Chow down on oysters, chowders, and other crustacean deep within Grand Central Station.
The old-time burger bistro is known for its jukebox, chalkboard menu, and signature home fries.
The midtown location of sushi haven Nobu is swarming with power lunchers and regulars.
Cigars and whiskey are best served in this leather-clad room filled with books.
Head to the second floor of this indoor beer garden for bratwursts and liters of beer.
The British-style pub serves only American brews, but manages to find the rarest kinds.
The second-floor gay piano bar offers sing-along show tunes for Broadway aficionados.
Put on your nighttime best for an evening at the Four Seasons’ bar, where martinis are the must-order.
Perfect for an after-hours drink or a game of pool, Snafu is always filled with professionals looking to play.
As the mecca of fashion in New York City, the seven-floor department store has everything a designer-lover would ever need or want, and then some.
The high-end department store is known for its couture designers and is the birthplace of New York style.
Department stores have used Bloomingdale’s as a model for excellence for decades. It’s the arbiter of casual and party fashion.
Like its other designer counterparts, Bergdorf’s has been known to house designer duds before other stores in the city. It’s flashy Fifth Avenue location makes it a destination for all fashionistas.
Apple’s famed glass outpost is right on Fifth Avenue and when new products come out, you can bet folks will line up around the block.
Stop by the European brand’s flagship store in New York for the latest in trendy yet affordable fashions.
Every child’s dreams of playing on that life-size piano, but walking around FAO Schwarz will fill every heart with joy.
For all your couture accessory needs, Bendel’s specializes in bags, jewelry, watches, and hair accents.
Walk along this brick-lined area complete with funky gold and silver human-shaped sculptures.
Only steps away from busy streets, Paley Park’s waterfall makes it a perfect respite from city life.
The tiny park is easy to miss, but a small fountain of cascading water will make it worth a second look.
Get the full spa treatment at Bliss’s 49th Street location. Hair removals, massages, and bridal packages keep neighbors in literal bliss.
The high-end hair care salon plays pump-up music and uses its products exclusively at their midtown salon.
This expansive food market houses Luke’s Lobster, No. 7 Sub, Billy’s Bakery, Sushi of Gari, and much more. All edible options are curated by Todd English who runs the upstairs dining concourse.
Silky French macarons come in various flavors, and tasty panini are up for grabs for lunch.
Take a bite out of one of these fluffy bagels and douse it with one of the many different flavors of cream cheese.
Located in Grand Central, Murray’s midtown outpost has all the aged cheeses and raw milks made downtown.
Take a tour of the historical terminal where catching a train is just the one of the many draws to this transportation hub.
Hang around the shopping, dining, and transit plaza where the famous Christmas tree and ice skating rink are open in the winter.
As the beacon of modern art in New York City, the MoMA is a landmark that can be revisited over and over again.
Artists, scholars, and professors host more than 100 events a year that portray Japanese culture, food, and history.
Venture to the United Nations headquarters and catch glimpses of diplomats and politicians.
