This former elementary school feels like perpetual recess for kids and adults alike. On your way to the dining room, roam the halls and run around the gym.
Prepare to wait through the morning rush, but the afternoons get you caffeinated lickety-split.
The little eatery, ideal for coffee and a light bite or a full breakfast any day of the week, feels more like Vermont than Manhattan. 続きを読む
You just found your meal for the day. Levain’s cookies are the size of baseballs, and they’re some of the best in the city.
Avoid two-hour brunch lines by ordering the stack of blueberry pancakes for dinner. 続きを読む
Breakfast up with maple-bacon biscuits from the first-floor cafe and search for hidden carvings of the museum in the surrounding scrap-wood stools.
The only upscale bakery open past 7 p.m. to satisfy late-night cake, pie, pudding, and brownie cravings. 続きを読む
Beer, glorious beer tastings! See what's on tap and take home your own growler.
Street tough meets refined sophisticate at the go-to spot for cutting-edge new designers. 続きを読む
People rave about the handmade pretzel and endless craft beers, but our love affair is with the lamb burger.
Get inspired by the gallery in back, then peruse a selection of always-changing edgy local designers. 続きを読む
In a hidden bar beneath Pops for Champagne, sip artisanal drinks sourced from only the Great Lakes area. 続きを読む
To some people, pole dancing, hip twisting, and stripper shaking sounds like a workout. For others, it sounds like a fun weekend.
The hour-long class, a Pilates/boxing blend, weaves cardio-based interval training with a few jabs and impressive dance moves.
A militaristic hour of cardio and resistance work. Buff instructors learn your name early so they can shout it out during steep hill runs and sprint intervals.
Impressive kids’ shows, adults-only plays, puppet-making workshops, and interactive exhibits go down in one of the country’s premier puppet centers which displays some of Jim Henson’s original puppets
This architectural stunner has a renowned collection of classic and contemporary art and an exhibit resume with highlights like Frida and Diego, Picasso to Warhol, and Salvador Dali: the Late Work.
Learn the history of the beloved beverage, get as close as you can to the secret formula, and go caffeine crazy in the Coca-Cola Freestyle room with more than 100 fizzy flavors to taste.
Mingle w/ the likes of Henri Rousseau, Roy Liechtenstein, and Umberto Boccioni & check a few masterpieces off your to-view list (Warhol’s “Campbell’s Soup Cans”; Dali’s “The Persistence of Memory”).
With its iconic, circular white building the Guggenheim presents important & extensive collections of impressionist,postimpressionist, & modern art, as well as showing the work of present-day artists.
Get lost in the 19,000-piece collection of paintings, photography, drawings, films, and more that touches on the works of greats like Georgia O’Keeffe.
After gawking at the old-school woodwork, original furniture, lush gardens, and early 20th-century glitz in general, check out the masterpieces of Goya, El Greco, van Dyck, Whistler, and more.
If off-kilter art is your thing, you are at home in the hallways of works from both emerging and famed artists. Head over for Sunday Sessions for weekly servings of film, performance, and discussion.
Large-scale works by Dan Flavin, Richard Serra & Andy Warhol are on display in this converted Nabisco factory that’s now on the National Register of Historic Places. Free tours on Saturdays at 1 p.m.
The 30-acre grounds host an awe-inspiring collection of large-scale sculptures & installations. The museum houses a rotating selection of exhibitions and collection of modern and contemporary artwork.
