You'll find mirrored ceilings, ancient Parisian architecture, tiny couches, total intimacy and a small cover charge after 11 p.m. Check out the toilets, which sport flamingo wallpaper. 続きを読む
The cocktail menu lives up to the surroundings and shows a deep respect for the history (and abundance) of British drinking with sours, fizzes and cobblers. 続きを読む
On the banks of the Thames, you'll find organic fruit and veg, cheese, cakes, bread, olive oil, fish, meat, beer, wine and chocolate in this market that dates to the 13th century. 続きを読む
From 8 a.m.-2 p.m. every Sunday, the flowers and plants up for sale are some of the best (and cheapest) around. Arrive early to avoid the crowds. Blooming marvelous. 続きを読む
Behind an early-20th-century mansion (once a brothel) encompassing the lobby, bar and restaurants, the scaled tower features fashionable rooms and suites. 続きを読む
The rooftop bar is a delight, sun-dappled and sailing through a sea of magnificent trees. Be on the lookout for visiting celebs. 続きを読む
Nguyen’s Reuben sandwich swaps duck (“my favorite protein,” says the chef) and kimchi for corned beef and sauerkraut. Sweetly seasoned duck + the fiery slaw mixes pleasure with pain. Hotheads rejoice. 続きを読む
Opening: Dec. 30 2013. Pizzas average $14, and appetizers $6-9. Four wines, 20 beers on tap. Happy hour M-F 4-7 pm: $4 draft beer, $5 select wines by the glass and complimentary mortadella. 続きを読む
Try Sangria, well drinks & flavored vodkas for $4, $5 sake bombs & sushi bar creations at roughly 1/2 price. Happy hour Sun-Wed, 3pm-mid, Thurs-Sat, 3-7pm Lounge-only Thurs-Sat, 7pm-1:30am 続きを読む
A full-fledged, beef-intensive barbecue restaurant with gourmet dishes like pistachio-crusted baked Brie, whiskey-brined pork chops and pumpkin seed-crusted salmon. Happy hour Mon-Fri, 4:30-6:30pm! 続きを読む
Happy hour daily, all day! Sakes for $1.99 & $1.99 draft Kirins, sushi, hand rolls & fresh rolls all starting at $2.99. There's a $7.99 minimum per person if you're ordering off the happy hour menu. 続きを読む
"Congrats! You're standing in what's sometimes called 'The Last of the Great Railway Stations'. And is other times called 'The First of The Great Hooker & Crazy People Hangout Spots'." - Conan O'Brien
