Good brunch option in a beautiful space. Better to make a reservation for the weekend as they are quite busy.
A good option in Midtown for szechuan food though I tend to prefer Szechuan Gourmet and Lan Sheng down on 39th Street.
They just moved across the street to a new location and the new studio is gorgeous! Major difference is that the floor is no longer carpeted which makes many of the floor exercises even tougher.
The vegetarian summer rolls are AMAZING. Actually you really can't go wrong with anything here, be it the pho or the bahm mi.
My favorite is the honeydew milk tea with boba. Most of their drinks are on the overly sweet side so I recommend getting your drink with at most 50% sugar.
Decent breakfast - every entrée comes with buttermilk biscuits and strawberry butter
A good spin studio for those living in Hell's Kitchen. Classes come with shoes but not water. Bikes and shower facilities are not as good as those at flywheel though.
Great ambience with delicious food. Come here for Sunday morning brunch with live music!
Great workout but don't take any showers here - the towels they have do not look clean and the stalls are tiny with almost no space to put the clothes you need to change into.
The brunch here is fantastic and they have a large enough space that you never end up waiting very long despite how popular this place is.
The large beef combo was perfect for 3 people. It comes with a tofu stew, bean sprout salad, steamed egg and banchan - very filling!
Tough workout but makes you feel accomplished afterward. See if you can get a class with Torrey - she's a great instructor!
Good tapas restaurant if you find yourself in Hell's Kitchen with decent food, friendly service and good wine, though for amazing tapas, I would travel to another neighborhood.
Lively tapas restaurant on an otherwise quiet block in SoHo. Food is good but be sure to try their Spanish vermouth, something you don't really see at most other restaurants/bars.
Hidden gem in a quiet street in Chinatown. Drinks are creatively mixed that surprise you with their deliciousness. Can get quite crowded on weekend nights though.
Great all you can eat deal. Food is decent, especially the many flavored noodles and the beef (which costs extra).
The all you can eat special (1 appetizer + unlimited pasta of 3 varieties for $25) is a really good deal. The wine here is also very accommodating of all budgets, with an entire list of $29 bottles!
