V.O.D.’s owners are on a mission to stock cool, notoriously tricky-to-find labels, like Isabel Marant, Elise Overland, and Jeremy Laing. There’s some glam big-name vintage thrown into the mix, too. Подробнее.
Next-door neighbor Ball Square Café stole their chef and their menu, setting off a feud that has shaken the Somerville community. IFC is proud to stand with the original Morocan Benedict! - IFC Staff
Every vintage piece here is a winner, whether it’s a batwing-sleeved dress, a Stevie Nicks–ish crystal pendant, or an appliquéd silk peasant blouse. Подробнее.
The Nachos are intricate and tasty. The guacamole trio, while liked by staff, is lackluster. Get a margarita.
The raw beauty of the space—formerly an auto-parts plant—has an industrial charm that perfectly matches the clothing, from Siwy shorts to Voom sundresses. Подробнее.
Get the cheese bread with red sauce, a mid-American classic done true to form. Подробнее.
If you're looking for a venue that promotes social sharing from shows, The Roxy provides free Wi-Fi to encourage livestreaming, Twitpic-ing, et al. - Barb Dybwad Подробнее.
Go and see why this place is classy, trendy, and has great service. - Ronnie, Jersey Shore
SF: It's Hippie Hill, not Hipster Hill…there is a difference. Home to the longest-running drum circle in the country on Sundays and no hippee hill would be complete without hackey sack! -IFC Viewer
Everything is good but I must say the stir fry vegetables make my mouth water. And if you love cakes, like I love cakes… look out. -David Applebaum, Launch My Line
Lunch is served on the patio of the 1930s stone cottage just downwind from the Cloisters. Ricotta ravioli features basil grown on the patio, while burgers can come with house-smoked bacon and cheeses. Подробнее.
Great people at Jet and Vegas really supported us - we can't wait to get back! The night was epic. Pauly D killed it with his dj set and many bottles of champagne. - Mike (The Situation), Jersey Shore
Founded in 1949, it's known as the "Alligator Capital of the World". They also have a road show providing alligator wrestling, pythons & lizards with informative animal talk for private parties.
This is by far the cutest little spot I have seen in a long time. The food was SO yummy plus they had inventive cocktails. Подробнее.
Opened in 1928, the Detroit Fox is one of 5 Fox Theaters across the United States. It was the first movie theater in the world to be constructed with built-in equipment for sound films.
Wait 15 minutes for the water in the shower to go from freezing to just chilly.
Be sure to see over 3,000 glass flowers commissioned in 1886, representing more than 830 plant species. Подробнее.
On y déguste une Tirolese (salamino, prosciutto speck fumé, gorgonzola) ou on se laisse tenter par une pizzas à base d'huile d'olive fine. Jolie terrasse derrière, et apportez votre vin!
40 minutes to make fake chicken parm. Really? 8 people came in after me and finished their food before I even got my food. It was a good sandwich but come on now.
P23 has sublime sushi served like an art installation. The owner is there everyday making sure everyone's having the best dining experience. Get the dungeness crab salad and lobster tempura. -Vanessa
Try the super traditional yakitori—it’s made the way it should be. The flavors are intense and you will walk out of there with a big smile on your face! -Candice Kumai, Top Chef
Occupying a space that was one of Detroit's original grocery stores (Mayfield Market)YOBS will become the area's only grocer curating it's shelves with an emphasis on locally-sourced products.
The dogs are just a stage for the audacious toppings. The Sidney is adorned with a perfectly pitched Thai mango salsa. The Ito delivers high notes off a baseline of ginger, garlic and salt. Подробнее.
With a collection of 35 and 16mm material for almost 14,000 titles, the HFA offers screenings and is a rich resource for any cinephile. Подробнее.
Parmi le choix de bières maison, on remarque la Odense porter au parfum caramel, au goût corsé et légèrement fumé.
Stanford’s first men’s dorm and campus home of John Steinbeck and Herbert Hoover. Once known as “The Mad House” because of extreme student pranks in the 1890’s.
