife
The Otheroom
143 Perry StWine bar - can be a bit crazy on the weekends but it's my local spot.
El Toro Blanco
Mexican in New York is possible. GREAT outside seating and people watching.
Alta
64 W 10th StTapas!
Make a reservation and get to Chumley's - it has been around since the 1930s and recently re-opened. Not to be missed. They also serve a limited menu.
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Chumley's
86 Bedford StMake a reservation and get to Chumley's - it has been around since the 1930s and recently re-opened. Not to be missed. They also serve a limited menu.
Waverly Inn
16 Bank StEverything Else
Also on West 21st St - amidst many other galleries - grab a coffee and and weave your way through galleries...
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Gagosian Gallery
555 W 24th StAlso on West 21st St - amidst many other galleries - grab a coffee and and weave your way through galleries...
Speakeasy entrance to a great outdoor patio - or sit inside at the chef's bar.
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Hudson Clearwater
447 Hudson StSpeakeasy entrance to a great outdoor patio - or sit inside at the chef's bar.
Smith & Mills
71 N Moore StWalk down to TriBeCa and enjoy a burger. Used to be a stable!
Walk/jog along the Hudson- nothing quite like it. Chelsea Piers are here as well live music, movies, and sunbathing in the summer!
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Hudson River Park
Walk/jog along the Hudson- nothing quite like it. Chelsea Piers are here as well live music, movies, and sunbathing in the summer!
Bleecker Street
Bleecker StreetAll the shopping you can take in for one day!
高线公园
A must do when visiting.
Arts & Culture
Salmagundi Museum of American Art