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Every season is packed with things to see and do in New York City, and spring is no exception. As the weather warms, it’s a wonderful time to get outside and enjoy the many diverse neighborhoods that make up this dynamic city. NYC is great for walking but it also provides 24-hour mass transit that is affordable and eco-friendly, as well as many other modes of travel, such a bike-sharing program and an extensive ferry system.

Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a lifelong resident, you’ll always find an amazing abundance of attractions citywide—inland as well as on the waterfront. Go for a stroll along Hudson River Park or Brooklyn Bridge Park’s gorgeous waterfront promenade. Take a water taxi to Governors Island or the free ferry to Staten Island. And whether you prefer to bike or walk around the City, you can do so knowing that New York has made its streets even easier to navigate for cyclists and pedestrians alike. Check out the “Harbor Highlights” section in this issue for an itinerary on getting around and exploring several boroughs and neighborhoods in a day via the East River Ferry.

Catch early action this spring, with the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament at Madison Square Garden, music concerts like Cher at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, and baseball’s winning Yankees and Mets as they dust off their home plates for a fresh season. Renowned cultural institutions like Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center and BAM feature an exciting roster of music festivals, dance highlights and theater.

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Winter in New York City always brings such thrills as a stroll through snow-covered Central Park and a skate around the ice at Rockefeller Center. And in February this year, there’s another reason to be in the area: the Super Bowl—the National Football League’s championship game and one of the world’s big-gest sporting events. Of course, there are also countless year-round attractions like the spec-tacle of Broadway shows, a vast array of restaurants serving every cuisine imaginable and museums showcasing art from around the globe. No matter what you love, you’ll find the best of it in NYC.

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Spring in New York City beckons with leisurely strolls along tree- lined streets, fresh theater offer-ings on and off Broadway and a new crop of art shows citywide. Explore urban oases Central Park and Prospect Park, modern greenways like the High Line and botanical gardens in the Bronx, Brooklyn and Staten Island. Find a sidewalk cafe—they dot many neighborhoods—and savor great people-watching as well as inter-national cuisine. Root for the Mets in Queens or the Yankees in the Bronx, enjoy the waterfront city-scape as you travel between boroughs aboard a ferry or cycling through the City’s more than 800 miles of bike paths. Spring excitement is everywhere.

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The Bronxurl:nycgo.com | ilovethebronx.com

area:42 square miles

population:1.3+ million

subway travel time from Times Square:30 minutes

Fabled as a place where music legends were raised and athletes were made famous, this is a borough where a trip from neighborhood to neighborhood is like a trip around the world. Whether you seek a guided tour or prefer things a little less planned, spring is the perfect time to soak up all the culture and history the Bronx has to offer. Few exhibitions offer such vibrancy as the annual Orchid Show, beginning in March at The New York Botanical Garden. And if April showers rain on your plans, an Italian-themed shopping and dining outing inside Arthur Avenue’s pastry shops and delis or a walk through the halls of the Bronx Museum of Arts should provide a welcome respite. As the days get even warmer, there’s no better time to soak up everything that makes the borough so special than Bronx Week, a springtime celebration featuring historic tours, athletic competitions and a parade.

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additional highlights: Bronx Zoo | bronxzoo.com | 718 367 1010More than 265 acres of animal habitats. Also home to a children’s zoo.

Roberto’s Restaurant | robertos.roberto089.com | 718 733 9503Arthur Avenue–area eatery serves food inspired by owner’s Italian roots.

SusanSez NYC Walkabouts | susansez.com | 917 509 3111Specializes in local NYC tours, including Arthur Avenue and City Island.

Wave Hill | wavehill.org | 718 549 3200Historic garden and cultural center overlooking the Hudson River.

Yankee Stadium | yankees.com | 718 293 4300The New York Yankees continue a baseball tradition at this storied South Bronx venue.

Yankee Stadium, home of the “Bronx Bombers.” SportS (p. 232)

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Brooklynurl:nycgo.com | visitbrooklyn.org




Brooklyn may have become an idea—a term used the world over to imbue various entities with the ever-important “cool” factor— but it’s also very much a place. New York City’s most populous borough is home to 2.5 million residents and almost as many exciting attractions. There’s NBA basketball and headline pop music at Barclays Center in Prospect Heights; all manner of flora and fauna at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden and the Prospect Park Zoo (which is within Prospect Park, one of the City’s great green spaces); vintage shopping and trendy dining in Williamsburg; factories-turned-performance-spaces in DUMBO; and, of course, the pleasure of a scenic walk over the Brooklyn Bridge. Put simply: no matter how hip it looks on TV, Brooklyn is best experienced in person.

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additional highlights: Brooklyn Bridge Park | brooklynbridgepark.org | 718 222 9939This DUMBO space offers waterfront views, picnic spots and special events.

Brooklyn Museum | brooklynmuseum.org | 718 638 5000Holds a vast collection spanning cultures and artistic movements.

New York Aquarium | nyaquarium.com | 718 265 FISHThe Coney Island attraction features marine life from around the world’s seas.

Theatre for a New Audience | tfana.org | 212 229 2819The long-running theater company has recently opened a Brooklyn outpost.

The Waterfront Museum | waterfrontmuseum.org | 718 624 4719, x11Housed in a restored barge, this museum is open Thursdays and Saturdays.

Flowers in bloom at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden. SightSeeiNg (p. 88)

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Manhattanurl:nycgo.com | mbpo.org



home to Times Square

Even if you think you know Manhattan—world-class museums, Michelin-starred restaurants and unforgettable views—the borough always has something new and exciting in store. Spring brings a fresh lineup of Broadway shows, cultural celebrations and warm-weather activities around every corner. Dig into decadent brunch dishes at some of the most celebrated eateries around or get dressed up for a night on the town. Shop the day away or lounge on a blanket in Central Park. Nothing compares to the breadth of offerings in Manhattan, a destination where movies are filmed, fashion designers make their mark and businesses hope to make it big. It’s home to landmark sites like Times Square and the Empire State Building as well as lesser-known treasures ready to be discovered. No matter what you’re after, odds are it’s in Manhattan.

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additional highlights: Carnegie Hall | carnegiehall.org | 212 247 7800NYC’s landmark concert hall has hosted everyone from Tchaikovsky to the Beatles.

Century 21 | c21stores.com | 877 350 2121Discount store sells designer footwear, handbags, housewares and clothing.

Gray Line New York | newyorksightseeing.com | 212 445 0848Offers themed hop-on/hop-off double-decker sightseeing bus tours.

The High Line | thehighline.org | 212 500 6035Elevated park stretches from the Meatpacking District to Midtown.

Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum | guggenheim.org | 212 423 3500This Museum Mile institution is home to works by Picasso, Kandinsky, Miró and others.

A view from the Empire State Building Observatory. SightSeeiNg (p. 92)

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Queensurl:nycgo.com | discoverqueens.info




One of the most diverse places in the world, Queens is bursting with variety, especially this time of year. At Flushing Meadows–Corona Park, you can pose for a photo in front of the famous Unisphere or take a leisurely stroll on tree-lined paths. The 900-acre park is also home to Citi Field, where the New York Mets play, and the Queens Museum. Spring is an opportune time to smell the fragrant lilacs and lilies blossoming at the nearby Queens Botanical Garden. For art, Long Island City is the place to go: MoMA PS1, the SculptureCenter and The Noguchi Museum all boast impressive arrays of world-class works. And no trip to Queens would be complete without sampling from its gastronomic offerings, which include home-style Egyptian cuisine in Astoria’s Little Cairo neighborhood, Chinese soup dumplings in Flushing and Mexican street food in Jackson Heights.

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additional highlights: Museum of the Moving Image | movingimage.us | 718 777 6888Newly renovated high-tech museum is dedicated to the history and impact of film.

New York Hall of Science | nysci.org | 718 699 0005This family-oriented technology center features over 450 hands-on exhibitions.

Ovelia Psistaria | ovelia-nyc.com | 718 721 7217Dine on spinach pie, fresh octopus, grilled lamb and other authentic Greek fare.

Queens Zoo | queenszoo.com | 718 271 1500See creatures wild (bald eagles, sea lions) and tame (sheep, giant rabbits).

Socrates Sculpture Park | socratessculpturepark.org | 718 956 1819open-air art space with postcard-perfect views doubles as a great picnic spot..

Jackson Heights, one of many diverse Queens neighborhoods. SightSeeiNg (p. 109)

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Staten Islandurl: nycgo.com | visitstatenisland.com

area: 59 square miles

population: 491,000+

subway travel time from Times Square: 45 minutes

Spring makes it easy to sample all of Staten Island’s many al fresco pleasures. Begin with a free ride on the Staten Island Ferry—with stunning views of the Statue of Liberty—which you can board from the Whitehall Terminal in Lower Manhattan. After arriving in St. George, explore all the neighborhood’s art, architecture and dining options or take in a minor-league baseball game at the Richmond County Bank Ballpark, home of the Staten Island Yankees. Just down the waterfront is the Snug Harbor Cultural Center & Botanical Garden, a lush complex containing a number of grand gardens and historic buildings as well as an arts center with an impressive roster of performances. Families shouldn’t miss the Staten Island Children’s Museum’s interactive exhibits and hands-on workshops or the Staten Island Zoo’s extensive collection of young animals such as baby foxes and Amur leopards.

additional highlights: Alice Austen House Museum | aliceausten.org | 718 816 4506Austen’s prolific photojournalism is on view in her home overlooking the harbor.

Denino’s Pizzeria & Tavern | deninos.com | 718 442 9401This old-school spot offers signature pizza covered in meatballs, onions and ricotta.

Historic Richmond Town | historicrichmondtown.org | 718 351 1611Costumed colonial characters live and work amid period buildings.

Staten Island Museum | statenislandmuseum.org | 718 727 1135 Its exhibitions include one of the largest collections of cicadas in the nation.

St. George Theatre | stgeorgetheatre.com | 718 442 2900Grand baroque-style venue showcases family music, comedy and dance..

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The historic Alice Austen House. MuSeuMS (p. 153)


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Top AttractionsLower Manhattan | Wall Street9/11 Memorial & Museum 911memorial.org The memorial requires a pass—free on first-come, first-served basis same day or online for a small fee. The museum, openning in May, will have an admission fee. Enter the memorial from Albany St., between Greenwich and West Sts. See Sightseeing page 86. 9/11 Tribute Center tributewtc.org 120 Liberty St. (Church–Greenwich Sts.) See Sightseeing page 86. Federal Hall National Monument nps.gov/feha 26 Wall St. (at Nassau St.)See Sightseeing page 92.

New York SkylineEmpire State Building esbnyc.com Fifth Ave. at 34th St. Top of the Rock topoftherocknyc.com Rockefeller Center Enter on 50th St., between Fifth and Sixth Aves.See Sightseeing pages 92 and 104, respectively.

Statue of Liberty | Ellis IslandEllis Island ellisisland.org New York Harbor See Sightseeing page 90.

Statue of Liberty National Monument nps.gov/stli New York Harbor See Sightseeing page 102 and Museums page 161.

Statue Cruises statuecruises.com 877 LADYTIX or 877 44 ELLIS See Tours page 117.

Jane’s Carousel in DUMBO, Brooklyn.

Aladdin, a new Disney musical.

Culture mavens love Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts. ArtS & eNtertAiNMeNt (p. 124)


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Theatre District | Times Square, Manhattanlivebroadway.com, offbroadway.org, timessquarenyc.org 42nd–47th Sts. and Seventh Ave.–Broadway See Arts & Entertainment section, starting on page 119.TKTS Discount Ticket Centers Locations: Midtown Manhattan, triangle at 46th–47th Sts., Broadway–Seventh Ave.; and in Downtown Brooklyn, 1 MetroTech Center (Jay St., MetroTech Rdwy.–Myrtle St.)Restaurant Row | W. 46th St. between Eighth and Ninth Aves.See Dining page 208.Times Square | 41st–53rd Sts., Sixth–Eighth Aves.See Sightseeing page 109.

Museum Mile, Manhattan81st–105th Sts. on Fifth Ave.El Museo del Barrio elmuseo.org Fifth Ave. at 104th St. Guggenheim (Solomon R.) Museum guggenheim.org Fifth Ave. at 89th St. The Jewish Museum thejewishmuseum.org Fifth Ave. at 92nd St. The Metropolitan Museum of Art metmuseum.org Fifth Ave. at 82nd St. Museum of the City of New York mcny.org Fifth Ave. at 103rd St. Neue Galerie neuegalerie.org Fifth Ave. at 86th St. See Museums section, starting on page 145.

Uptown Manhattan: Harlem, Morningside & Washington Heights & Inwoodwelcometoharlem.com, wahichamber.org, harlemonestop.com, experienceharlem.com, mmpcia.org Apollo Theater apollotheater.org 253 W. 125th St. See Sightseeing pages 88 and 111, and Arts & Entertainment page 141. Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine stjohndivine.org Amsterdam Ave. at 112th St. See Sightseeing page 90. The Cloisters Museum & Gardens metmuseum.org Fort Tryon Park See Museums page 155. Columbia University columbia.edu Broadway at 116th St. The Riverside Church theriversidechurchny.org See Sightseeing page 100. The Studio Museum in Harlem studiomuseum.org 144 W. 125th St. See Museums page 161.

Central Park, Manhattancentralparknyc.org, nycgovparks.org 59th–110th Sts., Fifth–Eighth Aves. See Sightseeing page 90.

The Cyclone, the most famous Coney Island thrill ride. SightSeeiNg (p. 90)


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BrooklynBrooklyn Botanic Garden bbg.org 1000 Washington Ave. (Eastern Pkwy.) See Sightseeing page 88.Brooklyn Bridge visitbrooklyn.org Manhattan–Brooklyn, East River See Sightseeing page 88.Brooklyn Museum brooklynmuseum.org 200 Eastern Pkwy. See Museums page 154.Coney Island coneyisland.com, coneyislandfunguide.com See Sightseeing page 90.Prospect Park nycgovparks.org, briconline.org Flatbush Ave.–Eastern Pkwy.–Prospect Park West See Sightseeing page 100.

The BronxBronx Museum of the Arts bronxmuseum.org Grand Concourse and 165th St. See Museums page 154.Bronx Zoo bronxzoo.com Bronx River Pkwy. and Fordham Rd. See Sightseeing page 88.New York Yankees and Yankee Stadium yankees.com 161st St. and River Ave. See Sports page 232. New York Botanical Garden nybg.org 200th St. and Southern Blvd. See Sightseeing page 98.

Queens: Flushing Meadows–Corona ParkNew York Hall of Science nyscience.org 47-01 111th St. (48th Ave.), Flushing Meadows–Corona Park See Museums page 159. New York Mets and Citi Field mets.com 126th St. and Roosevelt Ave., Flushing Meadows–Corona Park See Sports page 232. Queens Museum queensmuseum.org Roosevelt Ave.–Willets Pt., Flushing Meadows–Corona Park See Museums page 160. US Open Tennis Championships & USTA Billie Jean National Tennis Center usopen.org, usta.com, Flushing Meadows–Corona Park See Sports page 232.

Staten IslandAlice Austen House Museum aliceausten.org Hylan Blvd. and Edgewater St. See Museums page 153. Staten Island Ferry nyc.gov/dot Whitehall–South Sts., Lower Manhattan; or St. George Terminal, Staten Island See Transportation page 38 or Sightseeing page 102. Snug Harbor Cultural Center & Botanical Garden snug-harbor.org Richmond Terrace (Tysen St.) See Sightseeing page 102.

It’s free to ride the Staten Island Ferry.

The Noguchi Museum in Queens.


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Harbor HighlightsMany of the City’s great sights and activities are on or near its beautiful waterfront, with spots to bike, kayak, sail and soak in the sunlight. Several ferry services string to-gether NYC’s shoreline attractions, including the historic free Staten Island Ferry, the Governors Island Ferry and Statue Cruises to Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island. Each stop offers loads to see and do.

To get you started, here’s an East River Ferry itinerary. Start your morning at Pier 11, at the foot of Wall Street in Lower Manhattan, where you can pick up an all-day East River Ferry day pass for $12 and hop on board. The first stop from Wall Street/Pier 11 going north up the river is Brooklyn Bridge Park/DUMBO, where you can purchase a treat at the Brooklyn Ice Cream Factory, located in a 1920s fireboat house, and settle on a bench to take in views of the Brooklyn Bridge and Lower Manhattan cityscape. On select Saturdays at 3pm, Bargemusic, a floating concert hall located at the Fulton Ferry

Landing, hosts free family con-certs (check its website for the schedule). Hop back on the East River Ferry and head to the next stop, Schaefer Landing in South Williamsburg, where you can find restaurants, bars and shops. Continuing on to North 6th Street/North Williamsburg, you can explore the Brooklyn Flea, which is located south of East River State Park, a quick walk from where the ferry docks. Meander through the maze of vendors on the weekends from Thanksgiving to March and on Sundays during the rest of the year. Also check out Smorgasburg, the all-food market at the North Williamsburg location, on weekends during the winter season and on Saturdays the rest of the year.. You can then wander into the heart of Williams-burg, a bustling ’hood loaded with galler-ies, boutiques and vintage shops plus local craft-beer sites, like Brooklyn Brewery, which offers tours and tastings throughout the week (reservations required) and hosts a Friday-night happy hour. If you’d like to wrap up your day’s

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journey with an elegant riverside dinner, disembark at Hunters Point South/Long Island City, not far from Water’s Edge Restaurant, known for its seafood and spec-tacular views. And if there is time before dinner, venture inland to MoMA PS1, the Museum of Modern Art affiliate devoted to innovative contemporary art. On Saturdays in the summer, the museum hosts Warm Up, its annual outdoor series of experi-mental live music, performance and art. Be sure to head back in time to catch the last boat back to the ferry’s final stop, East 34th Street in Manhattan.

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9/11 Memorial Museum, openingnational911memorial.org A collection of memorabilia and stories commem-orate those who perished at the World Trade Center in 2001 and 1993. The museum opens this spring.

The Bronx, centennialhttp://ilovethebronx.com NYC’s northernmost borough—the only one attached to the US mainland and home to world-famous attractions, from the Yankees to the New York Botanical Garden and Bronx Zoo—honors its first century in yearlong celebrations.

Costume Institute at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, reopeningmetmuseum.org The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Costume Institute spans three centuries of colorful dress and accessories—from haute couture to theatrical shows—in its new, high-tech space.

Harlem Week, 40 years harlemweek.com Originally a daylong event when it debuted in 1974, this community celebration draws together the best of the uptown Manhattan neighborhood for an entire month. E

New York Hall of Science, 50 yearsnysci.org Families experience entertaining, hands-on exhibitions of science, technology, engineering and math at this fun-filled, popular Queens museum. E

Rubin Museum of Art, 10 years rmanyc.org View a remarkable collection of Himalayan artifacts at this refined, small institution.

Staten Island Museum at Snug Harbor, openingstatenislandmuseum.org The historic museum dedicated to artifacts and art from Staten Island expands to a new home this year, making its debut within the Snug Harbor Cultural Center & Botanical Garden.

Thunderbolt Ride at Coney Island, openingconeyisland.com Experience new heights and frights with the latest addition to Luna Park this summer. The thrilling new roller coaster, inspired by the original Thunderbolt ride, will be higher and faster than the scream-filled Cyclone. E

World’s Fair, 50th and 75th anniversariesqueensmuseum.org NYC marks the anniversaries of the 1939 and 1964 World’s Fairs by sharing more than 10,000 objects—previously off-limits—now on view at the Queens Museum.

OngoingThrough March 22Asia Week New Yorkasiaweekny.com New York City is immersed in the art and culture of Asia, with special offerings from 47 art-world experts, five local auction houses and 19 area museums and galleries.

Through March 30New York International Children’s Film Festivalgkids.com View compelling, intelligent and challenging films for children ages 3

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The Orchid Show at The New York Botanical Garden, through April 21.


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to 18, with an international selection of animated, live action and experimental pieces. E

Through April 21The Orchid Show nybg.org Luxuriate in thousands of orchids—on display and for sale— at the annual Orchid Show at The New York Botanical Garden. Includes tours, Q&A sessions, demonstrations and presentations. This year’s floral theme is Key West Contemporary.

MarchMarch 17St. Patrick’s Day Parade nycstpatricksparade.org Tip your hat as bagpipers, marching bands and assorted revelers march up Fifth Avenue from 44th to 86th Streets in celebration of Irish heritage.

March 19–30New Directors/New Filmsnewdirectors.org This annual film festival presents works of some of the most innovative filmmakers. Presented by the Film Society of Lincoln Center and the Museum of Modern Art.

March 20–23Architectural Digest Home Design Showadhomedesignshow.com Browse, shop and connect with close to 400 top furnishings brands, plus expertly designed spaces at Pier 94 on the Hudson River. The show includes celebrity chef demonstrations, book signings and seminars.

March 27–May 4Heart & Lightsheartandlights.com The famous Rockettes present a new show at Radio City Music Hall, with original music, animatronics and 3-D projection. The production follows two young cousins as they explore NYC. E

March 28–30NCAA Basketball East Regionalncaa.com Get seats to the Big Dance games at Madison Square Garden, hosting for the first time since 1961.

Citi Field, home of the New York Mets.

March 31New York Mets Home Opener mets.com Grab a soda and Cracker Jack at Citi Field, home of the New York Mets, and see the National League baseball team kick off their new season. E

AprilApril 1 and 3National Invitation Tournament (NIT)nit.org or thegarden.com Witness some of the country’s best young talent at the oldest tournament in men’s college basketball. Madison Square Garden hosts the semifinal and final rounds.

April 3–11Havana Film Festival New Yorkhffny.com View documentaries, full-length features, shorts and animation from Central America, South America, the Caribbean and Mexico, plus Latino films created in the US.

Scottish pride at the Tartan Day Parade.

April 5 New York Tartan Day Parade tartanweek.com Enjoy everything plaid as this Scottish parade marches up Sixth Avenue, starting at 2pm, from 45th to 55th Streets. The spectacle features bands, dancers and even Scottish dogs. EF

April 5–6MoCCA Arts Festsocietyillustrators.org Relish mini-comics, web comics, graphic novels, animation, artwork and more, hosted by the Lexington Avenue Armory. Also features lectures and panels from experts in the industry. E

April 7New York Yankees Home Opener yankees.com Cheer the “Bronx Bombers”—27-time World Series champs—at their high-tech stadium. E

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April 16–27Tribeca Film Festival tribecafilm.com The diverse downtown festival showcases a sharply curated mix of films, often accompanied by Q&A sessions with directors, cast and crew.

April 18–27New York International Auto Show autoshowny.com The biggest auto industry expo in North America at the Javits Center features the latest concept vehicles, the best in environmentally friendly technology and more. E

April 20Easter Parade and Easter Bonnet Festival The best of bonnets highlight Fifth Avenue from 49th to 57th Streets during this charming Easter tradition. For the best vantage point, pick a spot near St. Patrick’s Cathedral. EF

April 26–27Sakura Matsuribbg.org Welcome spring with a flurry of cherry blossoms at this Japanese festival held annually at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden. Performances, taiko drumming, workshops and more. E

New York City Ballet at Lincoln Center. April 29–June 8New York City Ballet Spring Season nycballet.com Spring at Lincoln Center brings contemporary choreographers making waves in the world of ballet, plus seven days of George Balanchine’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream.

MayMay 4TD Five Boro Bike Tour bikenewyork.org An impressive 32,000 bicyclists pedal through the five bor-oughs on a 40-mile course in the big-gest biking event in North America. E

May 5–11Harlem Jazz Shrines Festival harlemjazzshrines.org The Apollo Theater, Harlem Stage and Jazzmobile bands jam for a weeklong, Harlem-wide salute to jazz. Venues include Showman’s, Minton’s and Columbia University.

TD Five Boro Bike Tour. May 8–10NFL Draft radiocity.com See the NFL’s next generation of stars graduate to the big leagues as pro teams snag their picks at Radio City Music Hall.

May 8–11Outsider Art Fair outsiderartfair.com Begun as a platform for artists considered untrained and outside the mainstream, the art event today draws crowds of collectors to Manhattan’s Center 548.

May 9–12Frieze Art Fair friezenewyork.com Celebrities and everyday art aficionados converge on Randall’s Island in the East River for the contemporary gallery showcase, now in its third year.

May 23–26DanceAfrica 2014bam.org Celebrate African and African-American dance, music and art at BAM’s DanceAfrica, which highlights Madagascar troupe Bakomanga in its 37th year. E

May 24City Beaches Open nycgovparks.org Grab sunscreen and a towel and head for the sand. New York City has more than 14 miles of public beaches to enjoy. Lifeguards are on duty at most beaches 10am–6pm, from Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day. EF

May 26Memorial Day Parade Honor military members who have died while serving the United States, at one of several parades throughout the City. EF

May 28–June 1World Science Festival worldsciencefestival.com Where else can you attend a fascinating science fest that brings together Nobel laureates, researchers, artists and writers from a diverse range of backgrounds? See website for citywide venues. E

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May 30–June 8Brooklyn Film Festival brooklynfilmfestival.org See creations from independent filmmakers at this annual festival, which seeks to draw worldwide attention to Brooklyn as a center for cinema. Screenings take place at IndieScreen and Windmill Studios NYC.

June

Harbor views from Governors Island. TBAFIGMENT figmentnyc.org The annual arts event on scenic Governors Island presents artwork from across all media, including installations, performances, music and children’s activities. EF

NYC Outdoor Public Pools Open nycgovparks.org New York City’s pools, located throughout the five bor-oughs, are open daily 11am–7pm, from the end of June through Labor Day weekend. EF

Taste of Times Square timessquarenyc.org Sample delicious signature dishes from Times Square’s best restaurants. Participants also enjoy street performers and other top-notch local entertainment. E

June–JulyRiver to River Festival

rivertorivernyc.com From Battery Park to South Street Seaport, the renowned performing-arts festival highlights more than 150 music, dance, film and cultural events—all free. EF

June–AugustCelebrate Brooklyn! bricartsmedia.org Experience Pros- pect Park with one of New York City’s longest-running outdoor art festivals, featuring music, dance, theater, film and specially commissioned projects. EF

HBO Bryant Park Summer Film Festival bryantpark.org Watch a movie under the stars—free—in Midtown’s Bryant Park. The event draws a big crowd, so arrive early with food and a blanket for

an inexpensive twist on dinner and a feature show. EF

Shakespeare in the Park publictheater.org Arrive early with an evening picnic for free Shakespeare under the stars at the open-air Dela- corte Theater in Central Park. Presented by The Public Theater, rain or shine. Check website for scheduling. F

SummerStage summerstage.org Come for free live music of all genres at this annual outdoor concert series at parks around the City. Rain or shine. EF

June–SeptemberHarlem Meer Performance Festival centralparknyc.org Enjoy free jazz, salsa and gospel in Central Park on summer Sundays from mid-June through Labor Day. Concerts are held on the lakefront plaza of the Charles A. Dana Discovery Center. EF

Warm Up is MoMA PS1’s summer dance party. Warm Up at MoMA PS1 momaps1.org This long-running dance party in Long Island City, Queens, brings DJ sets and musical perfor-mances to MoMA PS1’s courtyard on Saturdays throughout summer.

June 7–8Big Apple Barbecue Block Party bigapplebbq.org Nosh on the best in barbecue, cooked on the spot at Madison Square Park by local chefs and barbecue legends from across the country. E

June 8National Puerto Rican Day Parade nationalpuertoricandayparade.org This festive parade marches up Fifth Avenue from 44th to 79th Streets, attracting tens of thousands of partici-pants and spectators. EF

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Museum Mile festivities. June 10Museum Mile Festival museummilefestival.org Visit some of the City’s most celebrated museums at a great price—free. Nine museums along Fifth Avenue from 82nd to 105th Streets participate. There is also live music, street performers and art activi-ties for kids. Rain or shine. EF

June 13Staten Island Yankees Home Opener siyanks.com Kids enjoy Minor League Baseball starring the Staten Island Yankees, an affiliate of the New York Yankees, at Richmond County Bank Ballpark near the Staten Island Ferry terminal. E

June 14Belmont Stakes belmontstakes.com Get in on the excitement of Triple Crown racing at the third and final leg of the famed competition, held at Belmont Park (in Nassau County, just east of Queens).

Brooklyn Cyclones Home Opener brooklyncyclones.com Come out for the chance to see tomorrow’s Major League stars today at the Cyclones’ home opener at MCU Park at Coney Island. The Cyclones are an affiliate of the New York Mets. E

June 15Harlem Skyscraper Cycling Classic rockstargames.com/skyscraper classic Spend Father’s Day outdoors at the Harlem Skyscraper Cycling Clas-sic, open to NYC residents ages 7 and up, as well as to members of the US Cycling Federation. EF

A mermaid at Coney Island.

June 21Mermaid Parade coneyisland.com/mermaid.shtml Each year, the Mermaid Parade at Coney Island pays homage to the neighborhood’s forgotten Mardi Gras, which took place from 1903 to 1954. See festive floats and costumes while celebrating the sand and sea of summer. F

June 22–29NYC Pride Week nycpride.org Celebrate Pride Week with rallies, concerts, dance parties and a five-mile road race. The week culminates with a grand show-stomp-ing parade down Fifth Avenue. EF

June 24–July 12Lincoln Center’s Midsummer Night Swingmidsummernightswing.org Lincoln Center’s sprawling plaza becomes an alfresco musical paradise. Hear great live music and join in the dance steps to hot Latin, disco, R&B and more.

JulyTBANew York Philharmonic Concerts in the Parks nyphil.org Lounge on a lawn blanket and relax to the sweet sound of free music, courtesy of the New York Philharmonic. Concerts are held in parks citywide. EF

Lincoln Center Out of Doorslincolncenter.org The free summer music fest offers dozens of live performances, children’s entertainment and activities. Events are held on Lincoln Center’s outdoor plazas, rain or shine. EF

NYC Restaurant WeekSM Summernycgo.com/restaurantweek Choose from more than 300 of the City’s best restaurants for three-course prix-fixe lunches and dinners at bargain prices.

Jazzmobile Summerfest nycgo.com Enjoy this free concert series that takes place in neighbor-hoods and parks citywide, providing direct exposure to professional jazz artists. EF

July 4Macy’s Fourth of July Fireworks macys.com Experience one of the most dynamic firework displays in New York Harbor. It’s best to snag a viewing spot early along the Hudson River or from a high perch. EF


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Nathan’s Famous Fourth of July Hot Dog Eating Contest nathansfamous.com Watch competitive eaters down as many dogs as they can in 10 minutes at this famous Coney Island contest. EF

July 7–August 16Lincoln Center Festivallincolncenterfestival.org Features outstanding opera, chamber music, theater, multimedia performances, ballet, modern dance and multidisciplinary works.

July 27–August 23Harlem Weekharlemweek.com This festival, which began in 1974 as Harlem Day, now spans an entire month, honoring one of the City’s most celebrated neighborhoods. E

AugustTBACharlie Parker Jazz Festivalsummerstage.org Hear some of the world’s finest musicians recapture the musical genius of Charlie Parker. Held in Harlem and the East Village, where Parker lived and worked.

The Hong Kong Dragon Boat Festival. August 9–10Hong Kong Dragon Boat Festival hkdbf-ny.org Join the action as elaborately decorated dragon boats are raced on Flushing Meadows–Corona Park’s Meadow Lake and spectators enjoy music, dance and Asian foods. EF

August 25–September 8US Open Tennis Championships usopen.org Top-seeded stars return to Flushing Meadows–Corona Park for the all-important US Open Tennis Championships. Buy tickets early. E

August 27–September 1New York International Salsa Dance & Music Festival nycsalsacongress.com Step lively into the multicultural dance event that includes a dance competition, workshops with dance instructors, performances by professional dancers and a live concert series. Held at the New York Hilton Midtown.

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Spring fashions in preview. TBANew York Fashion Week mbfashionweek.com Feel the excite-ment around town as the fashion world converges for a week of runway shows in NYC. Held semiannually at Lincoln Center’s Damrosch Park.

New York Surf Film Festivalnysurffilm.com Catch some wild waves at this cinematic surfing festival featuring shorts, cult classics and new surf cuts by filmmakers from around the world. Includes panel discussions, meet and greets, history lectures and Q&As with stars of surf and screen.

September 1Labor Day Paradenycclc.org Give summer a proper send-off at the City’s annual Labor Day parade, a New York tradition since 1882. The parade travels up Fifth Avenue, from 44th to 72nd Streets, starting at 10am. EF

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ForecastSpring in NYC brings budding flowers, light winds and rain. Summer offers bright, sunny, hot days, with sunset late in the evening. And the fall season is cool, crisp and a good time to wear layers. Though cold and snowy, winter is often blanketed with sunny blue skies. Averages follow.

The High Line is a popular spot for a stroll.

rain high low

jan 3.7" 36˚F (2˚C) 23˚F (–5˚C)

feb 2.9" 40˚F (4˚C) 24˚F (–4˚C)

mar 4.1" 48˚F (9˚C) 32˚F (0˚C)

apr 4.1" 58˚F (14˚C) 42˚F (6˚C)

may 4.5" 68˚F (22˚C) 53˚F (12˚C)

june 3.5" 77˚F (25˚C) 63˚F (17˚C)

july 4.2" 83˚F (28˚C) 68˚F (20˚C)

aug 4.1" 81˚F (27˚C) 66˚F (19˚C)

sep 4.1" 74˚F (23˚C) 58˚F (14˚C)

oct 3.5" 63˚F (17˚C) 47˚F (8˚C)

nov 4.0" 52˚F (11˚C) 38˚F (3˚C)

dec 3.9" 42˚F (6˚C) 28˚F (–2˚C)

Geographic OrientationThe City’s five boroughs—the Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens and Staten Island—are linked by bridges, tunnels and ferries. Manhattan is an island 13.4 miles long and 2.3 miles wide (at its widest). Except at its southern and northern tips, it has avenues running north and south, and streets running east and west. Traffic generally travels one way, going east on even-numbered streets and west on odd-numbered streets. Fifth Avenue divides Manhattan into east and west sides. Street addresses increase with their distance from Fifth Avenue, usually by 100 per block. Twenty north-south blocks equal a mile and street numbers increase as you go uptown.

Phone Numbers• Emergencies (police, fire or ambulance): 911• NYC government agencies (nonemergency): 311 or 212 NEWYORK• Directory assistance: 411• Multilingual visitor information counselors: 212 484 1222• Printed NYC literature: 800 NYCVISIT or 212 397 8222• Mayor’s Office for People with Disabilities: 212 788 2830

Sales TaxBuyers take note: while a price tag may say one thing, prices marked typically don’t include tax. New York City sales tax on goods and services is 8.875%. There are some exceptions:• No sales tax on clothing or footwear under $110 (seasonal exceptions).• No sales tax on food items purchased at grocery stores, or on prescription drugs.


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SmokingThroughout New York City, smoking is prohibited in all public areas, including parks, beaches, subway stations, taxis, restaurants and bars. Cigar bars that register with the City are permitted to allow cigar smoking.

Special-Service NeedsThe City’s 24-hour public transportation system is accessible for hearing/visually challenged passengers. Subways have auto- mated voices indicating stops, and all buses and select subway stations are wheelchair accessi-ble. Limited street-hail taxicabs are wheelchair accessible or call the dispatch center: 646 599 9999. You can also text a request for a wheelchair taxi at 646 400 0789 or download the mobile app “Wheels on Wheels” from the iTunes Store. Many attractions, theaters and museums also provide services. In addition,

Big Apple Greeter (bigapplegreet-er.org, 212 669 8159) offers special-needs tour guides. More info is available at NYC’s hotline (311 or 212 NEWYORK); and the Mayor’s Office for People with Disabilities (nyc.gov/mopd, 212 788 2830, TTY: 212 504 4115).

TippingMany people in service industries (hotels, restaurants and transportation) have tips factored into their wages. Here’s a suggested guide: • Hotel doorman: $1 for hailing a taxicab. • Porter/bellhop: $1–$2 per bag. • Housekeepers: $1–$5 per day. • Waitstaff and bartenders: 15%–20% of total bill. • Taxi drivers: 15%–20% of total. • Tour guides: $5–$20 or 10%–15% of purchase price of a ticket charge. • Tips for other service personnel (e.g.: theater ushers and coat checkers) are always appreciated.

The Official NYC Information Centers are one-stop shops for up-to-the-minute news and transit tips about the City, one-on-one guidance, theater tickets and money-saving offers. For more information, call 212 484 1222.

Midtown 810 Seventh Ave. (bet. 52nd and 53rd Sts.) Subway: 1 to 50th St.; B, D, E to Seventh Ave.; N, Q, R to 49th St. Hours: seven days, including holidays.

Times Square Museum & Visitor CenterSeventh Ave., bet. 46th and 47th Sts. Subway: 1, 2, 3, 7, N, Q, R to 42nd St./Times Sq., N, R to 49th St. Hours: seven days, including holidays.

Macy’s Herald Square (mezzanine level)151 W. 34th St. (bet. Seventh Ave. and Broadway) Subway: 1, 2, 3, B, D, F, M, N, Q, R to 34th St./Herald Sq. Hours: seven days, including holidays.

City Hall KioskSouthern tip of City Hall Park on the Broadway sidewalk at Park Row Subway: 2, 3 to Park Place; 4, 5, 6, R to Brooklyn Bridge/City Hall; A, C to Broadway/Nassau St.; E to WTC/Chambers; J, Z to Fulton St. Hours: seven days, including holidays.

Chinatown KioskTriangle where Canal, Walker and Baxter streets meet Subway: 6, J, N, Q, R, Z to Canal St. Hours: seven days, including holidays.


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Getting Here

AirportsThere are seven airports within 30 to 90 minutes of Midtown Manhattan. Three closest to the City are JFK, LaGuardia and Newark.

Transportation between airports and New York City is available via several options: taxi, bus, private car and the MTA New York City Transit system. Light-rail AirTrain links terminals at both JFK and Newark, and also provides quick service to airport parking, car rental companies and mass transit stations that connect to the City’s five boroughs.

Getting Around The MTA—NYC’s Mass Transit System The best way to get around NYC is through a combination of walking and mass transit. NYC’s subways and buses are inexpensive, operate 24/7, provide a fun way to extend sightseeing and get you where you need to go, fast. Other ways to get around include ferries and even an aerial tramway.

Getting an MTA MetroCard is your first step to navigating the City by subway or bus. You can purchase a MetroCard at any subway station from multilingual machines (which accept cash, ATM cards and credit cards) or booth attendants.

Riders can choose a single-ride, multi-ride or an unlimited-ride MetroCard. If you purchase a single-ride card, the fare is $2.75 but if you purchase multiple rides on one card, the fare drops to $2.50. The unlimited MetroCard is offered at various flat rates and enables users to ride as often as they like within fixed time periods. Added discounts are given for seniors (age 65 and up) and disabled riders. Go to mta.info.

The MetroCard is your pass to NYC’s mass transit system.

Subways & BusesThe easiest—and quickest— way to travel through NYC is by subway. Subway trains operate

The Citi Bike network includes docking stations all around NYC. trANSportAtioN (p. 40)


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24/7 and are often much faster than street-level transport. For only $2.75 for a single ride (or $2.50 for a multi-ride card) you can use the system citywide and transfer at designated stations as many times as you need, so long as you don’t exit the system through a turnstile. You can even transfer for free from bus to subway or vice versa within two hours of first swiping your MetroCard. Subway trains travel both above- and underground (most Manhattan subway stations and routes are underground). Up- town trains head north; downtown trains head south; and crosstown trains travel east and west.

Subway stations are generally 8 to 10 blocks apart. Pick up a free subway map from booth attendants or at any Official NYC Information Center. Use the map in the Transportation section of this guide to familiarize yourself with the layout of the subway system. Also visit tripplanner.mta.info for a custom subway/bus route.

(Note: Subways do not go to Staten Island from other boroughs. To get there from Manhattan, you need to board the Staten Island Ferry.) The MTA’s Staten Island Railway and buses transport visitors around the island, from the St. George Ferry Terminal in the north to Tottenville in the south.)

MTA buses are excellent for reaching destinations not convenient to a subway stop. Local City buses accept MetroCards as well as exact coin change (express bus fares must be paid before boarding the bus at the bus station machine). As with the subway system, riders may pay $2.75 for a single ride, $2.50 per ride with a multi-ride card or use an unlimited card (on local buses) to ride any distance till the end of the route. Express buses cost $6. Buses also operate 24/7 (there may be exceptions in more remote areas of the City). Waiting times vary, but usually run 10–20 minutes depending on time of day. While


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slow when there’s traffic, buses are great for sightseeing.

Bus stops are on alternating blocks on avenue routes and on every block on crosstown routes. Late at night, from 11pm to 5am, Request-a-Stop bus service allows riders to get off the bus anywhere the driver can safely stop. Simply inform the bus driver where you want to get off.

Taxicabs NYC’s licensed, taxicabs operate 24 hours, provide door-to-door service and accept cash or credit cards. Yellow taxis are commonly seen throughout Manhattan and often make trips to other boroughs and states. NYC’s new apple-green Boro Taxis only serve the Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens, Staten Island plus northern Manhattan (above west 110th and east 96th streets).

To hail a taxicab, stand at any curb and look for an illuminated white number on top. Off-duty cabs display the illuminated words “Off Duty” on the same sign. Board and exit a cab curbside. At your hotel, the doorman can hail a cab for you (a $1 tip is customary for this service). There is a minimum meter fare of $3 ($2.50 plus 50¢ New York State tax surcharge), and prices increase based on the distance and duration of the trip (assume prices are higher during peak rush-hour traffic). A variety of surcharges apply above the meter price and drivers appreciate a 15%–20% gratuity at the end of a trip. Bridge and tunnel tolls are extra (and not included in the taxi’s metered fare).

Other Travel ModesWalking and public transit are easy ways to get around, but you can also travel by bike, pedicab,

ferry or even tramway. The community-sharing program Citi Bike provides street-side stations. Unlock a bike, ride, then return to any station. There are daily, weekly and annual passes.

There are already more than 700 miles of greenways—linear, open spaces linking parks and communities—in NYC and more green is being added. Use for walking, jogging, biking and in-line skating. In addition, Times Square now offers pedestrians a car-free environment, and foot-powered pedicabs are a common sight in Midtown and the Theatre District.

Manhattan is home to an extensive ferry system, great for sightseeing and taking you uptown and downtown, as well as across NYC’s rivers. The Staten Island Ferry connects Manhattan and Staten Island, while the East River Ferry links Manhattan, Queens, Brooklyn and Governors Island.

Special-Needs AccessThe City’s public transportation system is accessible to hearing and visually impaired people and wheelchair-bound passengers. Many subways have auto- mated voices indicating stops, and all buses plus select subway stations are wheelchair access-ible. Limited street-hail taxicabs are wheelchair accessible. You can also call the dispatch center: 646 599 9999, text a request for a wheelchair taxi at 646 400 0789, or download the mobile app “Wheels on Wheels.”

For further information about accessible taxicabs, call NYC’s hotline 311 (within the City) or 212 NEW YORK (outside NYC) or the Mayor’s Office for People with Disabilities (nyc.gov/mopd) at 212 788 2830, TTY: 212 504 4115.

The free Staten Island Ferry operates seven days.


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Transportation

Getting around the City is easy at any hour of the day. New York’s unparalleled public transit system is affordable and efficient, with ferries, buses and, of course, the 24/7 subway system taking you where you need to go. Springtime temperatures make it a pleasant time to explore some of the City’s 700 miles of bicycle paths; you can rent wheels by the hour from Bike and Roll or NYC’s bike-share program, Citi Bike. The City’s famous yellow taxicabs—as well as the new apple-green Boro Taxis—can be a great way to get around, too. For picturesque travel, try seeing the City from a harbor boat cruise or from high above, aboard a helicopter. And if you’re arriving via airplane, there are seven area airports. Read on for up-to-date information about New York’s transportation.

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Getting Here By Air

Major AirportsSeveral airports are within one hour of Midtown Manhattan. Kennedy, LaGuardia and Newark are considered the major hubs. Once here, you’ll find navigating the City accessible and cost effective. See Getting Around the City in this chapter.

John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) kennedyairport.com 718 244 4444 | Queens International airport operates 24 hours and is composed of nine passenger termi-nals. The cheapest (but not fastest) transfer from JFK into the City is $5 on the AirTrain (which connects to the City’s $2.50 MTA A, E, J, Z subways). Alternate transfers/costs: $16–$20 for van or coach bus, $52.50 flat rate for yellow taxi (not including tolls), or more for private limo car service. Distance to Midtown: 15 miles Time to Midtown: 50–60 minutes AB

LaGuardia Airport (LGA) laguardiaairport.com 718 533 3400 | Queens The closest airport to Midtown Manhattan and used primarily for domestic flights. The cheapest option into the City costs $12–$20 for van or coach bus, $30–$50 for yellow taxi (not including tolls), or more for private limo car service. Distance to Midtown: 8 miles Time to Midtown: 30 minutes AB

Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) newarkairport.com 888 EWR INFO | Newark, NJ Serves international and domestic carriers and operates 24 hours. The cheapest transfer into NYC is the airport’s Air-Train (fee $12.50), which connects to the NJ Transit train into NYC’s Penn Station. Alternate transfers and costs: $16–$20 for van or coach bus, $60– $75 for New Jersey taxi (not including tolls), or more for private limo car service. Distance to Midtown: 16 miles Time to Midtown: 40–60 minutes AB

AirlinesMany airline carriers service New York City. This is a sampling.

American Airlines aa.com 212 557 2820, 800 433 7300 360 Lexington Ave., NYC 10017 The world’s largest airline, serving more than 250 cities in more than 40 countries.

Delta Air Lines delta.com 800 221 1212 | 140 E. 45th St., NYC 10017 Delta offers customers more flights to more domestic and interna-tional destinations from NYC’s two preferred airports combined, JFK and LaGuardia, than any other airline.

JetBlue Airways jetblue.com 800 JETBLUE, groups: 888 JETBLUE 118-29 Queens Blvd., Queens 11375 Low fares to NYC, new planes and 35 free channels of DirecTV at every seat. A

United united.com 800 525 0280, groups: 800 525 1700 | 1212 Avenue of the Americas, 20th fl., NYC 10036 Serves LaGuardia and Newark Liberty International Airports. Tickets: Penn Station, Eighth Ave. (32nd St.), Amtrak level, NYC 10001 | Ticket office open Mon.–Fri., 9am–5:30pm.

Airport TransfersSee also Car Rentals and Limousines & Vans at the end of this chapter.

AirTrain JFK airtrainjfk.com 877 535 2478 | 402 Pan Am Rd., Queens 11430 Light-rail system links JFK’s ter-minals, car-rental agencies and long-term parking to mass transit connec-tions in Queens: the A subway line’s Howard Beach station and the Jamaica transportation center. AirTrain JFK fare $5. AB

AirTrain Newark airtrainnewark .com 888 EWR INFO 397 4636, 973 961 6000 Serves international and domestic carriers and operates 24 hours. The cheapest transfer into NYC is the airport’s AirTrain ($12.50), which connects to NJ Transit train into NYC’s Penn Station. Alternate transfers and costs: $16–$20 for van or bus, $60–$75 for a New Jersey taxi excluding tolls and $17.50 sur-charge), or more for private limo car service. AB


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Go Airlink Shuttle goairlinknyc .com 212 812 9000, 877 599 8200 47-25 27th St., Queens 11101 Door- to-door share-ride and private van service between JFK, LaGuardia, Newark airports and major Manhattan hotels. A large fleet of modern, 10-seat vans with separate luggage space and climate control ($16–$20 one way). On call 24/7. A

Helicopter Flight Services heliny .com 212 355 0801, 203 532 9622 Downtown Manhattan Heliport, Pier 6, South St. between Broad St. and Old Slip, NYC 10004 Fast airport transfers to/from JFK, EWR, LGA, TEB. Charters and sightseeing. Reservations advised. A

Liberty Helicopters liberty helicopters.com 212 967 6464, 800 542 9933 | Downtown Manhat tan Heliport, Pier 6, South St. between Broad St. and Old Slip, NYC 10004 Largest and most experienced NYC helicopter sightseeing and charter service. Airport transfers to all tri-state airports, private tours and excursions. Open 365 days a year. A

Manhattan Helicopters flymh .com 212 845 9822, 866 592 9655 Downtown Manhattan Heliport, Pier 6, East River, NYC 10004 Passengers can skip the traffic and reach their destination quickly and comfortably. Helicopter transfers between Manhattan and major New York airports. A

MTA New York City Transit mta.info 718 330 1234, multilingual 718 330 4847, disability info 718 596 8585 | 130 Livingston St., Brooklyn 11201 New York City’s inexpensive mass transit system operates around the clock 365 days and is comprised of an extensive network of subway trains and buses. For JFK Airport: In addition to AirTrain JFK, the Q3 bus goes to the F line, the B15 goes to the 3 and 4 lines, and the Q10 connects to the E and F lines. For LaGuardia Airport: Buses from LaGuardia connect with subway stops in Manhattan and Queens. The M60 bus goes from LaGuardia to Astoria, Queens (connecting to the N subway line), then into northern Manhattan. There, the M60 connects to the Metro-North Railroad (125th St. station) and subway lines 4, 5 and 6 (east side) and 1, 2, 3, A, B, C and D (west side). The Q48 connects to the 7 subway line at Main St. in Flushing, Queens. Also the Q47 (from the Marine Air Terminal) and Q33 (from all the other LGA terminals) connect to the 7, E, F, G, R subway lines. For Newark Airport: New York City’s MTA system does not

operate in New Jersey. See separate listing for AirTrain Newark. MTA bus or subway single-ride fare is $2.50, paid with a MetroCard (bus rides can be paid with MetroCard or coins). AE

Newark Airport Express newarkairportexpress.com Comfortable, low-cost, express bus service to/from all terminals at Newark Liberty International Airport every 15–30 minutes. Three mid-Manhattan stops: Grand Central Terminal, 41st St. btwn. Lexington and Park Aves.; across from Bryant Park at 42nd St. and Fifth Ave.; Port Authority Bus Terminal, 41st St. btwn. Eighth and Ninth Aves. Roundtrip $27, one way $15; cash or credit; purchase on bus. A

New York Airport Service nyairportservice.com 718 875 8200 15 Second Ave., Brooklyn 11215 Port Authority-permitted to provide scheduled bus service between New York City’s airports (JFK, LGA) and Manhattan.

New York Helicopter newyork helicopter.com 212 361 6060 Downtown Manhattan Heliport, Pier 6, South St. between Broad St. and Old Slip, NYC 10004 Over 20 years’ expe-rience. Operates one of the finest sightseeing tour and charter services available. Choice of three tours. State-of-the-art helicopter fleet. E

NYC Airporter nycairporter.com 718 777 5111, 855 269 2247 | 45-02 Ditmars Blvd., ste. 13, Queens 11105 Provides express bus service between JFK/LaGuardia and the heart of Manhattan every 30 minutes, plus service to Newark Liberty Airport in New Jersey (requires bus transfer to Newark Airport Express’ bus service at Port Authority Bus Terminal). Free WiFi.

PATH (Port Authority Trans-Hudson) panynj.info/path 800 234 PATH (7284), TTY: 800 PATH CALL 800 728 4225) | One PATH Plaza, 10th fl., Jersey City, NJ 07306 Rapid-transit link for Newark Liberty Airport pas-sengers. Travels between Newark, Harrison, Jersey City and Hoboken in New Jersey and multiple stations in Lower and Midtown Manhattan. Midtown’s 33rd St. station is one block from Amtrak and NJ Transit trains at NY Penn Station. Operates 24 hours, seven days. Fare is $2.50. AB


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SuperShuttle supershuttle.com 800 258 3826 | 45-02 Ditmars Blvd., Astoria, Queens 11105 Door-to-door airport rides to and from home, office or hotel, 24/7. Select shared-ride van or private sedan service. Serves Manhattan and JFK, LGA, EWR and ISP airports. Look for the blue van. Reservations required. A See coupon in back of book.

Taxis nyc.gov/taxi call 311, outside NYC: 212 NEW YORK (639 9675), fax 212 676 1101 | 40 Rector St., NYC 10006 The City’s famous yellow fleet is comprised of 12,779 licensed medallion taxis that operate 24 hours, seven days. For JFK Airport: cost from JFK is a flat $52.50 rate, exclud-ing tolls and tip. Cost going to JFK is based on a regular metered rate. The ride takes 50–60 minutes. For LaGuardia Airport: cost between LaGuardia and Midtown Manhattan is based on a metered rate, averag-ing $25–$45 each way, excluding tolls and tip. LaGuardia ride takes 30–45 minutes. For Newark Airport: New York City’s yellow taxi fleet is permitted to drive passengers to Newark Airport ($60–$75, exclud-ing tolls and $17.50 surcharge), but only New Jersey taxis (Newark Taxi Commission, 973 733 8912) are per-mitted to bring passengers from Newark to New York City ($50–$70, excluding tolls and $5 surcharge). The ride takes 30–60 minutes. If calling regarding lost articles in any NYC or NJ taxicab, or to offer comments or complaints, give taxi ID number (printed on receipt or dash-board). All taxis accept cash and credit cards.

By Bus351 Meadowlands Express 351express.com 800 877 1888 x3 Port Authority Bus Terminal, 625 Eighth Ave. (41st St.), NYC 10018 Nonstop, economical bus transportation to the New Meadowlands Stadium and the Izod Center arena from NYC for rock concerts, great football and family entertainment.

Hampton Jitney hamptonjitney .com 631 283 4600 | 395 County Rd. 39A, Southampton, NY 11968 Offers daily motorcoach service between Long Island’s East End and NYC. Also charters, limousines, tours, Florida “snowbird” service, on-board promotions. Operates 365 days. A

megabus.com megabus.com/us 877 462 6342 | Safe, convenient, low-cost, daily, express bus services. Tickets from $1 between NYC and 20 Northeast cities including Wash-ington, DC; Boston; Philadelphia;

Buffalo; Hyannis; Toronto. Book and purchase tickets on the Internet or on a handheld device. Luggage allow-ance 50 lbs. per booking. Free WiFi, power outlets, bathrooms. Buses depart from the west side of Ninth Ave., north of 31st St. A

NJ Transit Bus Operations njtransit.com 973 275 5555, fax 973 491 4002 | 1 Penn Plaza East, Newark, NJ 07105 Frequent bus service throughout New Jersey into the Port Authority Bus Terminal in New York City. Operates daily. Additional service during football season plus major concerts and events. AD

Port Authority Bus Terminal panynj.info 212 564 8484, 212 502 2200 | 625 Eighth Ave. (40th–42nd Sts.), NYC 10018 The nation’s largest bus terminal is composed of two multi-level terminal wings. Provides con-necting bus service to virtually any point in the continental United States. Special options for the hearing impaired. AB

Tripper Bus tripperbus.com 877 826 3874 | pick-up spot: 151 W. 34th St. (Seventh Ave.–Broadway), Manhattan Daily upscale bus service between NYC and Bethesda, MD/Arlington, VA. Tickets $1–$25. Free WiFi, power outlets. Frequent rider program. Charters available. Groups welcome.

Vamoosebus vamoosebus.com 212 695 6766 | bus stop: corner of W. 30th St. and Seventh Ave., office: 360 Seventh Ave., 3rd fl., NYC 10001 Daily commuter bus between Washington DC area (Bethesda, MD; Arlington, VA; Lorton, VA) and New York City. Vamoose Gold Bus offers roomier business-class service. Reservations required—online. A

Washington Deluxe Bus washingtondeluxe.com 866 287 6932 | pick-up spot: 303 W. 34th St. (Eighth–Ninth Aves.), Manhattan Daily upscale bus service between NYC and Washington, DC. Fares $20 each way. Free WiFi, power outlets. Frequent rider program. Charters available. Caters to groups.

By FerryNY Waterway nywaterway.com 800 533 3779 | mail: 4800 Avenue at Port Imperial, Weehawken, NJ 07086 These ferries are a top way to travel between New Jersey and New York, and include fee shuttle bus in Midtown and downtown Manhattan. ADE


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NY Waterway East River Ferry nywaterway.com 800 533 3779 Makes regular stops up and down the East River, connecting Manhattan, Queens and Brooklyn. Check website for route. AE

SeaStreak seastreak.com 800 BOATRIDE (262 8743) | 2 First Ave., Atlantic Highlands, NJ 07716 Commuter fast-ferry service from Monmouth County, NJ, or Rockaway Beach, Queens to Pier 11 (South–Wall Sts.) and east 35th St. in Manhattan. Weekday and weekend departures.

Staten Island Ferry See listing under Getting Around the City in this section of the guide.

By RailAmtrak–National Railroad Passenger Corp. amtrak.com 800 USA RAIL (872 7245) | Penn Station (Seventh–Eighth Aves., 31st–33rd Sts.), NYC 10001 National passenger service. Packages into and out of New York City. Operates seven days. Group charters, multilingual tours. A

Grand Central Terminal grand centralterminal.com | 42nd St. and Park Ave. (Lexington–Vanderbilt Aves.), NYC 10017 Train terminal for many Metro-North Railroad routes (Hudson Line, Harlem Line, New Haven Line and more). Open daily. AE

Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) mta.info/lirr schedules/fares: 718 217 LIRR (5477), TDD: 718 558 3022 146-01 Archer Ave., Queens 11435 Trains from Penn Station (in Manhattan) or Flatbush Avenue Terminal (in Brooklyn) to 122 commu-nities in Queens and Long Island. Getaways and packages, Belmont Park Race Track, Citi Field, the Hamptons and Fire Island. ABCD

Metro-North Railroad mta.info /mnr/index.html 212 532 4900, 800 METRO INFO | 347 Madison Ave., 20th fl., NYC 10017 Operates trains to Grand Central Terminal from 120 stations in New York (including the Bronx, Westchester and upstate NY) and Connecticut, as well as from Hoboken, NJ, to Port Jervis, NY. Operates daily. AD

NJ Transit Rail Operations njtransit.com 973 275 5555, fax 973 491 4002 | 1 Penn Plaza East, Newark, NJ 07105 Frequent rail service throughout New Jersey into Penn Station in New York City. Operates daily. Additional service during football season plus major concerts and events. AD

PATH (Port Authority Trans-Hudson) pathrail.com 800 234 PATH (7284), TTY: 800 PATH CAL 800 728 4225) One PATH Plaza, 10th fl., Jersey City, NJ 07306 Rapid-transit link between Newark, Harrison, Jersey City and Hoboken in New Jersey and multiple stations in Lower and Midtown Manhattan. Midtown’s 33rd St. station is one block from Amtrak and NJ Transit located at NY Penn Station. Operates 24 hours, seven days. Fare is $1.75. AB

Penn Station amtrak.com | Seventh–Eighth Aves. between 31st & 33rd Sts., NYC 10001 Terminal linking Amtrak, Long Island Railroad and NJ Transit. Operates seven days. A

By Cruise ShipCarnival Cruise Lines carnival .com 800 CARNIVAL (227 6482) mail: Carnival Place, 3655 NW 87th Ave., Miami, FL 33178 Among the world’s most popular cruise lines, with 24 ships operating three- to 18-day voyages to destinations all over the world. ABCE

Cunard Line cunard.com 661 753 1000, 800 7 CUNARD (728 6273) With a 170-year legacy, Cunard redefines the New Golden Age of Ocean Travel with flagship Queen Mary 2, Queen Victoria and the new Queen Elizabeth. A

Norwegian Cruise Line ncl.com 305 436 4000, 800 327 7030 | departs from Manhattan Cruise Terminal, 711 Twelfth Ave. at 55th St., NYC 10019, mail: 7665 Corporate Center Dr., Miami, FL 33126 Year-round itineraries out of New York include one- and two-night sails to “nowhere,” plus Bahamas/Florida, Bermuda, Canada/New England, Caribbean, and Panama. ABCE

NYCruise—Brooklyn Terminal nycruise.com 718 246 2794 | Red Hook Terminal, Pier 12, 70 Imlay St., Red Hook, Brooklyn 11231 New maritime facility in Brooklyn’s Red Hook neigh-borhood offers easy embarkation and disembarkation procedures with streamlined transportation, baggage handling, U.S. Customs facilities. Parking. Bus, taxi, limo pickups.

NYCruise—Manhattan Terminal nycruise.com 212 641 4440 | Piers 88 and 90, 711 Twelfth Ave. (Hudson River, 48th–54th Sts.), NYC 10019 Maritime facility in Midtown West provides streamlined transportation, baggage handling and U.S. Customs facilities. Rooftop parking. Bus, taxi, limo pickups. Café. Taxi stand.


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Getting Around the CityMass TransitNYC provides many special-needs services, from wheelchair accessible taxicabs and graded street corners to hearing- and sight-assist audio recordings on public transportation and wheel-chair-lift buses. Visit nycgo.com/articles/accessibility for details.There are also mobile apps to assist in getting around NYC. Access our mobile site, m.nycgo.com, with your cellphone for easy-to-use info on getting around the City, local events and special offers which are integrated with Google maps to include highlights closest to your location.

MTA New York City Transit mta.info 718 330 1234, multilingual 718 330 4847, disability info 718 596 8585 130 Livingston St., Brooklyn 11201 One of the most extensive public transpor-tation systems in the world. New York City’s inexpensive mass transit system operates around the clock, 365 days and is comprised of subway trains, buses and a tram. The fare is the same for subway and bus rides and paid using a MetroCard. A single ride costs $2.50. Unlimited Ride MetroCards provide added value. In addition, there is a $1 fee to purchase each new MetroCard. There are dis-counts for senior and physically chal-lenged riders (visit mta.info for details on purchasing these special cards). MetroCard also enables free transfers between buses and subways (within a two-hour period). MetroCard can be purchased at all subway stations, some banking machines and at more than 4,000 merchant locations citywide. AE

MTA Staten Island Railway (SIR) mta.info/nyct/sir/sirinfo.htm 718 876 8261, Staten Island Ferry: 718 727 2508 Rapid transit rail line operates 24/7 from the Staten Island Ferry’s St. George terminal to Tottenville terminal. A single ride costs $2.50 while an Unlimited Ride MetroCard provides added value per ride. In addition, there is a $1 fee to purchase each new MetroCard. AE

Taxis nyc.gov/taxi call 311, outside NYC: 212 NEW YORK (639 9675), fax 212 676 1101 | 40 Rector St., NYC 10006 The City’s famous yellow fleet operates 24 hours, seven days and is commonly seen throughout Manhattan but can be hailed for trips

to other boroughs and states. NYC's new apple-green Boro Taxi operates only in the Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens and Staten Island plus northern Manhattan (above West 110th and East 96th Streets). Both taxis have a minimum meter fare of $3 ($2.50 base and 50¢ NY State tax sur-charge), and prices increase based on an exact time-cost formula (assume prices are higher during peak rush hour traffic). During non-rush hour traffic, average taxi fares increase about $5 every 20 blocks. All taxis accept cash and credit cards. If calling regarding lost articles in the cab, or to offer comments or complaints, give taxi ID number (printed on receipt or dashboard).

Inter-Borough FerryNew York Water Taxi nywatertaxi .com 212 742 1969 | Pier 17, South Street Seaport, NYC 10038 Hop-on/hop-off, with 4 stops along the NY waterfront. Views of Statue of Liberty, Brooklyn Bridge, and more. Tours, happy hour cruises and charters, too. ADE

NY Waterway East River Ferry nywaterway.com 800 533 3779 Makes regular stops up and down the East River, connecting Manhattan, Queens and Brooklyn. Check website for route. AE

Staten Island Ferry nyc.gov/html /dot/html/ferrybus/statfery.shtml call 311, outside NYC: 212 NEW YORK (639 9675) | 1 Whitehall St. (South St.), Manhattan–St. George Ferry Terminal, 1 Ferry Terminal Dr. (Richmond Terr.), Staten Island, Views of Lower Manhattan skyline, harbor and Statue of Liberty en route between Manhattan and Staten Island. Daily. Free. AEF

Statue Cruises statuecruises .com 877 LADYTIX (523 9849) | Battery Park/Ferry Slip, Manhattan Provides scheduled ferry transportation to Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island. Tickets at Castle Clinton Monument in Battery Park, or reserve or print out online in advance. Departs from Battery Park. ABDE See Ad Index on pg. 240 for online info and ad page.

Bike SharesCiti Bike citibikenyc.com 855 BIKE 311 (245 3311) | NYC’s bike-sharing system has 6,000 bikes at 330 street-side stations. Unlock a bike, ride then return to any station. Daily, weekly or annual passes.

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Accommodations


Index of Hotels by LocationLower Manhattan

(Financial & Seaport Districts, Battery Park City)

Andaz Wall Street (Wall/Water) $$$ C,HC,P,R A

Best Western Seaport Inn Downtown (Peck/Front) $$ C,F,HC,P A

Conrad New York (North End Av/Vesey St) $$$$ C,HC,R ADoubleTree by Hilton New York City—Financial District

(Stone St/Broadway) $$ C,F,HC,P A

Gild Hall—A Thompson Hotel (Gold/Platt) $$$ HC,K AHampton Inn Manhattan/Downtown—Financial District

(Pearl St/Moore St) $$ AHampton Inn Manhattan—Seaport–Financial District

(Pearl St/Peck Slip) $$ C,HC,P AHoliday Inn Express New York City—Wall Street

(Water/Pine) $$ HC AHoliday Inn New York City—Wall Street

(Nassau St/Maiden Ln) $$ HC,P A

Millenium Hilton (Church/Fulton) $$ C,HC,SP A

New York Marriott Downtown (West/Carlisle) $$ C,HC AThe Ritz-Carlton New York, Battery Park

(West St/Battery Pl) $$$$$ C,HC,K,P,R A

W New York—Downtown (Washington St/Albany St) $$$ C,F,HC,P,R A

World Center Hotel (Washington/Albany) $$ C,HC,K A

Downtown Manhattan (Chinatown, Lower East Side, Hudson Square, TriBeCa, SoHo and Greenwich Village)

60 SoHo (Thompson/Broome) $$$$ C,HC,R A

Cosmopolitan Hotel–TriBeCa (W Bway/Chambers) $$$

Courtyard by Marriott New York Manhattan/SoHo (Varick/King) $$ C,HC A

Crosby Street Hotel (Crosby/Spring) $$$$ C,HC,R A

Duane Street Hotel (Duane/Church) $$$ C,P AFairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott New York

Manhattan/Downtown (Henry/Pike) $$ C AFour Points by Sheraton Manhattan SoHo Village

(Charlton/Varick) $$$ C,HC A

Gansevoort Meatpacking NYC (9 Av/13 St) $$$ C,HC,P,R,SP A

The GEM Hotel SoHo (E Houston/Forsyth) $ C,HC A

Hampton Inn Manhattan—SoHo (Watts/Varick) $$ C,HC A

Hilton Garden Inn New York City/Tribeca (York/6 Av) $$$ HC A

Holiday Inn Lower East Side (Delancey/Suffolk) $$ HC A

Holiday Inn SoHo (Lafayette/Howard) $$ C A

Howard Johnson Manhattan SoHo (Allen St/Division St) $$ C A

Hyatt Union Square New York (4 Av/13 St) $$$ C,HC,P A

The Jade Hotel Greenwich Village (13 St/6 Av) $$$ C,HC,R A

The James New York (Grand St/6 Av) $$$ C,HC,P,R,SP A

The Nolitan (Kenmare/Elizabeth) $$$ C,HC,R A

Sheraton Tribeca (Canal/W Broadway) $$ C,F,HC,P,R ASmyth Tribeca–a Thompson Hotel

(W Broadway/Chambers) $$$ C,HC,K,R A

C: concierge F: family plan HC: health club K: kitchenette P: pets welcome R: 24-hr rm svc SP: swimming pool

Rates subject to change and availability. Rates for a double room start at: $: $199 or less $$: $200–$299 $$$: $300–$399 $$$$: $400–$599 $$$$$: $600 and up

Accommodations


The Sohotel (Broome/Bowery) $

The Solita SoHo Hotel (Grand/Lafayette) $

Tribeca Blu (Canal/Bway) $ A

Trump SoHo New York (Spring/Varick) $$$$ C,F,HC,P,R,SP A

Washington Square Hotel (Waverly Pl/MacDougal) $$ C,F,HC A

Wyndham Garden Chinatown (Bowery/Canal St) $$$ C,F,HC,P A

14th–30th Streets, East & West (Chelsea, Flatiron District, Gramercy Park)

Broadway Plaza Hotel (Bway/27) $$ C,R A

Chelsea Pines Inn (14 St/8 Av) $$ C

Chelsea Savoy Hotel (23 St/7 Av) $ A

Clarion Hotel Park Avenue (Park Av So/29 St) $

Comfort Inn Chelsea (25/Bway) $ C

Courtyard by Marriott Manhattan Chelsea (30 St/7 Av) $$$ ADoubleTree by Hilton New York City–Chelsea

(29 St/6 Av) $$ C,HC,P A

Dream Downtown (16 St/9 Av) $$$ C A

Eventi, A Kimpton Hotel (6 Av/30 St) $$$$ C,F,HC,P,R AFairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott New York

Manhattan/Chelsea (28 St/6 Av) $$ HC A

Four Points by Sheraton Manhattan Chelsea (25 St/7 Av) $$ C,F,HC A

Gansevoort Park Avenue NYC (Park Ave So/29 St) $$$$ C,HC,P,R A

The GEM Hotel—Chelsea (22 St/8 Av) $ C,HC A

Hampton Inn Manhattan—Chelsea (24 St/6 Av) $$ C,F,HC,P A

Hilton Garden Inn New York/Chelsea (28 St/6 Av) $$ C,HC AHoliday Inn Express Manhattan/

Madison Square Garden Area/Chelsea (29 St/7 Av) $$ HC,P

Holiday Inn NYC—Manhattan 6th Avenue (26 St/6 Av) $$ C,HC,P A

Hotel Deauville (29/Park Av So) $ C

Hotel Indigo New York City—Chelsea (28 St/6 Av) $$$ C,HC,P A

King & Grove New York (29/Madison) $$ C,HC A

Park South Hotel (28/Lexington) $$ C,HC,K A

W New York—Union Square (Park Av So/17) $$$ C,HC,P,R A

Wyndham Garden Hotel Chelsea (24/Bway) $ C,HC A

31st–41st Streets, East & West (Penn Station, Port Authority, Empire State Building area)

Affinia Dumont (34/Lexington) $$ C,F,HC,K,P A

Affinia Manhattan (7 Av/31 St) $$ C,F,HC,K,P A

Affinia Shelburne (Lexington/37) $$$ C,HC,K,P A

Andaz 5th Avenue (5 Av/41 St) $$$ C,HC,K,P,R A

Bedford Hotel (40/Lexington) $$ C,F,K

Candlewood Suites Times Square (39 St/8 Av) $$ C,HC,K,P A

Comfort Inn Manhattan (35 St/5 Av) $$ A

Comfort Inn Times Square South (39 St/8 Av) $ C,P

Courtyard by Marriott Manhattan Times Square South (40 St/6 Av) $$ C,P A

Courtyard by Marriott Times Square West (37 St/8 Av) $$ C,HC ACourtyard New York Manhattan/Herald Square

(35 St/6 Av) $$$ C,HC ADoubleTree by Hilton New York City Times Square South

(36 St/8 Av) $$ C,HC,P,R A

Element New York Times Square West (39 St/8 Av) $$$ C,HC,K,P A

Fairfield Inn & Suites Midtown/Penn Station (33 St/8 Av) $$ C,HC A

Accommodations


Fairfield Inn & Suites New York Manhattan/Fifth Avenue (37 St/5 Av) $$$ C A

Fairfield Inn Times Square South (40 St/9 Av) $$ C,HC

Four Points by Sheraton Midtown Times Square (40 St/9 Av) $$ C,HC,R A

The GEM Hotel Hudson Yards/Midtown West (36/Dyer) $$ AHampton Inn Manhattan/Empire State Building

(35 St/6 Av) $$$ F,HC,P AHampton Inn Manhattan–Madison Square Garden Area

(31 St/6 Av) $$ C,HC,P AHampton Inn Manhattan/Times Square South

(39 St/8 Av) $$ C,HC,P A

Herald Square Hotel (31 St/5 Av) $ C

Holiday Inn Express Herald Square 36th Street (36 St/6 Av) $$ F,HC,P A

Holiday Inn Express Times Square (39 St/8 Av) $$ C,HC,P AHoliday Inn New York City Midtown 31st Street

(31 St/Bway) $$ C,F AHomewood Suites by Hilton/Midtown Manhattan

Times Square—South (37 St/8 Av) $$ C,HC,K,P A

Hotel Chandler (31 St/5 Av) $$$ C,HC A

Hotel Metro (35 St/5 Av) $$$ C,F,HC A

Hotel 373 Fifth Avenue (5 Av/35 St) $$ C A

The Hotel Wolcott (31 St/5 Av) $ C,F,HC

Hyatt Place New York/Midtown-South (36 St/6 Av) $$$ C A

Kitano New York (Park/38) $$$$ C,F A

The Marmara Park Avenue (32 St/Park Av) $$$$ C,HC,K,P

The New Yorker Hotel (8 Av/34 St) $$ C,F,HC,P ANew York’s Hotel Pennsylvania

(7 Av/32 St) $$ P AQuality Inn Midtown West/Convention Center

(36/Dyer) $ F A

Radisson Martinique on Broadway (32/Bway) $$ C,HC,P

Residence Inn Times Square (6 Av/39 St) $$$ C,HC,K,P ASpringHill Suites New York Midtown Manhattan/

Fifth Avenue (37 St/5 Av) $$$ AStaybridge Suites Times Square New York City

(40 St/9 Av) $ C,F,HC,K,P A

St. Giles Hotel New York—The Court (39/Lexington) $$ C,HC,P A

St. Giles Hotel New York—The Tuscany (39/Lexington) $$ C,HC,K,P

The Strand Hotel (37 St/5 Av) $$$ C,HC A

Tryp New York City–Times Square South (35 St/9 Av) $$ C,F A

Wingate by Wyndham Manhattan Midtown (35 St/7 Av) $$ F,HC A

42nd–59th Streets, Midtown East (Grand Central Terminal, United Nations)

AKA Sutton Place (56 St/2 Av) $$ C,HC,K,SP A

AKA United Nations (46 St/3 Av) $$$ C,HC,K A

The Benjamin (50/Lexington) $$$ C,HC,K,P,R A

Best Western Plus Hospitality House (49/Lexington) $$$ C,F,K

DoubleTree by Hilton Metropolitan–New York City (Lexington/51) $$ C,HC A

Fitzpatrick Manhattan Hotel (Lexington/56) $$ C,R A

Grand Hyatt New York (Park/42) $$$ C,HC A

Hampton Inn Manhattan/United Nations (43 St/2 Av) $ HC AHilton Garden Inn New York Manhattan Midtown East

(52 St/3 Av) $$ HC A

Accommodations


Hilton Manhattan East (42 St/2 Av) $$$ C,HC A

Hotel Boutique at Grand Central (Lexington/45) $ C,HC,K,R A

Hyatt 48 Lex (Lexington/48) $$$ C,HC,K A

InterContinental New York Barclay (48/Park) $$$ C,HC,K,P A

Kimberly Hotel (50/Lexington) $$$ C,HC,K A

New York Marriott East Side (Lexington/48) $$ C,HC A

The New York Palace (Madison/50) $$$$ C,HC,K,P,R A

Omni Berkshire Place (52/Madison) $$$ C,HC,P,R A

One UN New York (1 Av/44 St) $$$ C,F,HC,K,SP A

Renaissance New York Hotel 57 (57/Lexington) $$ C,HC,P A

Residence Inn Manhattan Midtown East (48/Lexington) $$$ C,K,P A

The Roosevelt Hotel New York (45/Madison) $$ C,HC A

The St. Regis New York (55 St/5 Av) $$$$$ C,HC,P,R A

Sutton Court Hotel Residences (57 St/1 Av) $$ HC,K,P

The Towers of the Waldorf Astoria (50/Park) $$$$$ C,HC,K,P,R A

The Waldorf Astoria New York (Park/50) $$ C,F,HC,K,P,R A

The Westin New York Grand Central (42 St/3 Av) $$ C,F,HC,P A

W New York (Lexington/49) $$$ C,HC,P,R A

Wyndham Midtown 45 (45 St/3 Av) $$$ C,F,HC,K,P,R A

Times Square & Environs (Theatre District, Hell’s Kitchen)

AKA Times Square (44 St/6 Av) $$$ C,HC,K

The Chatwal New York (44 St/Bway) $$$$$ C,F,HC,K,P,R,SP ACrowne Plaza Times Square Manhattan Hotel

(Bway/49) $$ C,F,HC,P A

Econo Lodge Times Square (47 St/8 Av) $ A

Hilton Times Square (42 St/8 Av) $$$ C,HC,P A

Hotel Edison (47 St/Bway) $$ C,HC

Hotel Mela (44 St/6 Av) $$ C,HC,P A

Hyatt Times Square (45 St/Broadway) $$$ C,HC A

InterContinental New York Times Square (44 St/8 Av) $$$ C,HC,P,R A

The Knickerbocker (42 St/Broadway) $$$$ C,HC,P,R A

The Manhattan at Times Square Hotel (7 Av/51 St) $$ C,HC,P,SP A

The Michelangelo (51 St/7 Av) $$$$ C,HC,R A

The Milford NYC (8 Av/45 St) $$ C,HC A

Millennium Broadway Hotel New York (44 St/6 Av) $$ C,HC,P A

The Muse Hotel (46 St/6 Av) $$$ C,HC,R A

New York Hilton Midtown (6 Av/53 St) $$$ C,F,HC,P A

New York Marriott Marquis (Bway/45) $$$ C,HC A

The Night (45 St/6 Av) $$ C

Night Hotel Times Square (47 St/7 Av) $$ C

Novotel New York Times Square (52/Bway) $$ C,HC,P A

Paramount Hotel New York (46/Bway) $$ C,HC,P A

Radio City Apartments (49 St/7 Av) $$ K

Renaissance New York Hotel Times Square (7 Av/47 St) $$$ C,HC,P,R A

Room Mate Grace (45 St/6 Av) $$ C,HC,SP A

Sanctuary Hotel New York (47 St/6 Av) $$$ C,P A

Sheraton New York Times Square Hotel (7 Av/53 St) $$$$ C,HC,P,R,SP A

The Time (49/Bway) $$ C,HC A

The Westin New York at Times Square (43 St/8 Av) $$$$ C,HC,P,R A

W New York—Times Square (Bway/47) $$$ C,HC,P,R A

Accommodations


42nd–59th Streets, Midtown West (Theatre District environs, Carnegie Hall, Rockefeller Center)

3 West Club (51 St/5 Av) $$ A

6 Columbus (8 Av/58 St) $$$$ C

AKA Central Park (58 St/5 Av) $$$ C,HC,K AAlgonquin Hotel Times Square, Autograph Collection

(44 St/6 Av) $$$ C,HC,P A

Cassa Hotel and Residences (45 St/6 Av) $$ C,HC,P

Chambers (56 St/5 Av) $$$ C,P A

Comfort Inn Midtown West (48 St/11 Av) $ A

Courtyard by Marriott Central Park (Broadway/54 St) $$$ C,HC,P A

Dream New York (55/Bway) $$ C,HC,P AHilton Garden Inn—Central Park South

(54 St/Broadway) $$ C,HC A

Holiday Inn Express Fifth Avenue (45 St/5 Av) $$ P

Holiday Inn Express Manhattan West Side (48 St/11 Av) $ HC A

The Hotel @ Times Square (46 St/6 Av) $ C,HC A

Hudson New York (58 St/9 Av) $$ C,F,HC,P A

The Iroquois New York (44 St/6 Av) $$$ C,R A

The Jewel Hotel (51 St/5 Av) $$ C,HC,K,R A

JW Marriott Essex House New York (59 St/7 Av) $$$$ C,HC,P,R A

Le Parker Meridien New York (56 St/6 Av) $$$ C,F,HC,P,R,SP A

The London NYC (54 St/7 Av) $$$ C,HC,P,R A

The Out NYC (42 St/10 Av) $$ C,HC A

Park Central New York (7 Av/55 St) $$ C,F,HC A

Park Lane Hotel New York (59 St/6 Av) $$$ C,F,HC,P APark Savoy Hotel (58 St/7 Av) $

The Peninsula New York Hotel (5 Av/55 St) $$$$$ C,F,HC,P,R,SP A

The Plaza Hotel (5 Av/58 St) $$$$$ C,HC,P,R A

The Quin (57 St/6 Av) $$$$ C,HC,R AResidence Inn by Marriott Central Park

(Broadway/54 St) $$$ C,HC,K,P AThe Ritz-Carlton New York, Central Park

(59 St/6 Av) $$$$$ C,F,HC,P,R A

Salisbury Hotel (57 St/6 Av) $ C,F,K A

The Shoreham Hotel (55 St/5 Av) $$ C,P,R A

Skyline Hotel (10 Av/49 St) $$ C,F,HC,P,SP A

Sofitel New York (44 St/5 Av) $$$$ C,F,HC,P,R A

Travel Inn Hotel (42 St/10 Av) $ HC,SP

Viceroy New York (57 St/6 Av) $$$$ C,HC,P,R,SP

Warwick New York Hotel (54 St/6 Av) $$$$ HC A

Washington Jefferson—WJ Hotel (51 St/8 Av) $ C,HC A

Wellington Hotel (7 Av/55 St) $$$ F,K

West 57th Street by Hilton Club (57 St/6 Av) $$$ C,HC A

Yotel Times Square West (10 Av/42 St) $$$ C,HC A

60th Street & Above, Upper East Side & Museum Mile

The Carlyle, A Rosewood Hotel (76/Madison) $$$$$ C,HC,K,P,R A

Hôtel Plaza Athénée New York (64/Madison) $$$$ C,HC,K,P,R A

Hotel Wales (Madison/92) $$$ C,HC,K,P

The Loews Regency Hotel (Park/61) $$$$ C,HC,K,P,R A

The Lowell New York (63/Madison) $$$$$ C,F,HC,K,P,R A

The Marmara Manhattan (94 St/2 Av) $$ C,HC,K,P A

Accommodations


The Pierre New York (61 St/5 Av) $$$$$ C,F,HC,K,P,R ASilver Suites Residences at Beekman Tower

(Mitchell Pl/1 Av) $$ C,HC,K,P

60th Street & Above, Upper West Side, Lincoln Center, Harlem

Aloft Harlem (8 Av/124 St) $$ C,HC,P A

Days Hotel Broadway (94/Bway) $ C,HC A

The Excelsior Hotel (81/Central Park West) $$ C,HC

Hostelling International—New York (Amsterdam/104) $ C,F,K A

Hotel Beacon (Bway/75) $$$ K A

Lucerne Hotel (79/Amsterdam) $$ C,HC,R A

Mandarin Oriental New York (Bway/8 Av) $$$$$ C,HC,P,R,SP A

NYLO New York City (Bway/77) $ C,P A

The Phillips Club at Lincoln Square (66/Amsterdam) $$$$$ C,K,P A

Trump International Hotel & Tower (CPW/Bway) $$$$$ C,F,HC,K,P,R,SP A

YMCA, Harlem Branch (135 St/7 Av) $ HC,SP A

The Bronx

Opera House Hotel (South Bronx—E 149 St/Brook Av) $ C,HC A

Brooklyn

Aloft New York Brooklyn (Downtown—Duffield/Willoughby) $ HC,P ABest Western Plus Arena Hotel

(Downtown—Atlantic/Nostrand) $$ HC A

Condor Hotel (Williamsburg—Franklin Av/Flushing Av) $ K AFairfield Inn & Suites New York Brooklyn

(Boerum Hill—3 Av/Douglass St.) $$ HC,P A

Holiday Inn Express Brooklyn (Park Slope—Union/3 Av) $ P AHoliday Inn Express Downtown Brooklyn

(Downtown—Butler/3 Av) $$ P A

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Hotel Indigo Brooklyn (Downtown—Duffield/Fulton) $$$ C A

Hotel Le Bleu (Park Slope—4 Av/5 St) $$$ A

Hotel Le Jolie (Williamsburg—Withers/Meecker) $$

New York Marriott at the Brooklyn Bridge (Brooklyn Heights—Adams/Willoughby) $$ C,HC,SP A

Nu Hotel—Brooklyn (Boerum Hill—Smith St/Atlantic Av) $$ C,HC,P ASheraton Brooklyn New York Hotel

(Downtown—Duffield/Fulton) $ HC,P,SP A

QueensClarion Hotel at LaGuardia Airport

(East Elmhurst—Ditmars/94 St) $ HC A

Comfort Inn & Suites Airport (Maspeth—Maurice/54 Av) $ F A

Comfort Inn Flushing (Flushing—37 Av/Prince) $ ACourtyard by Marriott New York LaGuardia

(East Elmhurst—Ditmars/90th St) $ HC,SP ACourtyard Marriott New York JFK Airport

(Jamaica—135 Av/143 St) $$ HC A

Crowne Plaza JFK Airport NYC (Jamaica—135 Av/140 St) $$ C,HC,R AFairfield Inn Marriott New York JFK Airport

(Jamaica—Rockaway Blvd/So Conduit Av) $ HC AFairfield Inn New York Long Island City/Manhattan View

(Long Island City—Van Dam/34 St) $ C,HC

Hilton Garden Inn Queens/JFK Airport (Jamaica—134 St/So Conduit Blvd) $ HC,SP

Holiday Inn Manhattan View—Long Island City (Long Island City—29 St/39 Av) $ C,F,HC A

Home2 Suites by Hilton Long Island City/Manhattan View (Long Island City—30 St/39 Av) $ HC,K,P A

Hotel de Point (Flushing—127 St/20 Av) $ HC,SP A

Howard Johnson Flushing (Flushing—38 Av/Main St) $ ANesva Hotel—New York City Vista

(Long Island City—29 St/39 Av) $$ C

New York LaGuardia Airport Marriott Hotel (East Elmhurst—Ditmars Blvd/102 St) $$ C,HC A

The Parc Hotel (Flushing—College Pt Blvd/Roosevelt Av) $$ C,HC,K,P ASpringHill Suites New York LaGuardia Airport

(North Corona—Northern Blvd/112 St) $ HC,K AWyndham Garden Long Island City/Manhattan View

(Long Island City—9 St/Vernon Blvd) $$ C A

Z NYC Hotel (Long Island City—43 Av/11 St) $$ C

Staten IslandComfort Inn Staten Island

(Travis—Wild Av/W Shore Expy Svc Rd) $ HC AHilton Garden Inn New York/Staten Island

(Bloomfield—South Av/Lois Ln) $ HC,P,SP AHoliday Inn Express—Staten Island

(Travis—Wild Av/W Shore Expy Svc Rd) $ HC A

CitywideEducational Housing Services $ HC,K

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Hotels, A to ZAlternative accommodations such as hostels and furnished apartments are listed at the end of this chapter.

3 West Club 3westclub.com 212 582 5454 | 3 W. 51st St. (Fifth Ave.), NYC 10019 This 1934 Art Deco landmark across from Rockefeller Center offers Old World amenities with modern business necessities, personal services and a restaurant. $$ A

6 Columbus sixtyhotels.com 212 204 3000, 877 6 COLUMBUS (626 5862) | 6 Columbus Circle (58th St. at Eighth Ave.), NYC 10019 Ideally located steps away from on Columbus Circle, Central Park, the Shops at Time Warner, Lincoln Center and other attractions in Midtown. $$$$

60 SoHo sixtyhotels.com 212 204 5000, 877 431 0400 | 60 Thompson St. (Broome–Spring Sts.), NYC 10012 Bohemian chic and modern sophistication coexist in SoHo, successfully blending big city style and upscale accommodations to stand as an inimitable hotel. $$$$ AB

Affinia Dumont affinia.com 212 481 7600, 866 AFFINIA (233 4642) | 150 E. 34th St. (Third–Lexington Aves.), NYC 10016 Contemporary style and a special focus on fitness with an expan-sive gym and full-service day spa. The spacious suites offer customized beds, executive workspace. $$ A

Affinia Manhattan affinia.com 212 563 1800, 866 AFFINIA (233 4642) | 371 Seventh Ave. (31st St.), NYC 10001 Contemporary design and unrivaled access to corporate offices, Madison Square Gardens, Fifth Avenue shopping and city attractions. Signature beds, executive workspace and premier technology. $$ AD

Affinia Shelburne affinia.com 212 689 5200, 866 AFFINIA (233 4642) | 303 Lexington Ave. (37th St.), NYC 10016 Urban retreat in the heart of NYC’s Murray Hill. Customize a stay at myaf-finia.com. Fully-renovated rooms and suites offer a fun getaway for all. $$$ AD

AKA Central Park stayaka.com 646 744 3100, 888 AKA 0150 (252 0150) 42 W. 58th St. (Fifth–Sixth Aves.), NYC 10019 Luxury furnished residences with hotel-style amenities, ideal for stays of a week or longer. $$$ A

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AKA Sutton Place stayaka.com 212 752 8888, 888 AKA 0140 (252 0140) | 330 E. 56th St. (First–Second Aves.), NYC 10022 Luxury furnished resi-dences with hotel-style amenities, for stays of 30 days or longer. $$$ A

AKA Times Square stayaka.com 212 764 5700, 888 AKA 0130 (252 0130) | 123 W. 44th St. (Sixth Ave.–Broadway), NYC 10036 Luxury serviced resi-dences with hotel-style amenities, ideal for stays of a week or longer. $$$

AKA United Nations stayaka.com 646 291 4200, 888 AKA 0120 (252 0120) | 234 E. 46th St. (Second–Third Aves.), NYC 10017 Luxury serviced resi-dences with hotel-style amenities, ideal for stays of a month or longer. $$ A

Algonquin Hotel Times Square, Autograph Collection algonquin hotel.com 212 840 6800, 888 304 2047 | 59 W. 44th St. (Fifth–Sixth Aves.), NYC 10036 In the heart of Midtown Manhattan. Provides guests with a convenient location for theater, shopping, meetings and social func-tions. $$$ A

Aloft Harlem aloftharlem.com 212 749 4000, 866 961 2995 | 2296 Frederick Douglass Blvd. (123rd–124th Sts.), NYC 10027 Bold new hotel in Harlem featuring loft-inspired design and surrounded by urban energy. Near Apolllo Theater, Columbia University. Hip bar, 24/7 pantry and lounge. $$ A

Aloft New York Brooklyn aloftnew yorkbrooklyn.com 718 256 3833 216 Duffield St. (Fulton–Willoughby Sts.), Brooklyn 11201 Meet friends at W XYZ bar, grab a snack from Re:fuel by Aloft or the 24/7 pantry, and enjoy the Re:mix lounge. Complimentary hotel-wide wired and WiFi access. $ ABC

Andaz 5th Avenue 5thavenue .andaz.com 212 601 1234, 877 875 5036 | 485 Fifth Ave. (41st St.), NYC 10017 New upscale hotel in the fash-ionable Bryant Park area across from the iconic New York Public Library. Distinctive, yet historic design elements and vibrant setting. $$$ AB

Andaz Wall Street andazwallstreet .com 212 590 1234, 888 591 1234 | 75 Wall St. (Water St.), NYC 10005 Andaz, Hyatt’s newest brand on Wall Street, features 253 rooms (from 345sf), restaurant, bar, gym and spa. Complimentary amenities include Internet, local calls, non-alcoholic minibar. $$$ ABCD

Bedford Hotel bedfordhotel.com 212 697 4800, 800 221 6881 | 118 E. 40th St. (Lexington–Park Aves.), NYC 10016 European-style Midtown hotel. Charming, convenient and affordable. Great location, near UN, Empire State Building, Grand Central Terminal, shopping, theaters. Spacious rooms and suites, most with kitchenette. $$

The Benjamin thebenjamin.com 212 715 2500, 888 4 BENJAMIN (423 6526) | 125 E. 50th St. (Lexington Ave.), NYC 10022 True luxury and supreme comfort in an intimate, sophisticated setting featuring renowned sleep amenities. $$$ A

Best Western Plus Arena Hotel arenahotelnyc.com 718 604 7300, 888 285 9820 | 1324 Atlantic Ave. (Bedford Ave.), Brooklyn 11216 Boutique elements at a value. Combines modern conveniences with an engaging service style. Free break-fast, parking and high-speed Internet access. Walk to subway. $$ ABD

Best Western Plus Hospitality House hospitalityhouseny.com 212 753 8781, 888 BWHOUSE (294 6873) | 145 E. 49th St. (Third–Lexington Aves.), NYC 10017 All-suite apartment style hotel. Large living room, full kitchen, dining room, one/two bedrooms. Great location. Haven of peace, warmth, privacy. Complimentary breakfast and free WiFi. $$$

Best Western Seaport Inn Downtown seaportinn.com 212 766 6600, 800 HOTEL NY (468 3569) | 33 Peck Slip (Front St.), NYC 10038 Landmark hotel featuring country-style rooms. Jacuzzi or terrace avail-able. Free wireless Internet, movies and games, hairdryer, refrigerator, coffeemaker. Free continental break-fast, fresh cookies in afternoon. $$ AD

Broadway Plaza Hotel broadway plazahotel.com 212 679 7665, 877 50 HOTEL (504 6835) | 1155 Broadway (27th St.), NYC 10001 Intimate boutique hotel with oversized guest rooms fea-turing artwork by Picasso and Miro and brand new cherry wood furniture. Continental breakfast provided. Recently renovated. $$ A

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Candlewood Suites Times Square candlewoodnyc.com 212 967 2254 339 W. 39th St. (Eighth–Ninth Aves.), NYC 10018 New all-suite hotel in Times Square ideal for extended stay business and leisure. Full kitchen facilities in all suites. Onsite fitness room and business center. $$ A

The Carlyle, A Rosewood Hotel thecarlyle.com 212 744 1600, 800 227 5737 | 35 E. 76th St. (Madison Ave.), NYC 10021 This Manhattan landmark epitomizes a sophisticated and glam-orous New York experience, providing a haven of luxury and quiet on the Upper East Side. $$$$$ ABE

Cassa Hotel and Residences cassahotelny.com 212 302 8700, 866 53 CASSA | 70 W. 45th St. (Fifth–Sixth Aves.), NYC 10036 This boutique hotel offers sophisticated style and quiet indulgence with 165 elegantly designed rooms in the heart of Midtown. $$

Chambers chambershotel.com 212 974 5656, 866 204 5656 | 15 W. 56th St. (Fifth–Sixth Aves.), NYC 10019 Located just off Fifth Avenue in Midtown Manhattan’s Fashion District. This modern hotel offers an indulging experience to raise the hotel life to an art form. $$$ ABC

The Chatwal New York thechatwalny.com 212 764 6200, 888 5 CHATWAL (524 2892) | 130 W. 44th St. (Sixth Ave.–Broadway), NYC 10036 With an alluring blend of traditional glamor and contemporary luxury, this Theater District hotel is Manhattan’s newest luxury property. Pet friendly. $$$$$ ABC

Chelsea Pines Inn chelseapines inn.com 212 929 1023, 888 546 2700 317 W. 14th St. (Eighth–Ninth Aves.), NYC 10014 Guesthouse borders NYC’s hottest neighborhoods: Chelsea and Meatpacking District. LGBT-owned/operated and welcomes all. NY Times cites novelty, coziness and price: “...hard to beat.” $$

Chelsea Savoy Hotel chelsea savoy.com 212 929 9353, 866 929 9353 | 204 W. 23rd St. (Seventh Ave.), NYC 10011 Located in Manhattan’s artistic Chelsea area. Walking distance to Flatiron District, Fifth Avenue shopping, Greenwich Village and galleries. Easy distance to Midtown, Theatre District and museums. $ A See Ad Index on pg. 240 for online info and ad page. See coupon in back of book.

Clarion Hotel at LaGuardia Airport newyorkclarion.com 718 335 1200, 866 876 2105 | 94-00 Ditmars Blvd. (94th St.), Queens 11369 Across from LaGuardia Airport, featuring complimentary continental breakfast and airport shuttle and parking. $ AD

Clarion Hotel Park Avenue clarionhotelny.com 212 532 4860, 800 258 4290 | 429 Park Ave. South (29th–30th Sts.), NYC 10016 Located in Murray Hill, near Empire State Building. Complimentary newspaper, laundry, two-line telephone, dataport, cable TV, safe deposit box. Discount valet parking. $

Comfort Inn & Suites Airport comfortinn.com 718 457 5555, 800 228 5150 | 60-30 Maurice Ave. (54th Ave.), Queens 11378 This hotel is located a mile and a half from Manhattan, two miles from LaGuardia. Suites and Jacuzzi rooms. Refrigerator, hairdryer, iron, airport shuttle and free parking. $ A

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Comfort Inn Chelsea comfortinn .com 212 645 3990 | 18 W. 25th St. (Broadway–Sixth Ave.), NYC 10010 Close to Macy’s, Empire State Building, Madison Square Garden, Penn and PATH stations. Restaurant, free continental breakfast and high-speed/WiFi Internet. $ See Ad Index on pg. 240 for online info. See coupon in back of book.

Comfort Inn Flushing comfortinn .com 718 939 5000, 866 939 5100 133-43 37th Ave. (Prince St.), Queens 11354 Two miles from LaGuardia Airport. Convenient to USTA Billie Jean King Tennis Center and Citi Field and only three blocks from the express subway to Manhattan. $ A

Comfort Inn Manhattan comfort innmanhattan.com 212 947 0200, 800 228 5150 | 42 W. 35th St. (Fifth–Sixth Aves.), NYC 10001 Affordable New York elegance and charm coupled with European intimacy. Convenient Midtown location, near Macy’s and Empire State Building. Complimentary deluxe continental breakfast. Free WiFi. $$ A

Comfort Inn Midtown West comfortinnmw.com 212 586 0400, 877 424 6423 | 548 W. 48th St. (Tenth–Eleventh Aves.), NYC 10036 Located in the Hell’s Kitchen neighborhood in Midtown, near Times Square, Broadway theaters, and Jacob Javits Convention Center. Includes compli-mentary hot breakfast and WiFi. $ AC

Comfort Inn Staten Island comfortinnstatenisland.com 718 370 8555, 800 424 6423 | 310 Wild Ave. (West Shore Expwy.), Staten Island 10314 Select service hotel located in a residential area offers affordable rates. Free shuttle service to the Staten Island Ferry. $ ABCD

Comfort Inn Times Square South comfortnyc.com 212 268 3040 305 W. 39th St. (Eighth Ave.), NYC 10018 Located in Times Square South. Complimentary continental breakfast and WiFi. Walking distance to Javits Center, Times Square, Broadway Theatre District, Empire State Building. $ See Ad Index on pg. 240 for online info and ad page.

Condor Hotel condorny.com 718 526 6367 | 56 Franklin Ave. (Park–Flushing Aves.), Williamsburg, Brooklyn 11205 Trendy Williamsburg boutique hotel with kitchenettes, patios and balconies. WiFi and Continental breakfast included. Enjoy a serene oasis after a day out on the town. $ AB

Conrad New York conradnew york.com 212 945 0100 | 102 North End Ave. (Vesey–Murray Sts.), NYC 10282 This contemporary all-suite luxury hotel offers views of the Hudson River, upscale dining and beverage outlets, oversized guest suites and a convenient location. $$$$ A

Cosmopolitan Hotel–TriBeCa cosmohotel.com 212 566 1900, 888 895 9400 | 95 West Broadway (Chambers St.), NYC 10007 Hotel cen-trally located in the TriBeCa area. Easily accessible public transporta-tion to all Midtown attractions. $$$

Courtyard by Marriott Central Park marriott.com/nycpk 212 324 3773, 888 236 2427 | 1717 Broadway (54th St.), NYC 10019 Newly constructed skyscraper located in Midtown, just steps from Central Park and Times Square. Floor-to-ceiling windows provide amazing views. Concierge, health club, WiFi. $$$ ABCD

Courtyard by Marriott Manhattan Chelsea marriott.com/nycce 212 967 6000 | 135 W. 30th St. (Sixth–Seventh Aves.), NYC 10001 Brand new and custom designed hotel with single kings or two double beds. Complimentary high-speed Internet access, comfortable sitting area, indi-vidual climate control. $$$ ABC

Courtyard by Marriott Manhattan Times Square South marriott .com/nycmd 212 391 0088 | 114 W. 40th St. (Sixth Ave.–Broadway), NYC 10018 Redesigned and newly reno-vated guest rooms with single kings or two double beds, mini refrigera-tors, plush bedding package and custom designed work desk and space. $$ ABC

Courtyard by Marriott New York LaGuardia courtyard.com/lgaca 718 446 4800, 888 850 6354 | 90-10 Ditmars Blvd. (90th–92nd Sts.), Queens 11369 Tastefully decorated guest rooms appeal to business profession-als, families alike. Seasonal outdoor pool/sundeck. Complimentary 24-hour LaGuardia shuttle. Flat panel TVs, wired/WiFi Internet. $ AD

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Courtyard by Marriott New York Manhattan/SoHo courtyardsoho .com 212 414 8282, 800 321 2211 181 Varick St. (Charlton–King Sts.), NYC 10014 Contemporary hotel steps from SoHo and Greenwich Village. Subway one block for easy access to NYC attractions. Select rooms offer skyline views. Restaurant and fitness center. $$ ABCD

Courtyard by Marriott Times Square West marriott.com/nycet 212 912 0009 | 307 W. 37th St. (Eighth–Ninth Aves.), NYC 10018 Brand-new and custom-designed hotel offering king and double queen guestrooms with a state-of-the-art fitness center and free Internet access. $$ ABC

Courtyard Marriott New York JFK Airport marriott.com/NYCJF 718 848 2121, 800 321 2211 | 145-11 N. Conduit Ave. (Inwood St.–135th Ave.), Queens 11436 Located near Queens, Brooklyn and Nassau County business districts and attractions. The AirTrain link whisks you to Manhattan in 35 minutes. $$ A

Courtyard New York Manhattan/Herald Square marriott.com /nycms 212 239 4569 | 71 W. 35th St. (Sixth Ave.), NYC 10001 Brand-new, custom designed hotel with single kings or two double beds. Complimentary high-speed Internet access, comfortable sitting area, indi-vidual climate control. $$$ ABC

Crosby Street Hotel crosbystreet hotel.com 212 226 6400 | 79 Crosby St. (Spring–Prince Sts.), NYC 10012 A luxurious boutique hotel in SoHo with interiors by Kit Kemp, individually designed rooms and suites, uninter-rupted views of Manhattan and a Gold LEED certification. $$$$ AB

Crowne Plaza JFK Airport NYC cpjfkairport.com 718 530 1160, 800 HOLIDAY (465 4329) | 138-10 135th Ave. (140th St.—Van Wyck Expwy. service road), Jamaica, Queens 11436 Newly open, with the comforts of home, located just outside JFK Airport. Complimentary airport shuttle and WiFi, onsite restaurant, meeting space, fitness and business centers. Concierge, 24-hour room service. $$ ABCD

Crowne Plaza Times Square Manhattan Hotel manhattan .crowneplaza.com 212 977 4000, 800 243 6969 | 1605 Broadway (48th–49th Sts.), NYC 10019 Totally reinvented hotel in Times Square on Broadway. Walk to Broadway shows, Fifth Avenue shops, Central Park and many other popular city sites/attractions. $$ A

Days Hotel Broadway bestny hotels.com 212 866 6400, 800 834 2972 | 215 W. 94th St. (Broadway), NYC 10025 Comfortable hotel on Manhattan’s Upper West Side with 230 spacious rooms. Friendly, atten-tive staff. Coffeemaker in room. $ A

DoubleTree by Hilton Metropolitan– New York City metropolitannew yorkcity.doubletree.com 212 752 7000, fax 212 358 6311 | 569 Lexington Ave. (51st St.), NYC 10022 Modern, landmark hotel that just completed $25 million guestroom renovation. Restaurant, lounge, fitness center, business center. Walking distance to museums, shopping, Times Square and more. $$ ABCDE

DoubleTree by Hilton New York City–Chelsea newyorkcitychelsea .doubletree.com 212 564 0994 | 128 W. 29th St. (Sixth–Seventh Aves.), NYC 10001 A warm, comfortable, friendly and affordable option in the heart of NYC, convenient to transportation, endless entertainment and busi-nesses for guests’ every need. $$ A

DoubleTree by Hilton New York City—Financial District newyork cityfinancialdistrict.doubletree.com 212 480 9100 | 8 Stone St. (Broad way), NYC 10004 Hotel located in the Financial District, with 399 guest rooms and full service restaurant and lounge. $$ A

DoubleTree by Hilton New York City Times Square South nytimessquaresouth.doubletree .com 212 542 8990, fax 212 542 8999 341 W. 36th St. (Eighth–Ninth Aves.), NYC 10018 Full-service hotel with health and meeting facilities, close to Times Square theaters, Javits Center, Empire State, MSG, Macy’s, Rockefeller Center, Radio City, Central Park. $$ A

Dream Downtown dreamdown town.com 212 229 2559 | 355 W. 16th St. (Eighth–Ninth Aves.), NYC 10011 Urban escape with cosmopolitan glamour offering loft-inspired guest-rooms and suites. Dynamic mix of dining and nightlife including poolside bar and beach club and rooftop lounge. $$$ AB

Dream New York dreamny.com 212 247 2000, 866 437 3266, 866 437 3266 | 210 W. 55th St. (Seventh Ave.–Broadway), NYC 10019 Guests can experience modern luxury and enjoy the hotel’s Serafina restaurant, Ava Lounge and The Bar lobby bar. $$ A

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Duane Street Hotel duanestreet hotel.com 212 964 4600 | 130 Duane St. (Church St.), NYC 10013 Luxury boutique hotel in fashionable TriBeCa. The architecture and interior boast an upscale urban design, but the atmo-sphere is that of an intimate neighbor-hood haven. $$$ A

Econo Lodge Times Square econolodgetimessquare.com 212 246 1991, 800 4 CHOICE (424 6423) 302 W. 47th St. (Eighth Ave.), NYC 10036 Located in the heart of Times Square and the Theatre District, close to the Empire State Building, Javits Convention Center, Madison Square Garden, Rockefeller Center. Guest-use email/copy/fax, 24-hour coffee. $ A

Element New York Times Square West elementtimessquare.com 646 571 2232, 800 ELEMENT | 311 W. 39th St. (Eighth–Ninth Aves.), NYC 10018 Hotel is designed with open-flow guest rooms and amenities include complimentary breakfast and free hi-speed Internet. Rooftop obser-vation deck. $$$ ABDE

Eventi, A Kimpton Hotel eventi hotel.com 212 564 4567, 800 546 7866 | 851 Sixth Ave. (29th–30th Sts.), NYC 10001 New hotel brings lively personality to North Chelsea. Offers business and leisure guests 292 rooms, indoor/outdoor meeting space and Kimpton’s signature services and amenities. $$$$ ABC

The Excelsior Hotel excelsiorhotel ny.com 212 362 9200, 800 368 4575 45 W. 81st St. (Central Park West–Columbus Ave.), NYC 10024 European-style boutique luxury hotel in a fash-ionable neighborhood on Manhattan’s Upper West Side. All rooms include in-room deluxe amenities. $$ See Ad Index on pg. 240 for online info.

Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott New York Manhattan/Chelsea fairfieldinn.com/nyctw 212 206 0998, 866 754 2959 | 116 W. 28th St. (Sixth–Seventh Aves.), NYC 10001 Newly opened hotel in Chelsea. Signature style surrounded by the city’s premier cultural society and minutes away from Madison Square

Garden and Penn Station. $$ ABCD

Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott New York Manhattan/Downtown marriott.com/nycfm 212 227 0709 95 Henry St. (Pike St.), NYC 10002 Modern take on the Fairfield Inn brand, with cultural influences of the surrounding neighborhood, provides every traveler’s essential needs while they’re away from home. $$ ABCD

Fairfield Inn & Suites Midtown/Penn Station marriott.com/nycps 212 563 0900 | 325 W. 33rd St. (Eighth–Ninth Aves.), NYC 10001 Exceptional value for comfort and affordability. Features include rooftop bar, fitness center, free Internet and complimen-tary breakfast. Near Penn Station and Madison Square Garden. $$ ABC

Fairfield Inn & Suites New York Brooklyn fairfieldinnbrooklyn.com 718 522 4000, 800 228 2800 | 181 Third Ave. (Douglass–Butler Sts.), Brooklyn 11217 Eco-friendly hotel with modern amenities, encircled by an array of restaurants, museums, nightlife and sporting venues. Ten minutes from Manhattan. Complimentary breakfast; WiFi. $$ ABCD

Fairfield Inn & Suites New York Manhattan/Fifth Avenue fairfield innmidtownnyc.com 212 730 6660 21 W. 37th St. (Fifth–Sixth Aves.), NYC 10018 Newly opened on Fifth Avenue near shopping, Broadway, Empire State Building and more. Superior value for both business and leisure travelers. Complimentary breakfast and WiFi. $$$ ABC

Fairfield Inn Marriott New York JFK Airport marriott.com/ispjj 718 977 3300, groups x6 | 156-08 Rockaway Blvd. (S. Conduit Ave. & 156th St.), Queens 11434 Welcomes guests to a smoke-free property at JFK Airport. $ AD

Fairfield Inn New York Long Island City/Manhattan View marriott.com/nycfq 718 389 7700 52-34 Van Dam St. (34th St.), Long Island City, Queens 11101 Enjoy afford-able luxury in Long Island City. Offers free breakfast and Internet, plus a wide variety of inclusive amenities. $

Fairfield Inn Times Square South fairfieldinntimessquare.com 212 967 9494, 800 228 2800 | 330 W. 40th St. (Eighth–Ninth Aves.), NYC 10018 Two blocks from the heart of Times Square. Complimentary breakfast, fitness room, boutique style. Close to restaurants and shopping; also just a subway to museums. $$

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Fitzpatrick Manhattan Hotel fitzpatrickhotels.com/newyork 212 355 0100, 800 367 7701 | 687 Lexington Ave. (56th–57th Sts.), NYC 10022 An intimate boutique-style hotel that offers highly personalized services, stylish rooms and suites and warm, friendly hospitality with an Irish accent. The Fitz bar/restaurant. $$ A

Four Points by Sheraton Manhattan Chelsea fourpoints.com /manhattanchelsea 212 627 1888, 866 837 4258 | 160 W. 25th St. (Sixth–Seventh Aves.), NYC 10001 Industrial chic hotel in the fashionable, eclectic Chelsea district. Quiet and unpreten-tious. $$ A

Four Points by Sheraton Manhattan SoHo Village fourpointssohonyc.com 212 229 9988, 877 SOHO 4 YOU (764 6496) | 66 Charlton St. (Varick–Hudson Sts.), NYC 10014 Boutique hotel in SoHo with a national brand. The hotel features 150 guest rooms with contemporary design, a restaurant, lounge, fitness room and business center. $$$ ABCD

Four Points by Sheraton Midtown Times Square fourpoints.com /midtowntimessquare 212 967 8585, 800 368 7764 | 326 W. 40th St. (Eighth–Ninth Aves.), NYC 10018 Located in the heart of Midtown, walking distance to Times Square, Broadway theatres and all major NYC tourist attractions. Ideal for leisure and business travel. $$ ABCD

Gansevoort Meatpacking NYC hotelgansevoort.com 212 206 6700, 877 426 7386 | 18 Ninth Ave. (13th St.), NYC 10014 First luxury full-service urban resort in the Meatpacking District. Spacious guest rooms, many with Hudson River views and step-out balconies. $$$ AC

Gansevoort Park Avenue NYC gansevoortpark.com 212 317 2900 420 Park Ave. South (29th St.), NYC 10016 Downtown cool meets uptown classic in this beautifully designed new building with chic modern interiors and a three story atrium lobby. $$$$ AC

The GEM Hotel—Chelsea thegemhotel.com 212 675 1911 | 300 W. 22nd St. (Eighth Ave.), NYC 10011 Neighborhood boutique. All rooms include iPod docking station, cordless telephone, complimentary WiFi and bottled water. Hotel also has roof deck, business and fitness center. $ A See Ad Index on pg. 240 for online info and ad page.

The GEM Hotel Hudson Yards/Midtown West thegemhotel.com 212 967 7206 | 449 W. 36th St. (Dyer–Tenth Aves.), NYC 10018 Neighborhood boutique hotel located three blocks from the Javits Center. All rooms include iPod docking stations and free WiFi. Convenient to all NYC attractions. $$ A See Ad Index on pg. 240 for online info and ad page.

The GEM Hotel SoHo thegem hotel.com 212 358 8844 | 135 E. Houston St. (Eldridge–Forsyth Sts.), NYC 10002 Neighborhood boutique hotel located in SoHo/Lower East Side. All rooms include cordless phone, iPod docking station and free WiFi. Ask about GEMwalk—compli-mentary iPod walking tours. $ AD See Ad Index on pg. 240 for online info and ad page.

Gild Hall—A Thompson Hotel thompsonhotels.com 212 232 7700, 800 268 0700 | 15 Gold St. (Platt St.), NYC 10038 The hotel features 126 rich, cosmopolitan rooms and suites crafted with European sensibility and American contemporary style. Also: library lounge and modern English tavern. $$$ AC

Grand Hyatt New York grandnew york.hyatt.com 212 883 1234, 800 233 1234 | Park Ave. at Grand Central Terminal (42nd St.), NYC 10017 Newly renovated and refined Park Avenue landmark-area hotel connected to Grand Central Terminal. An ideal location for exquisite dining, world-class shopping and entertainment. $$$ ADE

Hampton Inn Manhattan—Chelsea hamptoninn.com 212 414 1000 | 108 W. 24th St. (Sixth–Seventh Aves.), NYC 10011 Signature architec-tural style, modern decor, high-tech amenities. Surrounded by premier cultural, retail and sightseeing attrac-tions; easy access to Midtown and Financial District. $$ A

Hampton Inn Manhattan/Downtown—Financial District hamptoninnfinancial.com 212 480 3500, 888 370 0981 | 32 Pearl St. (Broad–Moore Sts.), NYC 10004 Located in Lower Manhattan, this Financial District hotel combines historic charm with modern conve-nience. Enjoy proximity to Wall Street and the world’s largest business headquarters. $$ ABCD

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Hampton Inn Manhattan/Empire State Building manhattanempire statebuilding.hamptoninn.com 212 564 3688 | 59 W. 35th St. (Fifth–Sixth Aves.), NYC 10001 This 146-room hotel is located across from Macy’s Herald Square. Convenient for business or leisure travel. Complimentary hot/cold breakfast, free high-speed Internet. Pet friendly. $$$ A

Hampton Inn Manhattan–Madison Square Garden Area hamptoninn.com 212 947 9700, 800 HAMPTON (426 7866) | 116 W. 31st St. (Sixth–Seventh Aves.), NYC 10001 Deluxe accommodations suited to one’s every need. Hotel features beautifully designed rooms with high-end interiors, relaxing lobby and quiet garden terrace. $$ A

Hampton Inn Manhattan—Seaport–Financial District hamptoninn.com 212 571 4400, 800 HAMPTON (426 7866) 320 Pearl St. (Peck Slip), NYC 10038 Located in the heart of Manhattan’s Financial District, this boutique-style hotel is surrounded by fine dining, shopping and tourist attractions. $$ A

Hampton Inn Manhattan—SoHo hamptoninn.com 212 226 6288 | 54 Watts St. (Sixth Ave.–Varick St.), NYC 10013 Located in vibrant SoHo neighborhood, walking distance to restaurants, shopping, nightlife. Complimentary hot and cold break-fast bar, fitness center, business center, free high-speed Internet. $$ ABCD

Hampton Inn Manhattan/Times Square South hamptonnyc.com 212 967 2344 | 337 W. 39th St. (Eighth–Ninth Aves.), NYC 10018 Newly opened in Times Square area with easy access to business districts, attractions and more. Complimentary features include continental breakfast, fitness room and business center. $$ ABC

Hampton Inn Manhattan/United Nations hampton.com 212 897 3385, 800 HAMPTON (426 7866) 231-233 E. 43rd St. (Second–Third Aves.), NYC 10017 Newly built 148-room hotel within blocks of the United Nations. Convenient for business or leisure travel. Complimentary hot/cold breakfast, free high-speed Internet. $ ABCD

Herald Square Hotel heraldsquare hotel.com 212 279 4017, 800 727 1888 19 W. 31st St. (Fifth Ave.–Broadway), NYC 10001 Former home (1893) of original Life magazine and Charles Dana Gibson of the “Gibson Girl.” Ideal for budget-minded visitors. Near Empire State Building, Madison Square Garden and Macy’s. $

Hilton Garden Inn—Central Park South newyorkcentralparksouth midtownwest.hgi.com 212 253 6000 237 W. 54th St. (Broadway–Eighth Ave.), NYC 10019 The largest Hilton Garden Inn in the United States is near Central Park, and features Empire Steakhouse, 401 rooms, two event rooms and free WiFi. $$ A

Hilton Garden Inn New York/Chelsea chelsea.hgi.com 212 564 2181, 866 430 9291 | 121 W. 28th St. (Sixth–Seventh Aves.), NYC 10001 Immaculate 169-room hotel perfect for corporate and leisure visitors. Centrally located near shopping, entertainment and most Midtown companies. $$ ABCD

Hilton Garden Inn New York City/Tribeca tribeca.hgi.com 212 966 4091 | 6 York St. (Sixth Ave.), NYC 10013 Just steps from Chinatown and moments from Little Italy, the Hilton Garden Inn Tribeca offers an out-standing range of services and ame-nities. $$$ ABCD

Hilton Garden Inn New York Manhattan Midtown East hgimidtowneast.com 212 515 5000 210 E. 52nd St. (Second–Third Aves.), NYC 10022 Set in a neighborhood known for iconic landmarks and res-taurants. Business travelers and tourists will find this hotel conveniently located near popular destinations. $$ AB

Hilton Garden Inn New York/Staten Island hiltongardeninn.com 718 477 2400 | 1100 South Ave. (Glen St. near I-278, Rte. 440), Staten Island 10314 Ten minutes from Newark, 25 from Manhattan. Lorenzo’s Restaurant, Bar and Cabaret features world-class dining and Tony Award-winning cabaret performers. Live jazz in Lobby Lounge. Offers 198 guest rooms and suites with dataports. $ AD

Hilton Garden Inn Queens/JFK Airport queensjfkairport.gardeninn .com 718 322 4448 | 148-18 134th St. (149th–S. Conduit Aves.), Queens 11430 Within reach of JFK Airport. Guest rooms feature large work desk, complimentary high-speed Internet, microwave and refrigerators. Airport shuttle. $

Hilton Manhattan East manhattan east.hilton.com 212 986 8800, 877 883 6769 | 304 E. 42nd St. (First–Second Aves.), NYC 10017 A timeless NYC boutique hotel offering stylish accommodations and modern ameni-ties. This new “gem” is conveniently situated on 42nd St. in East Midtown Manhattan. $$$ ABCDE

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Hilton Times Square timessquare .hilton.com 212 840 8222 | 234 W. 42nd St. (Seventh–Eighth Aves.), NYC 10036 Modern, boutique-style hotel built in 2000, with 460 oversized guestrooms on 42nd Street. Onsite restaurant, lobby bar overlook Times Square. Fitness center, business center. $$$ ABCDE

Holiday Inn Express Brooklyn hiexpress.com 718 797 1133 | 625 Union St. (Third–Fourth Aves.), Brooklyn 11232 Near the trendy Park Slope area of Brooklyn. Half-block to subway to Manhattan. Local calls. $ A

Holiday Inn Express Downtown Brooklyn expressbrooklyn.com 718 855 9600 | 279 Butler St. (Second–Third Aves.), Brooklyn 11217 Hotel con-veniently located near Brooklyn’s trendy Park Slope neighborhood. Easy access to Manhattan and subway station. Pet-friendly. $$ A

Holiday Inn Express Fifth Avenue expressfifth.com 212 302 9088 15 W. 45th St. (Fifth–Sixth Aves.), NYC 10036 Mid-scale hotel near attractions and sightseeing. Free local calls and wireless digital cable TV/HBO. $$ BC

Holiday Inn Express Herald Square 36th Street hiexpress.com 212 897 3388, 877 834 3613 | 60 W. 36th St. (Fifth–Sixth Aves.), NYC 10018 Newly opened in Herald Square area, provides comfort and value for leisure and business travelers. Complimentary features include hot continental breakfast, high-speed Internet access. $$ AC

Holiday Inn Express Manhattan/Madison Square Garden Area/Chelsea hiexpress.com 212 695 7200, 800 315 2621 | 232 W. 29th St. (Seventh–Eighth Aves.), NYC 10001 Accommodations suited to one’s every need. Features beautifully designed rooms with high-end interi-ors, relaxing lobby and a quiet garden terrace. $$

Holiday Inn Express Manhattan West Side hiexnewyork.com 212 582 0692, 888 465 4329 | 538 W. 48th St. (Tenth–Eleventh Aves.), NYC 10036 New hotel in Hell’s Kitchen neighbor-hood, near Times Square, Manhattan Cruise Terminal, Chelsea Piers. Free breakfast, free WiFi, 24-hour fitness center and business center. $ ABC

Holiday Inn Express New York City—Wall Street hiexpress.com 212 747 9222, 888 HOLIDAY (465 4329) 126 Water St. (Pine St.), NYC 10005 Whether travelers are in town on business or for a New York City vacation, this hotel’s location in Lower Manhattan is convenient for all. $$ ABCD

Holiday Inn Express—Staten Island hiexpress.com/hotels/us/en /staten-island/nycst/hoteldetail 718 370 8777, 800 315 2621 | 300 Wild Ave. (West Shore Expwy.), Staten Island 10314 Affordable rates at a select service hotel. Complimentary hot breakfast buffet. Complimentary WiFi, free shuttle service to and from the Staten Island Ferry. $ ABCD

Holiday Inn Express Times Square hiexnyc.com 212 239 1222 343 W. 39th St. (Eighth–Ninth Aves.), NYC 10018 Hotel in Times Square area provides comfort and value for leisure and business travelers. Complimentary features include continental breakfast and high-speed Internet access. $$ A

Holiday Inn Lower East Side holidayinn.com 212 475 2500, 877 859 5095 | 150 Delancey St. (Suffolk St.), NYC 10002 Recently opened Lower East Side hotel, convenient and com-fortable with modern amenities to work and relax, features 132 rooms, full res-taurant, gym and kiosk store. $$ A

Holiday Inn Manhattan View—Long Island City holidayinnmanhattan view.com 718 707 3700, 877 410 6667 39-05 29th St. (39th Ave.), Long Island City, Queens 11101 This modern high-rise hotel close to Manhattan features fitness center, Brazilian restaurant and lobby bar/lounge. Complimentary high-speed Internet and MP3 docking stations. $ ABD

Holiday Inn New York City Midtown 31st Street holidayinnmidtownnyc .com 212 695 7401 | 30 W. 31st St. (Fifth Ave.–Broadway), NYC 10001 Surrounded by Macy’s, Penn Station, Madison Square Garden and major corporations. Seasonal rooftop bar with Empire State Building views. Complimentary Wi-Fi throughout. $$ AD

Holiday Inn New York City—Wall Street holidayinn.com 212 227 3007, 888 465 4329, fax 212 227 3343 | 51 Nassau St. (Maiden Ln.), NYC 10038 Hotel with modern decor and excel-lent amenities, located in Financial District and near South Street Seaport. Federal Cafe for dining and 24-hour fitness center. $$ ABCD

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Holiday Inn NYC—Manhattan 6th Avenue hi-nyc.com 212 430 8500 125 W. 26th St. (Sixth–Seventh Aves.), NYC 10001 Newly built 226-room full-service hotel on Manhattan’s fashion-able West Side. Features restaurant and bar. $$ ABD

Holiday Inn SoHo theholidayinn soho.com 212 966 8898 | 138 Lafayette St. (Howard St.), New York 10013 Voted one of the top-perform-ing Holiday Inns in NYC for customer experience. Full-service hotel with 227 spacious rooms, located in SoHo, in downtown Manhattan. $$ A

Home2 Suites by Hilton Long Island City/Manhattan View longislandcitymanhattanview .home2suites.com 718 706 6262, 877 6HOME02 (646 6302) | 39-06 30th St. (39th Ave.), Long Island City, Queens 11101 All-suite hotel is one block from subway and seven minutes from Manhattan. Complimentary breakfast, WiFi, outdoor firepit and rooftop patio with Manhattan views. $ ACD

Homewood Suites by Hilton/Midtown Manhattan Times Square—South nymidtown manhattan.homewoodsuites.com 212 244 0644, 800 445 8667 | 312 W. 37th St. (Eighth–Ninth Aves.), NYC 10018 Nestled between Times Square and Hell’s Kitchen, this Homewood Suites offers complimentary breakfast and dinner, fully quipped kitchenettes and all the conveniences of home. WiFi. $$ ABD

The Hotel @ Times Square applecorehotels.com 212 790 2710, 800 567 7720 | 59 W. 46th St. (Fifth–Sixth Aves.), NYC 10036 A boutique hotel, located near Rockefeller Center, Times Square, and Theatre District. Complimentary continental breakfast, free WiFi, flat screen TVs, and free calls within the U.S. $ A

Hotel Beacon beaconhotel.com 212 787 1100, 800 572 4969 | 2130 Broadway (75th St.), NYC 10023 Near Lincoln Center, Central Park. New in-house Beacon Bar and new fitness center. Free WiFi. $$$ ABCD See Ad Index on pg. 240 for online info and ad page.

Hotel Boutique at Grand Central hotelboutiqueatgrandcentral.com 212 297 0300, 855 895 6400 | 447 Lexington Ave. (44th–45th Sts.), NYC 10017 Contemporary hotel at the corner of Lexington Avenue and East 45th Street, across from Grand Central Terminal, featuring sleek new design and many complimentary amenities. $ ABC

Hotel Chandler hotelchandler.com 212 889 6363, 866 627 7847 | 12 E. 31st St. (Madison–Fifth Aves.), NYC 10016 Personalized service, 120 deluxe accommodations, outstanding amenities. CD/DVD players in room. $$$ A

Hotel Deauville hoteldeauville.com 212 683 0990, 800 333 8843 | 103 E. 29th St. (Lexington Ave.–Park Ave. South), NYC 10016 European style in Manhattan. Family owned and dedi-cated to service. Daily housekeeping, 24-hour reception. Sightseeing assis-tance. Great value and convenient location. $ D

Hotel de Point hoteldepoint.com 718 358 8700 | 20-07 127th St. (20th Ave.), Flushing, Queens 11356 Brand-new, eco-friendly, high-tech boutique hotel located in College Point, Flushing, amongst retail shops, indoor recreation, appetizing restaurants and much more. $ ABCD

Hotel Edison edisonhotelnyc.com 212 840 5000, 800 637 7070 | 228 W. 47th St. (Broadway–Eighth Ave.), NYC 10036 Art deco hotel steps from dynamic Times Square, ideally located for business or pleasure. Near Broadway theaters, Rockefeller Center, Radio City Music Hall, Restaurant Row. $$

Hotel Indigo Brooklyn downtown brooklynhotel.com 718 254 7800 229 Duffield St. (Fulton–Willoughby Sts.), Brooklyn 11201 Stylish new hotel in Downtown Brooklyn, adjacent to the Metrotech Center, features spa services, fitness center and cardio room, and 24-hour Brooklyn-centric concierge services. $$$ ABCD

Hotel Indigo New York City—Chelsea indigochelsea.com 212 973 9000, 866 246 3446 | 127 W. 28th St. (Sixth–Seventh Aves.), NYC 10001 Brand-new elegant hotel featuring organic design, simple balance, warm service. Also provides fine dining, rooftop lounge, spa-style bathrooms, free WiFi, business center. $$$ ABCD

Hotel Le Bleu hotellebleu.com 718 625 1500, 866 427 6073 | 370 Fourth Ave. (3rd–5th Sts.), Brooklyn 11215 This intimate boutique hotel features con-temporary style and forward-thinking design. Located in trendsetting Park Slope, steps from 5th Avenue night-life. Free WiFi and parking. $$$ AD

Hotel Le Jolie hotellejolie.com 718 625 2100, 866 526 4097 | 235 Meeker Ave. (Withers–Jackson Sts.), Williamsburg, Brooklyn 11211 Midscale

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hotel delivers “Euro-inspired” accom-modations near Manhattan and Brooklyn’s electric nightlife. Quick access to L & G subway lines. Free breakfast, parking and Internet. $$ D

Hotel Mela hotelmela.com 212 710 7000 | 120 W. 44th St. (Broadway–Sixth Ave.), NYC 10036 Luxury boutique hotel in Times Square. All 232 rooms/suites offer flat-screen TVs, CD with MP3, complimentary Internet, coffee makers, safes. Complimentary fitness center. $$ A

Hotel Metro hotelmetronyc.com 212 947 2500, 800 356 3870 | 45 W. 35th St. (Fifth–Sixth Aves.), NYC 10001 Corporate boutique hotel. Near Fashion District, Macy’s and theaters. Rooftop terrace with Empire State Building view. Continental breakfast, WiFi and business center all compli-mentary. Restaurant/bar. $$$ AB

Hôtel Plaza Athénée New York plaza-athenee.com 212 734 9100, 800 447 8800 | 37 E. 64th St. (Park–Madison Aves.), NYC 10065 Charming European-style hotel provides 142 rooms, including 25 suites. Stylish East Side location. Personalized service. Award-winning dining. $$$$ ABC

Hotel 373 Fifth Avenue hotel373 .com 212 213 3388, 888 261 3268 373 Fifth Ave. (35th St.), NYC 10016 Contemporary boutique hotel with 70 rooms. Onsite Starbucks and iPod docks. Free local calls. $$ AD

Hotel Wales hotelwalesnyc.com 212 876 6000, 866 WALESHOTEL (925 3746) | 1295 Madison Ave. (92nd–93rd Sts.), NYC 10128 Luxurious boutique hotel located in the fashionable, historic neighborhood of Carnegie Hill on the Upper East Side. Rooftop terrace. Sarabeth’s Kitchen on premises. $$$ D

The Hotel Wolcott wolcott.com/ 1059 212 268 2900 | 4 W. 31st St. (Fifth Ave.), NYC 10001 Three blocks south of the Empire State Building, with comfortable rooms and free express breakfast. Guests find great hotel value in Manhattan. $ D See coupon in back of book.

Howard Johnson Flushing hjflushing.com 718 461 3888 | 135-33 38th Ave. (Main–Prince Sts.), Flushing, Queens 11354 Contemporary, mid-scale property conveniently located in downtown Flushing, 20 minutes to JFK or Times Square, two blocks to subway 7 train. Free breakfast and WiFi. $ AD

Howard Johnson Manhattan SoHo hojosoho.com 212 219 1018, 800 221 5801 | 5 Allen St. (Division–Canal Sts.), NYC 10002 Atypical, unique midscale property awarded HoJo "Franchisee of the Year, 2013." Newly built, comfortable, convenient Chinatown location near LES. Service- oriented, helpful and professional staff. $$ ABD

Hudson New York hudsonhotel .com 212 554 6000, 800 606 6090 356 W. 58th St. (Eighth–Ninth Aves.), NYC 10019 Urban adventure and style centrally located in Midtown Manhattan. Walking distance to Central Park, Broadway theaters, shopping, museums, Lincoln Center, Carnegie Hall and Fifth Avenue. $$ ABC

Hyatt 48 Lex hyatt48lex.com 212 838 1234, 888 591 1234 | 517 Lexington Ave. (48th St.), NYC 10017 Designed in the spirit of a true Manhattan apartment. Brand new hotel creating a new concept in hospitality. Lexington Brass, onsite brasserie bar and restaurant. $$$ ABCD

Hyatt Place New York/Midtown-South newyorkmidtown.place .hyatt.com 212 239 9100 | 52-54 W. 36th St. (Fifth–Sixth Aves.), NYC 10018 A short walk from Times Square, the Empire State Building, Madison Square Garden, Radio City Music Hall, Rockefeller Center and Broadway. Complimentary breakfast and Internet. $$$ AB

Hyatt Times Square timessquare .hyatt.com 646 364 1234 | 135 W. 45th St. (Sixth Ave.–Broadway), NYC 10036 New high-rise hotel in the heart of the Theater District includes 487 guestrooms, rooftop bar, state-of-the-art fitness facility, and luxury spa. $$$ A

Hyatt Union Square New York unionsquare.hyatt.com 212 253 1234, 888 591 1234 | 134 Fourth Ave. (13th St.), NYC 10003 This hotel offers stylish accommodations in dynamic Union Square, blending high design with natural elements, and offering distinguished restaurants. $$$ AB

InterContinental New York Barclay intercontinentalnybarclay .com 212 755 5900, 800 972 3160 111 E. 48th St. (Lexington–Park Aves.), NYC 10017 Situated just off fashion-able Park Avenue, InterContinental boasts a central location in East Midtown, near NYC’s most exclusive shopping, dining, theater, museums and Rockefeller Center. $$$ ABC

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InterContinental New York Times Square intercontinental.com /timessquare 212 803 4500, 800 496 7621 | 300 W. 44th St. (Eighth Ave.), NYC 10036 This upscale hotel towers 36 stories over midtown Manhattan, offering 607 rooms with views, includ-ing 29 suites. Dining includes Ça Va, a Todd English restaurant. $$$ ABC

The Iroquois New York iroquoisny .com 212 840 3080, 800 332 7220 49 W. 44th St. (Fifth–Sixth Aves.), NYC 10036 This Midtown Manhattan boutique luxury hotel is centrally located near Times Square, Fifth Avenue shopping and Broadway. Exceptionally appointed rooms, superb dining, elegant event space. $$$ AB

The Jade Hotel Greenwich Village thejadenyc.com 212 375 1300 | 52 W. 13th St. (Sixth Ave.), NYC 10011 The recently opened Jade Hotel is an upscale neighborhood boutique hotel for the experiential traveler seeking an authentic New York City experience. $$$ ABCD See Ad Index on pg. 240 for online info and ad page.

The James New York jameshotels .com 212 465 2000, 888 JAMES 78 (526 3778) | 27 Grand St. (Sixth Ave.), NYC 10013 This modern vision of classic hospitality brings liberated luxury to the crossroads of SoHo and Tribeca. $$$ A

The Jewel Hotel thejewelny.com 212 863 0550, 888 5 JEWELNY (553 9356) | 11 W. 51st St. (Fifth–Sixth Aves.), NYC 10019 Full service boutique hotel offering many complimentary features including bottled water, Internet, business center, custom-designed guestrooms, luxury bedding, LCD TV with multimedia connectivity. $$ ABC

JW Marriott Essex House New York marriott.com/nycex 212 247 0300, 800 228 9290 | 160 Central Park South (59th St., Sixth–Seventh Aves.), NYC 10019 Nestled between the beauty of Central Park and the buzz of Broadway, the hotel features 511 luxurious and elegantly appointed guest rooms and suites. $$$$ AE

Kimberly Hotel kimberlyhotel.com 212 702 1600, 800 683 0400 | 145 E. 50th St. (Third–Lexington Aves.), NYC 10022 Accommodations include luxu-rious bedding, spacious suites, bal-conies, wired or wireless Internet access, complimentary access to Health & Racquet Club facilities plus many other amenities. $$$ AB

King & Grove New York kingand grove.com/nyc-hotels/hotel-new -york 212 689 1900, 800 804 4480 29 E. 29th St. (Park Ave. South–Madison Ave.), NYC 10016 New York’s newly renovated and sophisticated 276-room boutique hotel in fashion-able NoMAD district. Walking distance to Empire State Building, Gramercy Park, Madison Square Park. $$ ABCD

Kitano New York kitano.com 212 885 7000, 800 KITANO NY (548 2666) | 66 Park Ave. (38th St.), NYC 10016 Hotel offers 149 finely appointed guest rooms and suites in Murray Hill section of Manhattan, featuring live jazz, traditional Japanese and contemporary Continental cuisine. Walk to Grand Central Terminal. $$$$ A

The Knickerbocker theknickerbocker.com 855 865 6425 6 Times Square (42nd St. & Broadway), NYC 10036 An iconic landmark 1906 property located in Times Square, tastefully reinvented. Charlie Palmer restaurant and bar. Rooftop bar over-looking Times Square. $$$$ ABC

Le Parker Meridien New York parkermeridien.com 212 245 5000, 800 543 4300 | 119 W. 56th St. (Sixth–Seventh Aves.), NYC 10019 Sleek Midtown property with breathtaking views features rooftop pool, con-cierge, popular restaurants, bar, fan-tastic fitness center and spa. Near Central Park, theaters, Fifth Avenue shopping. $$$ ABCD

The Loews Regency Hotel loewshotels.com/en/regency-hotel 212 759 4100, 800 233 2356 | 540 Park Ave. (61st St.), NYC 10065 Reopened following a year-long $100 million renovation. Includes redesigned lobby, new signature restaurant and remodeled rooms with luxurious amenities. $$$$ AD

The London NYC thelondonnyc .com 212 307 5000, 866 690 2029 151 W. 54th St. (Sixth–Seventh Aves.), NYC 10019 Luxury Midtown hotel pro-viding sweeping views of Manhattan, steps from Central Park, Fifth Avenue, Times Square. Features Gordon Ramsay’s first US restaurant. $$$ ABC

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The Lowell New York lowellhotel .com 212 838 1400, 800 221 4444 28 E. 63rd St. (Park–Madison Aves.), NYC 10065 Features individually decorated suites (many offering wood-burning fireplaces, terraces, full kitchens), deluxe rooms, personalized service. Complimentary beverages upon arrival, Voss water at turndown, Bulgari amenities. $$$$$ AC

Lucerne Hotel thelucernehotel .com 212 875 1000, 800 492 8122 201 W. 79th St. (Amsterdam Ave.–Broadway), NYC 10024 A treasured landmark elegantly restored as an upscale hotel on Manhattan’s Upper West Side, two blocks from Central Park, in a neighborhood of brown-stones, boutiques and cafes. $$ AB

Mandarin Oriental New York mandarinoriental.com/newyork 212 805 8800, 866 801 8880 80 Columbus Circle (Broadway–60th St.), NYC 10023 Luxury hotel offers breathtaking views of Central Park. Restaurant Asiate offers contempo-rary cuisine with Asian influence. Enjoy holistic five-star spa, fitness center and 75-foot lap pool. $$$$$ A

The Manhattan at Times Square Hotel manhattanhoteltimessquare .com 212 581 3300, 800 610 5386 790 Seventh Ave. (51st–52nd Sts.), NYC 10019 Convenient Times Square location steps from Broadway theaters, Central Park, museums and shopping. 689 guestrooms plus complimentary fitness center, business center. $$ ABCE

The Marmara Manhattan marmara-manhattan.com 212 427 3100 | 301 E. 94th St. (Second Ave.), NYC 10128 Luxurious suites all twice the size of an average hotel room—600–1,450 sq. ft.—with separate bedrooms, living rooms, dining areas and fully equipped kitchens. $$ ABDE

The Marmara Park Avenue marmaranyc.com 114 E. 32nd St. (Lexington–Park Aves.), NYC 10016 Richly historied 21-story building (c. 1927) offers 128 rooms, spacious suites with terraces and custom designed furniture. Exclusive wellness center with heated swimming pool included. $$$$

The Michelangelo michelangelo hotel.com 212 765 1900, 800 237 0990 | 152 W. 51st St. (Sixth–Seventh Aves.), NYC 10019 An intimate AAA Four-Diamond deluxe hotel. Walking distance to Manhattan attractions. Concierge, 24-hour room service. Valet parking. $$$$ A

The Milford NYC themilford.com 212 869 3600, 888 352 3650 | 700 Eighth Ave. (44th–45th Sts.), NYC 10036 Reinvented hotel in Times Square/Theater District includes rooms inspired by subway line colors. Hotel designed for guests to create their own New York story. $$ ABDE

Millenium Hilton newyork millenium.hilton.com 212 693 2001, 800 HILTONS (445 8667) | 55 Church St. (Dey–Fulton Sts.), NYC 10007 Contemporary hi-rise full-service hotel designed for business and leisure travelers. Ideal downtown location near Wall Street, World Financial Center and South Street Seaport. 569 rooms, including deluxe suites. $$ ABCD

Millennium Broadway Hotel New York millenniumhotelnyc.com 212 768 4400, 800 622 5569 | 145 W. 44th St. (Sixth Ave.–Broadway), NYC 10036 In the heart of Times Square, with guest rooms offering spectacular views. Near major attractions. Multilingual, voicemail, lounge. $$ A

The Muse Hotel themusehotel .com 212 485 2400, 877 NYC MUSE (692 6873) | 130 W. 46th St. (Sixth–Seventh Aves.), NYC 10036 Residential ambience. Serves business and leisure travelers with 200 oversized rooms. Located in Times Square; near Fifth Avenue, Broadway. $$$ A

Nesva Hotel—New York City Vista nesvahotel.com 917 745 1000 39-12 29th St. (39th–40th Aves.), Long Island City, Queens 11101 Experience a comfortable, contemporary boutique hotel in Long Island City where you can relax, work, play, and see the sights of New York City. $$

The New Yorker Hotel newyorker hotel.com 212 971 0101, 800 764 4680 | 481 Eighth Ave. (34th St.), NYC 10001 Across the street from Madison Square Garden and Penn Station. Close to the Javits Convention Center, the Empire State Building and Macy’s. Free WiFi, fitness center, business center, 24-hour room service, con-cierge, 912 redesigned guest rooms. $$ ABC

New York Hilton Midtown newyorkhiltonhotel.com 212 586 7000, 800 HILTONS (445 8667) | 1335 Sixth Ave. (53rd–54th Sts.), NYC 10019 Sophisticated full-service international hotel designed for both business and leisure travel. Ideal Manhattan location near Rockefeller Center, Broadway theaters and more. $$$ AD

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New York LaGuardia Airport Marriott Hotel laguardiamarriott .com 718 565 8900, 800 882 1043 102-05 Ditmars Blvd. (23rd Ave. & 102nd St.), East Elmhurst, Queens 11369 Provides a very comfortable airport hotel experience in New York City. Ideally located across from LaGuardia Airport and minutes from Midtown Manhattan, Long Island and JFK Airport. $$ A

New York Marriott at the Brooklyn Bridge brooklynmarriott.com 718 246 7000, 888 436 3759 | 333 Adams St. (Willoughby St.), Brooklyn 11201 Minutes from Brooklyn Bridge and Manhattan, this hotel features 656 oversized guest rooms and suites, fitness facility, indoor pool and one of the largest ballrooms in New York City. $$ AC

New York Marriott Downtown nymarriottdowntown.com 212 385 4900, 800 242 8685 | 85 West St. (Carlisle–Albany Sts.), NYC 10006 Located in the heart of downtown NYC. Hotel offers 497 rooms, includ-ing 7 suites. Views of New York Harbor and the Hudson River. $$ ABC

New York Marriott East Side nymarriotteastside.com 212 755 4000, 800 242 8684 | 525 Lexington Ave. (48th–49th Sts.), NYC 10017 Historical elegance, modern ameni-ties and superior service, located in the heart of Midtown. The hotel is near Manhattan nightlife, luxurious shopping and Grand Central Terminal. $$ A

New York Marriott Marquis nymarriottmarquis.com 212 398 1900 | 1535 Broadway (45th–46th Sts.), NYC 10036 Soaring atrium hotel with three restaurants and lounges, fresh from a multi-million dollar renovation. Spacious guest rooms, 24/7 fitness center, free WiFi at lobby level. $$$ ACD

The New York Palace newyork palace.com 212 888 7000, 800 NY PALACE (697 2522) | 455 Madison Ave. (50th–51st Sts.), NYC 10022 Excellent Midtown location, one block to Rockefeller Center. Oversized rooms and fabulous suites. Perfect weekend location. $$$$ A

New York’s Hotel Pennsylvania hotelpenn.com 212 736 5000, 800 223 8585 | 401 Seventh Ave. (32nd–33rd Sts.), NYC 10001 Moderately priced, full-service, pet-friendly hotel. Excellent location near Madison Square Garden, Macy’s and the Empire State Building. Offers special packages and Internet deals. $$ AB

The Night nighthotelny.com 212 835 9600, 877 996 4448 | 132 W. 45th St. (Sixth–Seventh Aves.), NYC 10036 Offers a sense of seclusion with the feel of a private residence. $$

Night Hotel Times Square nighthoteltimessquare.com 212 768 3700, 866 950 7829 | 157 W. 47th St. (Sixth–Seventh Aves.), NYC 10036 A Vikram Chatwal hotel near Rockefeller Center, Broadway, Fifth Avenue and Times Square. Hip haven with on-site destination restaurant and lounge: Aspen Social Club. $$

The Nolitan nolitanhotel.com 212 925 2555, 877 NOLITAN (665 4826) | 30 Kenmare St. (Elizabeth–Mott Sts.), NYC 10012 Boutique hotel near SoHo. Most of its 55 rooms feature private balconies. Free Wifi, gym passes, bike rentals, wine and cheese Mon.–Sat. Checkout 1pm. $$$ A

Novotel New York Times Square novotelnewyork.com 212 315 0100, 800 221 3185 | 226 W. 52nd St. (Broadway–Eighth Ave.), NYC 10019 This property combines the glamour and excitement of Broadway with the modern contemporary style of a fine European hotel in the center of Times Square. $$ A

Nu Hotel—Brooklyn nuhotel brooklyn.com 718 852 8585 | 85 Smith St. (State St.–Atlantic Ave.), Brooklyn 11201 Located in vibrant Boerum Hill, surrounded by premier retail, culture and attractions. Minutes from lower Manhattan. Nubar lounge offers three specialty cocktails daily. Complimentary WiFi. $$ A

NYLO New York City nylohotels .com/nyc/ 212 362 1100, 800 509 7598 | 2178 Broadway (77th St.), NYC 10024 Blends century-old detail with NYLO Hotels’ signature industrial-meets-elegant aesthetic. Reflects the energy, colors and fashions of New York’s jazz era. $ ABD

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Omni Berkshire Place omnihotels .com 212 753 5800, 800 843 6664 | 21 E. 52nd St. (Madison Ave.), NYC 10022 Newly renovated with a fresh modern feel, the Omni Berkshire Place is just steps away from Rockefeller Center, Central Park, Broadway, and Fifth Avenue shopping. $$$ ABCD

One UN New York millennium hotels.com/oneunnewyork 212 758 1234, 866 866 8086 | 1 United Nations Plaza (First Ave. at 44th St.), NYC 10017 Near Grand Central business district, shopping, dining, offering great New York City skyline views. Services include health club, indoor tennis and swimming pool. $$$ AB

Opera House Hotel operahouse hotel.com 718 407 2800 | 436 E. 149th St. (Brook–Bergen Aves.), Bronx 10455 Intimate, inviting boutique hotel in lively Bronx neighborhood, with 60 non-smoking guest rooms of varying sizes and styles, provides amenities to meet individual visitors' needs. $ A

The Out NYC theoutnyc.com 212 947 2999, 855 568 8692 | 510 W. 42nd St. (Tenth Ave.), NYC 10036 Hotel and entertainment center includes: 105-room gay boutique hotel with wellness center, boardrooms, cafe/restaurant and XL Nightclub. NYC’s first gay urban resort. $$ AC

Paramount Hotel New York nycparamount.com 212 764 5500, 866 760 3174 | 235 W. 46th St. (Broadway–Eighth Ave.), NYC 10036 Steps away from Times Square, this uniquely designed hotel is sur-rounded by the City’s top restau-rants, shows and entertainment. Staff dedicated to quality service. $$ ABCD

The Parc Hotel theparchotel.com 718 358 8897 | 39-16 College Point Blvd. (Roosevelt Ave.), Flushing, Queens 11354 New boutique, luxury hotel in Queens. The ultra-modern design and attention to detail bring affluence to downtown Flushing. $$ AD

Park Central New York parkcentralny.com 212 247 8000, 800 346 1359 | 870 Seventh Ave. (55th–56th Sts.), NYC 10019 Across from Carnegie Hall, central to the best of everything in New York City; puts Midtown attractions within easy reach. Featuring 761 spacious rooms and suites. $$ A

Park Lane Hotel New York parklanenewyork.com 212 371 4000, 800 221 4982 | 36 Central Park South (59th St., Fifth–Sixth Aves.), NYC 10019 Modern luxury hotel in Midtown. Spacious rooms, city-view or Central Park-view, in-room high-speed Internet, HDTV/movies, room service. Restaurant/bar. $$$ AD

Park Savoy Hotel parksavoyhotel .com 212 245 5755 | 158 W. 58th St. (Sixth–Seventh Aves.), NYC 10019 Located one block from Central Park and within walking distance of New York City’s finest restaurants and shops and the Theatre District. $ See Ad Index on pg. 240 for online info and ad page.

Park South Hotel parksouthhotel .com 212 448 0888, 800 315 4642 124 E. 28th St. (Park Ave.), NYC 10016 A 141-room classic, boutique hotel near Gramercy Park area of Manhattan. Full-service dining and event facilities, business center, con-cierge and fitness room. $$ AD

The Peninsula New York Hotel peninsula.com 212 956 2888, 800 262 9467 | 700 Fifth Ave. (55th St.), NYC 10019 Located on Fifth Avenue, steps from the finest shopping and museums, the hotel offers elegant, contemporary furnishings and unpar-alleled service. Features a luxurious rooftop spa. $$$$$ A

The Phillips Club at Lincoln Square phillipsclub.com 212 835 8800, 877 854 8800 | 155 W. 66th St. (Broadway–Amsterdam Ave.), NYC 10023 Residential and transient hotel at Lincoln Square. Oversized suites with full kitchen, maid service, DVD, audio system and fax machine. Steps from Central Park. $$$$$ AB

The Pierre New York tajhotels .com/pierre 212 838 8000, 800 PIERRE H (743 7734) | 2 E. 61st St. (Fifth Ave.), NYC 10021 Celebrated for its exceptional personal service and private residential-style elegance on New York’s Central Park at Fifth Avenue, The Pierre is fresh from a meticulous $100 million renovation. $$$$$ A

The Plaza Hotel fairmont.com /theplaza 212 759 3000, 888 240 7775 | 768 Fifth Ave. (Central Park South), NYC 10019 This landmark property, located at Fifth Avenue and Central Park, features oversized rooms and suites, world-class res-taurants and high-end boutiques. WiFi, 24-hr room service, concierge. $$$$$ AB

Accommodations


Quality Inn Midtown West/Convention Center qualitynyc .com 212 714 6699, 800 228 5150 442 W. 36th St. (Ninth–Tenth Aves.), NYC 10018 Two blocks from Javits Center. Complimentary continental breakfast and WiFi. Walking distance to subways, Empire State Building, Times Square, Madison Square Garden. $ AB See Ad Index on pg. 240 for online info and ad page.

The Quin thequinhotel.com 212 245 QUIN (7846), 855 447 QUIN (7846) 101 W. 57th St. (Sixth Ave.), NYC 10019 The Attaché are lifestyle managers beyond a traditional concierge service, who will curate exclusive insider access itineraries “Q’rated” uniquely for each guest. $$$$ AB

Radio City Apartments radiocity apartments.com 212 730 0728, 877 921 9321 | 142 W. 49th St. (Sixth–Seventh Aves.), NYC 10019 Ideal Midtown location, near theaters, Times Square, Fifth Avenue shops, Rockefeller Center, Radio City Music Hall. Affordable prices. $$ See Ad Index on pg. 240 for online info.

Radisson Martinique on Broadway themartinique.com 212 736 3800, 888 201 1718 | 49 W. 32nd St. (Broadway), NYC 10001 Restored Beaux-Arts landmark building is centrally located in Midtown Manhattan. Features include business center, restaurant, fitness center, spa, and wired and wireless Internet access. $$

Renaissance New York Hotel 57 renaissancehotel57.com 212 753 8841, 800 240 8604 | 130 E. 57th St. (Lexington Ave.), NYC 10022 This serene, sophisticated, newly rede-signed hotel is steps away from res-taurants, designer shops and all the major attractions in Manhattan. $$ A

Renaissance New York Hotel Times Square nycrenaissance.com 212 765 7676, 800 HOTELS 1 (468 3571) | 2 Times Square (714 Seventh Ave., 47th–48th Sts.), NYC 10036 This AAA four-diamond hotel has been completely redesigned featuring hand-crafted interiors. Restaurant has panoramic views of Times Square. Minibar, cof-feemaker, hairdryer and TV. $$$ AB

Residence Inn by Marriott Central Park marriott.com/nycpr 212 324 3774, 855 331 8442 | 1717 Broadway (54th St.), NYC 10019 Set on floors 37–65 of a newly constructed sky-scraper. Floor-to-ceiling windows provide views of Central Park, Times Square, Hudson River. Deluxe kitch-enettes. Complimentary breakfast, concierge, health club, WiFi. $$$ ABCD

Residence Inn Manhattan Midtown East residenceinn.com/nycha 212 980 1003 | 148 E. 48th St. (Third–Lexington Aves.), NYC 10017 The upscale Residence Inn provides the comfort and space that is hard to find in Manhattan by combining excep-tional guest services and a great location. $$$ AB

Residence Inn Times Square residenceinntimessquare.com 212 768 0007, 800 331 3131 | 1033 Sixth Ave. (38th–39th Sts.), NYC 10018 Manhattan’s first 100% smoke-free, extended-stay hotel. Ideal for business or pleasure. Near Bryant Park and Times Square. Nightly rates reduced for extended stays. $$$ A

The Ritz-Carlton New York, Battery Park ritzcarlton.com /batterypark 212 344 0800, 800 241 3333 | 2 West St. (Battery Pl.), NYC 10004 The only AAA Five-Diamond luxury waterfront hotel in Manhattan. Provides sweeping panoramic views of New York Harbor and the Statue of Liberty. $$$$$ ABE

The Ritz-Carlton New York, Central Park ritzcarlton.com/hotels /new_york_central_park 212 308 9100, 800 241 3333 | 50 Central Park South (59th St.–Sixth Ave.), NYC 10019 Near Fifth Avenue shops, boutiques and attractions. AAA Five-Diamond luxury. La Prairie Spa, fitness center. Award-winning restaurant, afternoon tea, cocktails in Star Lounge. $$$$$ A

Room Mate Grace room-mate hotels.com 212 354 2323 | 125 W. 45th St. (Sixth Ave.–Broadway), NYC 10036 Boutique hotel located in Times Square, featuring a swimming pool in the lobby with a swim-up bar, European-style kiosk complimentary breakfast, and WiFi. $$ ABD

The Roosevelt Hotel New York theroosevelthotel.com 212 661 9600, 888 TEDDY NY (833 3969) | 45 E. 45th St. (Madison Ave.), NYC 10017 Prominent landmark on Madison Avenue. Convenient Midtown location steps from shopping and Grand Central, ideal for business or leisure. Historic heritage blended with modern-day amenities. $$ ABCD

Accommodations


Salisbury Hotel nycsalisbury.com 212 246 1300, 888 692 5757 | 123 W. 57th St. (Sixth–Seventh Aves.), NYC 10019 Non-smoking rooms with flat-screen TV, direct-dial telephone, WiFi, most with pantry. Valet service. $ AD

Sanctuary Hotel New York sanctuaryhotelnyc.com 212 234 7000 | 132 W. 47th St. (Sixth–Seventh Aves.), NYC 10036 New four-star Times Square hotel with service tailored to any request. Newly designed, stylish guestrooms with luxurious amenities. Full service lobby restaurant and lounge. $$$ ABCD

Sheraton Brooklyn New York Hotel sheratonbrooklynnewyork.com 718 855 1900, 800 325 3535 | 228 Duffield St. (Fulton–Willoughby Sts.), Brooklyn 11201 Discover Downtown Brooklyn in style. With 321 guest rooms, Sheraton is the second largest hotel in Brooklyn. Grubstake Restaurant and Bar provide ideal location, expe-rience. $ ABCD

Sheraton New York Times Square Hotel sheratonnewyork.com 212 581 1000, 800 223 6550 | 811 Seventh Ave. (52nd–53rd Sts.), NYC 10019 Located between Central Park and Times Square. Core Performance fitness center, Starbucks coffee station and in-house bars and restaurants. Hotel is smoke-free. $$$$ AD

Sheraton Tribeca sheratontribeca .com 212 966 3400 | 370 Canal St. (W. Broadway), NYC 10013 Brand new hotel located near SoHo, Century 21, the famous Canal Street, Little Italy, Chinatown, Tribeca Film Festvial and just steps away from the subway. $$ ABC

The Shoreham Hotel shoreham hotel.com 212 247 6700, 800 553 3347 | 33 W. 55th St. (Fifth–Sixth Aves.), NYC 10019 Upscale boutique property featuring Shoreham restau-rant and lounge, 24-hour espresso bar, WiFi, Aveda bath products, Belgian linens, five-head rain showers, Jacuzzi tubs and flat-panel TVs. Meeting and event facilities. $$ A

Skyline Hotel skylinehotelny.com 212 586 3400, 800 433 1982 | 725 Tenth Ave. (49th St.), NYC 10019 Mid-Manhattan location with large, well-appointed guest rooms. Walking distance to Broadway theaters and major sightseeing attractions. Moderately priced. Storage parking available. $$ ABC

Smyth Tribeca–a Thompson Hotel thompsonhotels.com 212 587 7000, 888 58 SMYTH | 85 West

Broadway (Chambers St.), NYC 10007 One-hundred guest room hotel located in Tribeca, near SoHo, and surrounded by shops, restaurants and other downtown New York attractions. $$$ AC

Sofitel New York sofitelny.com 212 354 8844, 877 565 9240 | 45 W. 44th St. (Fifth–Sixth Aves.), NYC 10036 Overlooks Fifth Avenue and Empire State Building, minutes from Times Square. Luxurious guest rooms and executive suites. Busi ness and leisure services. Contem po rary French-cuisine restaurant. $$$$ A

The Sohotel thesohotel.com 212 226 1482, 800 737 0702 | 341 Broome St. (Bowery), NYC 10013 Cozy style on The Bowery with exposed brick walls and a vibrant atmosphere. Affordable prices with downtown culture and entertainment steps away. $ C

The Solita SoHo Hotel solitasoho hotel.com 212 925 3600 | 159 Grand St. (Lafayette St.), NYC 10013 Boutique style hotel in the center of areas such as SoHo, Little Italy and Chinatown. Rooms feature complimentary high-speed Internet and pillow-top mat-tresses. $

SpringHill Suites New York LaGuardia Airport springhillsuites nyclga.com 718 651 5000, 888 887 1682 | 112-15 Northern Blvd. (112th St.), North Corona, Queens 11368 Offers space and style at an affordable price. Minutes from Midtown Manhattan, Citi Field, USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center. Breakfast, microwaves, refrigerators included. $ ABD

SpringHill Suites New York Midtown Manhattan/Fifth Avenue springhillsuitesnyfifthave.com 212 391 2255, 877 699 1498 | 25 W. 37th St. (Fifth–Sixth Aves.), NYC 10018 This all-suite property focuses on cele-brating travel and offering a local per-spective to connect visitors to their destination. $$$ A

Staybridge Suites Times Square New York City staytimessquare .com 212 757 9000, 888 617 3376 340 W. 40th St. (Eighth–Ninth Aves.), NYC 10018 New 310-studio hotel opened in 2010, near theaters, Restaurant Row, Javits Center. Fully stocked kitchens with appliances, 37-inch HDTV, pillow-top mattresses, laptop safes, docking alarm clock. Free full breakfast buffet, Internet, business services, local calls and more. Onsite bar/lounge, 24-hour convenience store. Evening recep-tions Tue.–Thu. $ AD

Accommodations


St. Giles Hotel New York—The Court stgilesnewyork.com 212 685 1100, 888 406 8588 | 130 E. 39th St. (Lexington Ave.), NYC 10016 Offers 199 spacious residential- style guest-rooms, including 48 suites, in Murray Hil. Near Grand Central Terminal, Empire State Building, Bryant Park. Onsite restaurant, stylish lounge. Pet-friendly (25lbs. and under). $$ A

St. Giles Hotel New York—The Tuscany stgilesnewyork.com 212 686 1600, 888 406 8588 | 120 E. 39th St. (Lexington–Park Aves.), NYC 10016 The 123 spacious, loft-like rooms and suites offer luxury, warmth and comfort in residential Murray Hill. Near Grand Central Terminal, Bryant Park, Empire State Building. Complimentary fitness center, WiFi, newspapers. $$

The Strand Hotel thestrandnyc .com 212 448 1024 | 33 W. 37th St. (Fifth–Sixth Aves.), NYC 10018 Boutique hotel in Midtown, with 177 luxurious guest rooms and suites. Steps to Bryant Park and the Theatre District. American bistro, rooftop bar. Complimentary breakfast. $$$ AB

The St. Regis New York stregis newyork.com 212 753 4500, 800 759 7550 | 2 E. 55th St. (Fifth Ave.), NYC 10022 This New York City landmark provides the atmosphere and service found only at a Mobil Five-Star, AAA Five-Diamond grand hotel. An unpar-alleled experience. $$$$$ ABC

The Time thetimeny.com 212 320 2900, 877 846 3692 | 224 W. 49th St. (Broadway–Eighth Ave.), NYC 10019 Design-concept hotel with a sense of humor. Multisensory experience in primary colors. Full business services for the tech-savvy traveler. $$ A

The Towers of the Waldorf Astoria thewaldorftowers.com 212 355 3100 | 100 E. 50th St. (Park Ave.), NYC 10022 Home to celebrities, corporate moguls and host to every American president since Herbert Hoover. This boutique hotel, located on floors 28 through 42 of the Waldorf Astoria New York, features 123 impressive suites with their own Les Clef D’Or concierge and a dedicated private entrance. $$$$$ A

Travel Inn Hotel newyorkhotel.com 212 695 7171, 800 869 4630 | 515 W. 42nd St. (Tenth–Eleventh Aves.), NYC 10036 Three blocks from Jacob K. Javits Convention Center. High-speed Internet access and voicemail. Fitness center, outdoor pool. Free indoor parking for individual travelers. $

Tribeca Blu tribecabluhotel.com 212 941 6106 | 276 Canal St. (Broad-way), NYC 10013 Located in Manhat-tan’s hottest neighborhoods, offering an eclectic level of service that captures timeless comfort and con-venience, catering to all segments of travelers. $ ABC

Trump International Hotel & Tower trumphotelcollection.com/central -park/ 212 299 1000, 888 44 TRUMP 1 Central Park West (60th–61st Sts.), NYC 10023 This luxury property over-looking Central Park features floor-to-ceiling windows with spectacular views. Complete fitness center and spa with indoor pool. Valet parking. $$$$$ A

Trump SoHo New York trumpsoho hotel.com 212 842 5500 | 246 Spring St. (Varick St.), NYC 10013 This 46-story hotel brings a new perspective of Manhattan providing unparalleled city views, its signature restaurant, spa, a seasonal outdoor pool deck and more. $$$$ ABE

Tryp New York City–Times Square South tryptimessquaresouth.com 855 698 7974 | 345 W. 35th St. (Eighth–Ninth Aves.), NYC 10001 Near MSG, Javits, Penn Station, shopping. Samsung Experience rooms sleep up to 8 persons. Features: bunk beds, private suites, 60” TVs (3D/Blue Ray). Free Internet. $$ ABCDE

Viceroy New York viceroyhotels andresorts.com/newyork 212 830 8000 | 120 W. 57th St. (Sixth–Seventh Aves.), NYC 10019 This hotel redefines Midtown by combining the pulse of the city’s heart with a cosmopolitan spirit, providing guests with superb accommodations and distinctive service. $$$$

The Waldorf Astoria New York waldorfnewyork.com 212 355 3000, 800 WALDORF (925 3673) | 301 Park Ave. (49th–50th Sts.), NYC 10022 New York’s grandest landmark hotel. This 1,416-room hotel is a member of The Waldorf=Astoria Collection, featuring art deco decor, four restaurants and bars, retail, spa and fitness center. $$ ABC

Warwick New York Hotel warwick hotelny.com 212 247 2700, 800 223 4099 | 65 W. 54th St. (Sixth Ave.), NYC 10019 Historic hotel steps away from top NYC attractions and landmarks. Midtown location across from MoMa, near Broadway, Central Park, Carnegie Hall, Fifth Avenue, Rockefeller Center. $$$$ A

Accommodations


Washington Jefferson—WJ Hotel wjhotel.com 212 246 7550, 888 567 7550 | 318 W. 51st St. (Eighth–Ninth Aves.), NYC 10019 Seconds away from the excitement of Times Square, the theaters of Broadway, the variety of Restaurant Row and Central Park. WiFi network, exercise facilities on-site. $ A

Washington Square Hotel washingtonsquarehotel.com 212 777 9515, 800 222 0418 | 103 Waverly Pl. (MacDougal St.), NYC 10011 Art deco-style hotel in historic Greenwich Village. Multilingual staff, lounge and lobby bar. $$ ABC

Wellington Hotel wellingtonhotel .com 212 247 3900, 800 652 1212 871 Seventh Ave. (55th St.), NYC 10019 European-style hotel near Carnegie Hall, Carnegie Deli, Central Park, Lincoln Center, theaters, MoMA, Rockefeller Center, Times Square and Jacob K. Javits Convention Center. Two restaurants, room service, 24-hour business center. Offers 515 rooms plus 85 suites. $$$ B

West 57th Street by Hilton Club west57street.com 212 379 0103, 877 394 4482 | 102 W. 57th St. (Sixth–Seventh Aves.), NYC 10019 Hilton’s newest addition to New York City. The first development of its kind in New York, dedicated to shared own-ership, luxury and flexibility. $$$ A

The Westin New York at Times Square westinny.com 212 201 2700, 800 WESTIN 1 (937 8461) | 270 W. 43rd St. (Eighth Ave.), NYC 10036 Sophisticated, sleek rooms with Heavenly Beds and Baths and all the amenities that make for modern luxury, including minibar, bathrobe, iron and hair dryer. $$$$ A See Ad Index on pg. 240 for online info and ad page.

The Westin New York Grand Central westinnewyorkgrandcentral.com 212 490 8900, 866 961 3782 | 212 E. 42nd St. (Second–Third Aves.), NYC 10017 New Westin Hotel near Grand Central Terminal. Large king and double/double rooms. Deluxe amenities, business center, WiFi, concierge, 3,000 sq. ft. WestinWorkout fitness center, The LCL: Bar & Kitchen. Starwood Hotels & Resorts/SPG. $$ A

Wingate by Wyndham Manhattan Midtown wingatehotelnyc.com 212 967 7500 | 235 W. 35th St. (Seventh–Eighth Aves.), NYC 10001 Located in the heart of Manhattan, the Wingate offers a host of valuable complimentary amenities to provide guests with a comfortable and con-venient experience. $$ AD

W New York whotels.com 212 755 1200, 877 W HOTELS | 541 Lexington Ave. (49th St.), NYC 10022 An urban oasis designed for comfort and dedi-cated to service. Heartbeat restau-rant, Whiskey Blue bar. $$$ A

W New York—Downtown whotels .com/wnewyorkdowntown 646 826 8600 | 123 Washington St. (Albany St.), NYC 10006 The newest W Hotel in NYC, located in the Financial District. Experience W’s “wow” factor with whatever-whenever service in one of 217 guest rooms. $$$ ABCD

W New York—Times Square whotels.com 212 930 7400, 877 W HOTELS | 1567 Broadway (47th St.), NYC 10036 At the crossroads of Midtown and the Theatre District. Offers 552 luxurious guest rooms, including 43 suites. Con ference rooms, event and meeting space. $$$ A

W New York—Union Square whotels.com 212 253 9119, 877 W HOTELS | 201 Park Ave. South (17th St.), NYC 10003 Downtown ambience meets world-class service. Landmark ballroom, rich in history and style. Complete array of business ameni-ties. Located in the fashionable Flatiron District. $$$ A

World Center Hotel worldcenter hotel.com 212 577 2933 | 144 Washington St. (Albany St.), NYC 10006 Located in the heart of the Financial District opposite the World Trade Center. Features modern guest rooms, complimentary high-speed Internet, fitness room, restaurant and bar. $$ ABC

Wyndham Garden Chinatown wyndham.com/hotels/NYCCT /main.wnt 646 329 3400, 855 468 3500 | 93 Bowery (Canal St.), NYC 10002 Boutique-style hotel with intimate lobby and helpful staff, located on the historic Bowery in the heart of Chinatown. Ideal home-base for visiting downtown. $$$ ABCD

Accommodations


Wyndham Garden Hotel Chelsea wyndhamnyc.com 212 243 0800 | 37 W. 24th St. (Sixth Ave.–Broadway), NYC 10010 Centrally located in Chelsea/Flatiron District, blocks from subways, 124 smoke-free guest-rooms, complimentary wireless Internet, in-room safes, 24-hour fitness center. San Rocco Italian res-taurant and lounge. $ ABCD

Wyndham Garden Long Island City/Manhattan View wyndham .com/hotels/NYCLI/main.wnt 888 310 2100 | 44-28 9th St. (Vernon Blvd.), Long Island City, Queens 11101 Located one stop via subway from Manhattan. Free shuttle service to subway and neighborhood restau-rants and museums. Free high-speed Internet access and fitness center. $$ ABCD

Wyndham Midtown 45 wyndham midtown45.com 212 867 5100, 866 701 8508 | 205 E. 45th St. (Second–Third Aves.), NYC 10017 Upscale hotel featuring contemporary decor within a warm and welcoming environment. The hotel offers luxurious accommo-dations and gracious service, plus the notable restaurant The Atrium. $$$ ABCDE

YMCA, Harlem Branch ymcanyc .org/association/guest-rooms /harlemrooms 212 912 2100 | 180 W. 135th St. (Lenox Ave.–Malcolm X Blvd.), NYC 10030 Affordable accommoda-tions in Upper Manhattan (West Harlem). Coed fitness center includes gym and pool. Free WiFi in lounge, linen and towel service, 24–hour security. Patio/garden, all private rooms, in-room refrigerator and A/C, multilingual staff. $ AD

Yotel Times Square West yotel newyork.com 646 449 7700, 877 909 6895 | 570 Tenth Ave. (42nd St.), NYC 10036 Innovative hotel concept that offers flexible, smart space to suit individual needs in a cool, calm and connected living space. Sleep, relax, work, refresh, entertain. $$$ ABCD

Z NYC Hotel zhotelny.com 212 319 7000 | 11-01 43rd Ave. (11th St.), Long Island City, Queens 11101 An “urban chic” hotel with stunning views of the Manhattan skyline. Rooftop bar, stylish guestrooms, high quality customer service, easy access to Midtown. $$ B

Alternative Accom modationsAKA Central Park AKA Sutton Place AKA Times Square AKA United Nations See listing at the start of this chapter.

Churchill Furnished Apartments furnishedhousing.com 212 686 0444, 800 658 7366 | numerous loca-tions; mail: 44 W. 24th St., NYC 10010 Furnished apartments feature spacious living areas as well as per-sonalized furnishings and accesso-ries to make both temporary resi-dents and pleasure travelers feel right at home. A

Educational Housing Services studenthousing.org 212 977 9099, 800 385 1689, groups 212 994 8809, fax 212 977 7822 | 55 Clark St., Brooklyn 11201 This not-for-profit organization provides safe and affordable fully furnished housing to students, interns and recent grads in New York City. $

Hostelling International—New York hinewyork.org 212 932 2300 891 Amsterdam Ave. (103rd–104th Sts.), NYC 10025 This hostel, among North America’s largest, welcomes travel-ers to a newly renovated landmark building three blocks from Central Park, fifteen minutes to Times Square. $ A

Oakwood Worldwide oakwood .com/new-york | execustay.com /newyork 212 220 6754, 877 698 5048 | locations throughout Manhattan; mail: 6 E. 45th St., 2nd fl., NYC 10017 Guests can live like New Yorkers with this provider of furnished housing for extended stays in locations through-out NYC. Earn Marriott Rewards points with ExecuStay. $

Silver Suites Residences at Beekman Tower silversuites residences.com 866 204 1185 3 Mitchell Pl. (49th St. at First Ave.), NYC 10017 Beautifully renovated, fully furnished and accessorized apart-ments in 1920s Art Deco tower for extended stays. Full service; 24-hour front desk. Inclusive of all utilities. Pet friendly, fitness center, business center. $$

Sutton Court Hotel Residences suttoncourt.com 212 935 3300, 888 481 4376 | 417 E. 57th St. (First Ave.), NYC 10022 This extended stay property in East Midtown Manhattan offers fully furnished studio, one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments monthly. WiFi. $$ E

Shop at dozens of retail stores at The Shops at Columbus Circle.

Shopping

Searching for a new pair of shoes? Need some NYC–themed merchandise to bring back home? Interested in sifting through the racks at vintage shops? If it’s on your shopping list, you can probably find it in New York City. From borough to borough and neighborhood to neighborhood, you’ll come across one-of-a-kind wares to match every taste and budget. As the weather warms up, bargain hunters take to outdoor lots where weekend flea markets offer housewares, jewelry, art and other trinkets. Greenmarkets citywide sell locally made honey, baked goods, pretzels, beer and wine in addition to a colorful collection of fruits and vegetables. And a selection of designer flagships and big-name department stores offer the most in-demand styles. Best to come with extra room in that suitcase.

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Shopping


Apparel

Atrium atriumnyc.com 212 473 3980 644 Broadway (Bleecker St.), NYC 10012 Known for its fashion-forward merchandise and extensive selection of denim. Offers men’s and women’s ready-to-wear clothing, accessories and outerwear. A

Atrium–Brooklyn atriumnyc.com 347 889 6114 | 233 Flatbush Ave. (Bergen–Dean Sts.), Flatbush, Brooklyn 11217 Known for its fashion-forward merchandise and extensive selection of denim. Offers men’s ready-to-wear clothing, accessories and outerwear. Features a barbershop in back. A

H&M hm.com 212 643 6955 | 435 Seventh Ave. (34th St.), NYC 10018 Founded in Sweden in 1947, H&M is a global apparel brand offering fashion and quality at the best price for ladies, men, teens and kids. A

H&M hm.com 212 965 8975 | 515 Broadway (Spring–Broome Sts.), NYC 10015 This location: ladies, men. A

H&M hm.com 212 343 2722 | 558 Broadway (Spring–Prince Sts.), NYC 10012 This location: ladies, men, teens. A

H&M hm.com 212 539 1741 | 111 Fifth Ave. (18th St.), NYC 10019 This store: ladies, men, teens. A

H&M hm.com 646 473 1165 | 1328 Broadway (34th–35th Sts.), NYC 10001 This location: ladies, men, teens, kids. A

H&M hm.com 212 661 7012 | 505 Fifth Ave. (42nd St.), NYC 10017 This location: ladies, men, teens. A

H&M hm.com 212 489 0390 | 640 Fifth Ave. (51st St.), NYC 10019 This location: ladies, men, teens. A

H&M hm.com 212 935 6781 | 731 Lexington Ave. (59th St.), NYC 10022 This location: ladies, men, teens. A

H&M hm.com 212 289 1724 | 150 E. 86th St. (Lexington Ave.), NYC 10028 This location: ladies, men, teens, kids. A

H&M hm.com 212 665 8300 | 125 W. 125th St. (Adam Clayton Powell Blvd.), NYC 10027 This location: ladies, men, teens, kids. A

H&M hm.com 718 252 5444 | Kings Plaza Shopping Center, Flatbush Ave. at Ave. U, Marine Park, Brooklyn 11234 This location: ladies, men, teens, kids. A

H&M hm.com 718 592 4200 | Queens Center, 90-15 Queens Blvd. (57th Ave.), Elmhurst, Queens 11373 This location: ladies, men, teens, kids. A

H&M hm.com 718 983 0986 | Staten Island Mall, 2655 Richmond Ave. (Platinum Ave.), Staten Island 10314 This location: ladies, men, teens. A

Housing Works Thrift Shop housingworks.org 212 732 0584 119 Chambers St. (Church St.–West Broadway), NYC 10007 Twelve loca-tions throughout NYC selling vintage and contemporary clothing, access-ories, furniture, artwork and collect-ibles. The proceeds fund their fight to end AIDS and homelessness.

Housing Works Thrift Shop housingworks.org 646 786 1200 130 Crosby St. (Prince–Houston Sts.), NYC 10012

Housing Works Thrift Shop housingworks.org 212 352 1618 245 W. 10th St. (Hudson St.), NYC 10014

Housing Works Thrift Shop housingworks.org 718 838 5050 143 W. 17th St. (Sixth–Seventh Aves.), NYC 10011

Housing Works Thrift Shop housingworks.org 212 529 5955 157 E. 23rd St. (Third–Lexington Aves.), NYC 10010

Housing Works Thrift Shop housingworks.org 646 963 2665 730-732 Ninth Ave. (49th–50th Sts.), NYC 10019

Housing Works Thrift Shop housingworks.org 212 579 7566 306 Columbus Ave. (74th–75th Sts.), NYC 10023

Housing Works Thrift Shop housingworks.org 212 772 8461 202 E. 77th St. (Second–Third Aves.), NYC 10021

Housing Works Thrift Shop housing works.org 212 722 8306 | 1730 Second Ave. (90th St.), NYC 10128

Housing Works Thrift Shop housing works.org 212 222 3550 | 2569 Broadway (96th–97th Sts.), NYC 10025

Housing Works Thrift Shop housingworks.org 718 636 2271 266 5th Ave. (Garfield Pl.), Brooklyn 11215

Housing Works Thrift Shop housingworks.org 718 237 0521 122 Montague St. (Henry St.), Brooklyn 11201

Shopping


Ivanka Trump Boutique ivanka trumpcollection.com 212 756 9912, 888 756 9912 | 109 Mercer St. (Spring–Prince Sts.), NYC 10012 Ivanka Trump’s flagship boutique houses all of her brands—jewelry, footwear, handbags, outerwear, apparel—under one roof, creating a one-stop shopping experi-ence for women. Closed Mon.

Joe Fresh joefresh.com 212 764 1730 | 510 Fifth Ave. (43rd St.), NYC 10036 With chic yet affordable apparel and accessories for women and men, Joe Fresh is a fashion brand offering accessible, of-the-moment style.

Joe Fresh joefresh.com 212 366 0960 | 110 Fifth Ave. (16th–17th Sts.), NYC 10011

Joe Fresh joefresh.com 646 692 9046 | 215 W. 34th St. (Seventh–Eighth Aves.), NYC 10001

Joe Fresh joefresh.com 212 472 1505 | 1055 Madison Ave. (80th–81st Sts.), NYC 10021

Juicy Couture juicycouture.com 646 336 8151 | 368 Bleecker St. (Charles St.), NYC 10014 Women’s ready-to-wear, handbags, shoes, jewelry, sunglasses, timepieces, swimwear, Juicy Kids, Juicy Baby, Juicy Crittoure for Dogs, Dirty English for Men, and women’s and men’s fragrance.

Juicy Couture juicycouture.com 212 796 3360 | 650 Fifth Ave. (52nd St.), NYC 10022

Juicy Couture juicycouture.com 212 327 2398 | 860 Madison Ave. (70th St.), NYC 10021

Kara Ross New York kararossny .com 212 755 8100, 888 686 KARA (5272) | 655 Madison Ave. (60th St.), NYC 10065 Luxury accessories company, founded by a certified gemologist, creates jewelry displaying character and imagination, using alternative materials like jet, lava, and titanium. Collection includes handbags.

Madonna & Co. madonnaandco.com 212 226 3363, 888 254 3347 | 284 Lafayette St. (Prince–Jersey Sts.), NYC 10012 Boutique where luxury is about being unique, not how much is spent. Easy to wear yet sophisticated. Exclusive designs, vintage pieces, jewelry and accessories.

Porsche Design New York porsche-design.com 212 308 1786 624 Madison Ave. (59th St.), NYC 10022 Leading luxury brand of apparel, accessories with functional, timeless

and purist design, representing impressive technical innovations. Established in 1972 by Porsche 911 creator F. A. Porsche. A

Porsche Design–Soho porsche -design.com 212 308 1786 | 465 West Broadway (Prince–Houston Sts.), NYC 10012 Luxury brand of men’s and women’s fashion including accesso-ries with functional, timeless design. SoHo location, their largest in the USA, is a concept store.

Quinn quinnshop.com 646 699 9348 181 Orchard St. (Stanton–East Houston Sts.), NYC 10002 Boutique that embodies effortless luxury with a curated selection of its branded apparel, accessories, and home decor. AE

Sermoneta Gloves sermoneta gloves.com 212 319 5946, 877 GLOVE 99 (456 2399) | 609 Madison Ave. (58th St.), NYC 10022 Family-owned boutique offers high quality, artisan handcrafted Italian leather gloves including kid-leather, pigskin, suede, sheepskin, satin and cashmere. Wide selection of hats, scarves. AC

Studio Manhattan Art + Design studiomanhattan.com 718 392 3030 277 Bleecker St. (Jones St.), NYC 10014 From handbags to iPhone cases, this photojournalist-founded design house creates accessories with original pho-tography and design portraying images from New York and the world.

Art & AntiquesFor more retail art, see “Art Galleries” in the Museums & Galleries section of this guide.

An American Craftsman anamericancraftsman.com 212 399 2545 | 790 Seventh Ave. (52nd St.), NYC 10019 NYC’s exclusive fine American crafts gallery, representing over 400 craft artists and fine artists working in wood, clay, fiber, metal, glass, jewelry, painting and sculpture.

Far Eastern Arts and Antiques fareasternantiques.com 212 460 5030 | 799 Broadway (11th St.), NYC 10003 An eclectic mix of Asian and Chinese antique furniture, panels, screens, wood and stone carvings, porcelain, garden sculpture, rare Asian antiquities and decorative accessories.

Manhattan Art & Antiques Center the-maac.com 212 355 4400 | 1050 Second Ave. (55th–56th Sts.), NYC 10022 New York’s oldest art & antiques center, with 100 galleries

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offering silver, jewelry, porcelain, tap-estries, furniture, clocks, paintings, antiques and objects of art from every continent. AF

Books

Drama Book Shop dramabook shop.com 212 944 0595, 800 322 0595 | 250 W. 40th St. (Seventh–Eighth Aves.), NYC 10018 Auditioning actors and theater-loving visitors will adore this premier vendor of dramatic texts. Offers thousands of play books, mag-azines on the craft of theater. Closed Sun. AE

Housing Works Bookstore Cafe housingworks.org/bookstore 212 334 3324 | 126 Crosby St. (Prince–Houston Sts.), NYC 10012 Volunteer-staffed bookstore/café/cultural institu-tion presents eclectic concerts, readings and special events. The proceeds fund their fight to end AIDS and homelessness.

Bridal & Formal Wear

Kleinfeld kleinfeldbridal.com 646 633 4300 | 110 W. 20th St. (Sixth Ave.), NYC 10011 Full-service designer of wedding gowns, accessories, plus sizes, eveningwear. Alterations, trunk shows and honeymoon travel services. Open everyday (except Wednesday), by appointment.

Candy & Chocolate

Amedei Store amedeistore.com 212 982 8005 | 15 E. 18th St. (Broadway–Fifth Ave.), NYC 10003 New jewel-box of a shop, near Union Square, sells award-winning pralines, truffles, blends and single-origin cru bars, plus popular artisanal hot chocolate.

Dylan’s Candy Bar dylanscandy bar.com 646 735 0078 | 1011 Third Ave. (60th St.), NYC 10065 This candy universe merges fashion, art and pop culture with candy. Over 7,000 sweets including chocolate, gummies and hard-to-find favorites from decades past. AE

Jacques Torres Chocolate—Brooklyn mrchocolate.com 718 875 9772 | 66 Water St. (King St.), Brooklyn 11201 Famous chef Jacques Torres invites visitors to watch chocolate being made at his factory/store. Open seven days. AEF

Jacques Torres Chocolate—SoHo mrchocolate.com 212 414 2462 350 Hudson St. (King St.), NYC 10014 Witness the creation of chef Jacques Torres’ chocolates at his factory/retail

store. Chocolate treats, hot chocolate, cookies served seven days.

Lindt Chocolate Shop lindtusa.com 212 754 5191 | The Rolex Bldg., 665 Fifth Ave. (52nd–53rd Sts.), NYC 10022 This flagship shop represents the finest artistry of Lindt Master Swiss Choco-latiers. Premium chocolates include truffles, exclusive European specialties and gifts. Samples served daily. AE

Department Stores

Bloomingdale’s bloomingdales.com 212 705 2000, visitor center: 212 705 2098 | 1000 Third Ave. (59th–60th Sts.), NYC 10022 A leader in style and service and a unique shopping expe-rience. Assistance in more than 14 languages; visitors center for travel-ers. Seven days. Multilingual. A

Bloomingdale’s SoHo bloomingdales.com 212 729 5900 504 Broadway (Spring-Broome Sts.), NYC 10012 Smaller branch of the uptown flagship. Cafe second floor. Open seven days.

Century 21 Department Store—Downtown c21stores.com 212 227 9092 | 22 Cortlandt St. (Broadway–Church St.), NYC 10007 Legendary Financial District discount shopping destination. Find everything from men’s, women’s and children’s apparel to footwear, handbags, housewares up to 65% off retail every day. A

Century 21 Department Store—Lincoln Square c21stores.com 212 518 2121 | 1972 Broadway (66th–67th Sts.), NYC 10023 Legendary discount retailer. From men’s and women’s wear to bags, shoes, children’s and more, get it all up to 65% off retail 100% of the time.

Lord & Taylor lordandtaylor.com 212 391 3344, 800 223 7440 | 424 Fifth Ave. (38th–39th Sts.), NYC 10018 America’s oldest store, Lord & Taylor’s unapologetically classic style, land-marked building, and legendary windows on Fifth Avenue are one of New York’s cherished treasures. AD

Macy’s Herald Square macys.com 212 695 4400 | 151 W. 34th St. (Broad way–Seventh Ave.), NYC 10001 Floor after floor of designer fashions for men, women and children. Top cosmetic brands, plus home furnishings and accessories. Multilingual visitor center on 34th Street mezzanine. ABCE See Ad Index on pg. 240 for online info and ad page.

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Macy’s Brooklyn Downtown macys.com 718 875 7200 | 422 Fulton St. (Hoyt St.–Gallatin Pl.), Brooklyn 11201

Macy’s Queens - Rego Park macys.com 718 271 7200 | 90-01 Queens Blvd. (90th St.), Elmhurst, Queens 11373

Macy’s Flushing macys.com 718 358 9000 | 136-50 Roosevelt Ave. (Union St.–Main St.), Flushing, Queens 11354

Macy’s Parkchester macys.com 718 828 7000 | 1441 Metropolitan Ave. (Wood Ave.–Wood Rd.), Parkchester, the Bronx 10462

Saks Fifth Avenue saks.com 212 753 4000, 877 551 SAKS (7257) 611 Fifth Ave. (49th–50th Sts.), NYC 10022 One of the world’s leading luxury fashion and designer retailers. ABCE

Electronics & Cameras

B&H Photo-Video-Pro Audio Superstore bandh.com 212 444 6615 | 420 Ninth Ave. (34th St.), NYC 10001 World-famous photo, video shopping destination. Vast selection of cameras, camcorders, iPods, DVD players and more at great discounted prices. A

J&R Music & Computer World jr.com 212 238 9000, 800 806 1115 Park Row (at Broadway, across from City Hall), NYC 10038 Lower Manhattan megastore with a local retailer’s personal touch. Low-priced electron-ics: computers, home/office equip-ment, phones, audio, video, cameras, games, home appliances, and more. E

Sony Store store.sony.com 212 833 5449 | 550 Madison Ave. (55th–56th Sts.), NYC 10022 Best of Sony in one great location. Check out the latest Sony electronics, com-puters, cameras, personal audio, mobile devices, TVs, games, more. Knowledgeable multilingual staff. DE

Tekserve tekserve.com 212 929 3645, 888 929 3645 | 119 W. 23rd St. (Sixth Ave.), NYC 10011 Largest inde-pendent Apple store in the US offers the newest family of Macs, iPads, iPhones and iPods—plus NYC’s best selection of accessories. Repairs; classes. ABCE

Flea Markets

East 67th Street Market east67thstreetmarket.org 877 4E67 MKT (436 7658) | P.S. 183, 67th St. between First and York Aves., NYC Upper East Side antiques, flea and farmers market. Open every Sat., 6am–5pm. F

Green Flea Indoor/Outdoor Markets greenfleamarkets.com 212 239 3025 | Columbus Ave. at 77th St., NYC 10024, mail: 242 W. 30th St., #803, NYC 10001 Antiques, crafts, fashion. Open Sundays year-round (and Saturdays in November and December only), 10am–5:30pm. Contact: [email protected]. E

Hell’s Kitchen Flea Market hellskitchenfleamarket.com 212 243 5343 | 39th St. between Ninth & Tenth Aves., NYC Antiques, crafts, vintage fashion, collectibles, ephe-mera, retro decor and more. Free. Open Sat.–Sun., 10am–6pm, year-round (weather permitting). F

Flowers

Nature’s Petal Florist Inc. naturespetal.com 646 704 0001 177-05 Union Tpke. (177th St.), Fresh Meadows, Queens 11366 Using the freshest flowers from around the world, Nature’s Petal creates floral art with creative and unique design. They are prepared to meet all requests. Closed Tues.

Starbright Floral Design starflor .com 800 520 8999 | 150 W. 28th St. (Sixth–Seventh Aves.), 1st fl., NYC 10001 One of the City’s most exclusive florists provides floral designs, gift baskets, and much more. Serving all of New York City. Open seven days. A

Trellis Fine Florals trellisfine florals.com 212 335 0426 | 51 W. 28th St. (Sixth Ave.), NYC 10001 Delivers the freshest flowers daily throughout Manhattan and on a same-day basis. Offering hundreds of arrangements and compositions made fresh daily to custom specifications.

Food

Citarella citarella.com 212 874 0383 2135 Broadway (75th St.), NYC 10023 This family run business is a sleek, top food destination in Manhattan, known for freshness, quality and value. Stellar seafood, meats, desserts, produce and more.

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Eataly eataly.com 212 229 2560 200 Fifth Ave. (23rd–24th Sts.), NYC 10010 Offers the highest quality artisanal products at fair prices. A one-stop source for the heart of Italy, from pastas to oils to breads.

Ernest Klein & Company ernest klein.com 212 245 7722 | 1366 Sixth Ave. (55th St.), NYC 10019 Gourmet marketplace: hot meals, sandwiches and wraps, with seating available. Marketplace offers selection of choc-olates, candies, fruits, coffee as well as a selection of groceries.

Make My Cake makemycake.com 212 932 0833 | 121 St. Nicholas Ave. (116th St.), NYC 10026 Family owned Harlem bakery offers Southern-style sweets such as their signature red velvet cake. Second bakery at 2380 Adam Clayton Powell Blvd., Manhattan. AE

Perfect Picnic perfectpicnic.com 212 228 2884 | 9 Clinton St. (Stanton–Houston Sts.), upstairs, NYC 10002 Provides locally-sourced specialty foods at a reasonable price for custom picnics and gift baskets. Available for customer pick-up or delivery throughout Manhattan.

Russ & Daughters russand daughters.com 212 475 4880, 800 RUSS 229 (787 7229) | 179 E. Houston St. (Orchard–Allen Sts.), NYC 10002, UNITED STATES Family-owned/operated LES appetizing institution, since 1914, specializes in traditional hand-sliced smoked fish, caviar, herring, sweets. New York Maga-zine’s “Best Bagel & Lox.” AE

William Greenberg Jr. Desserts wmgreenbergdesserts.com 212 861 1340, 800 255 8278 | 1100 Madison Ave. (82nd–83rd Sts.), NYC 10028 New York institution (since 1946) known for traditional desserts, brownies, butter cookies, Linzer tarts. Black & white cookies voted “#1 in NY”—New York Magazine.

Furriers

The Fur Source of NY thefur sourceofny.com 888 896 4970 235 W. 29th St. (Seventh–Eighth Aves.), NYC 10001 A fine collection of European and American furs and shearlings. Call for dates and loca-tions of special showroom sales.

Home Furnishings

Bed Bath & Beyond bedbathand beyond.com 212 255 3550, 800 GO BEYOND (462 3966) | 620 Sixth Ave. (18th St.), NYC 10011 Home furnishing super store. Huge selection of brand name products: bed linens, bath accessories, kitchen electrics, cook-ware, glassware, window treatments, lifestyle accessories, storage items, more. A

Bed Bath & Beyond bedbathand beyond.com 212 233 8450, 800 GO BEYOND (462 3966) | 270 Greenwich St. (Murray–Warren Sts.), NYC 10007

Bed Bath & Beyond bedbathand beyond.com 646 215 4702, 800 GO BEYOND (462 3966) | 410 E. 61st St. (First Ave.), NYC 10065

Bed Bath & Beyond bedbathand beyond.com 917 441 9391, 800 GO BEYOND (462 3966) | 1932 Broadway (64th–65th Sts.), NYC 10023

Far Eastern Arts and Antiques See listing under “Art & Antiques.”

Fishs Eddy fishseddy.com 212 420 9020 | 889 Broadway (19th St.), NYC 10003 American-made dishes, glass-ware. Diner, hotel, restaurant vintage ware. New designs by C. Rowley, Jessie Hartland, others. AE

Jonathan Adler jonathanadler .com 212 941 8950, 800 963 0891 47 Greene St. (Grand–Broome Sts.), NYC 10013 This design company specializes in decorative home acces-sories, gifts and all things groovy. They are dedicated to bringing joy into the home.

Jonathan Adler jonathanadler .com 212 488 2803 | 37 Greenwich Ave. (Charles St.), NYC 10014

Jonathan Adler jonathanadler .com 212 772 2410 | 1097 Madison Ave. (83rd St.), NYC 10028

Jonathan Adler jonathanadler .com 212 787 0017 | 304 Columbus Ave. (74th St.), NYC 10023

Jonathan Adler jonathanadler .com 718 855 0017 | 378 Atlantic Ave. (Bond–Hoyt Sts.), Brooklyn 11217

New York Design Center nydc.com 212 679 9500 | 200 Lexington Ave. (32nd–33rd Sts.), NYC 10016 Premier resource for interior design features 1stdibs@NYDC, a full floor of fine antiques, and “Access to Design,” a program focused on educating consumers and designers. A

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Jewelry & Watches

Alex and Ani alexandani.com 646 484 5099 | 425 West Broadway (Spring–Prince Sts.), NYC 10012 Alex and Ani’s mission is to design products that adorn the body, enlighten the mind and empower the spirit. Necklaces, bracelets, charms, earrings. A

The Diamond District—Diamond & Jewelry Way See “Neighborhoods” in Sightseeing.

Jack of Diamonds Jewelers International jackofdiamondsintl .com 212 869 7272 | 75 W. 47th St. (Sixth Ave.), NYC 10036 Luxury gifts and jewels, from loose diamonds, to charms, to watches. Knowledgeable, professional staff. Repairs. Free gift with mention of NYC & Company. Closed Sun. ABCD

Kara Ross New York See listing under Apparel.

Martinique Jewelers martinique jewelers.com 212 262 7600, 800 845 3654 | 750 Seventh Ave. (49th St.), NYC 10019 Family owned jeweler since 1963, this Pandora authorized dealer carries Charriol designer jewelry, diamond wedding bands and engagement rings. In the heart of Times Square. A

Michael C. Fina Company michaelcfina.com 212 557 2500, 800 289 3462 | 500 Park Ave. (59th St.), NYC 10022 Engagement rings, wedding bands, fine and fashion jewelry, china, crystal and glassware, flatware, table-ware, giftware, vintage silver, baby gifts, bridal registry. Open seven days. A

Tourneau—Columbus Circle tourneau.com 212 823 9425, 800 348 3332 | The Shops at Columbus Circle, 10 Columbus Cir. (Broadway & 60th St.), #103, NYC 10019 The world’s largest watch store features fine timepieces from luxury watchmakers worldwide, certified pre-owned watches and a factory-authorized service center for most watch brands.

Tourneau—Madison Ave. tourneau.com 212 758 6098, 800 348 3332 | 500 Madison Ave. (52nd–53rd Sts.), NYC 10022 The world’s largest watch store features fine timepieces from luxury watchmakers worldwide, certified pre-owned watches and a factory-authorized service center for most watch brands.

Tourneau TimeMachine tourneau .com 212 758 7300 | 12 E. 57th St. (Madison Ave.), NYC 10022 World’s largest watch store features more than 100 brands and 8,000 styles, plus Gallery of Time museum with his-torical timepieces, live watchmaking and interactive displays. A

Uno de 50 unode50.com 646 490 5070 | 135 Prince St. (Wooster St.–West Broadway), NYC 10012 High-end fashion jewelry line from Spain melds artisanship and refined skills. Handcrafted innovative products with flawless quality materials combine in creative jewelry and accessories.

Wempe Jewelers wempe.com 212 397 9000 | 700 Fifth Ave. (55th St.), NYC 10019 Official Rolex jeweler.

Malls, Markets, Districts

Bronx Terminal Market bronx terminalmarket.com 718 513 7725 610 Exterior St. (River Ave. at 151st St.), Bronx 10451 Located near Yankee Stadium, this nearly one-million-square-foot mall offers top shopping and dining where a wholesale food market once stood. AE

Brookfield Place Shops & Restaurants brookfieldplaceny .com 212 417 7000 | 100 West St. (Liberty–Vesey Sts.), NYC 10080 Enhance a visit to the spectacular Winter Garden, North Cove Marina or Hudson River Park with shopping and dining. Choose from 40 restaurants and stores.

Malcolm Shabazz Harlem Market nymag.com/listings/stores /malcolm_shabazz_harlem _market/ 212 987 8131 | 52 W. 116th St. (Lenox Ave./Malcolm X Blvd.–Fifth Ave.), NYC 10026 Traditional, handmade African crafts, textiles and African-style clothes for men, women, children. Large selection of carved wooden figurines plus urban wear and hair-braiding boutiques. AE

Rockefeller Center rockefeller center.com 212 632 3975 | 48th–51st Sts. btw. Fifth and Sixth Aves., NYC 10111 Enjoy a stroll through Rockefeller Center, which offers a pleasantly surprising variety of stores to shop at, from Kenneth Cole to La Maison Du Chocolate. AE

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The Shops at Columbus Circle shopsatcolumbuscircle.com 212 823 6300 | Time Warner Center, 10 Columbus Circle (Broadway between 58th–60th Sts.), NYC 10019 New York destination for style and sophistication. Prestigious retailers, renowned restaurateurs in world-class entertainment destination. See Ad Index on pg. 240 for online info and ad page.

The Shops at SkyView Center shopskyviewcenter.com 718 460 2000 | 40-24 College Point Blvd. (40th Rd.—Roosevelt Ave.), Queens 11354 Multi-level shopping and dining destination features apparel, shoes, electronics, home furnishings, enter-tainment, groceries and cosmetics at value prices. Parking free up to three hours. A

South Street Seaport southstreet seaport.com 212 732 8257 | Pier 17, Fulton & Front Streets, NYC 10038 The narrow cobblestone streets of NYC’s historic seaport district are now a marketplace featuring indoor and outdoor dining and shopping, sight-seeing cruises and maritime museum. AE

Woodbury Common Premium Outlets premiumoutlets .com/ woodburycommon 845 928 4000 498 Red Apple Ct. (NYS Thruway, exit 16 Harriman), Central Valley, NY 10917 World’s largest collection of designer apparel and name-brand outlets. Everyday savings of 25%–65% at 220 stores including Burberry, Coach, Gap Outlet, Giorgio Armani, Gucci, Nike and more. Access via MTA Metro-North Railroad, Gray Line bus, Hampton Luxury Liner, Liberty Helicopter. ADE See Ad Index on pg. 240 for online info and ad page.

Music

Sam Ash Music Store samash.com 212 719 2299 | 333 W. 34th St. (Eighth–Ninth Aves.), NYC 10001 The new “Music Row NYC” offers everything for music, recording, pro sound and EDM. Guitars, drums, basses, brass, winds and repairs. Family owned since 1924. AE

Shoes

Flight Club flightclub.com 888 937 8020 | 812 Broadway (11th–12th Sts.), NYC 10003 The ultimate retail destina-tion for limited-edition, vintage, and hard-to-find sneakers and apparel, with three locations in Manhattan and a tremendously robust online store.

Fratelli Rossetti rossetti.it 212 888 5107 | 625 Madison Ave. (58th–59th Sts.), NYC 10022 Designer collection of dressy and sport men’s and women’s fine footwear, accessories, apparel. Open seven days. AE

Kith kithnyc.com 347 460 5484 644 Broadway (Bleecker St.), NYC 10012 All men’s footwear and attire. Selling top-tier products from Red Wing, Quoddy, Sebago, Grenson, New Balance, Asics and Adidas in an intimate boutique setting. A

Kith–Brooklyn kithnyc.com 347 460 5484 | 233 Flatbush Ave. (Bergen–Dean Sts.), Flatbush, Brooklyn 11217 All men’s footwear and attire. Selling top-tier products from Red Wing, Quoddy, Sebago, Timberland, New Balance, Asics and Adidas in an intimate boutique setting. A

The Walking Company thewalking company.com 212 355 3198 | 551 Madison Ave. (55th St.), NYC 10022 The world’s largest retailer of comfort footwear. Features Ecco, Dansko, MBT, UGG, Pikolinos, and Earth, plus the latest foot-scanning technology and orthotics. A

Shopping Tours

Shop Gotham - Shopping Tours shopgotham.com 917 599 6650, 866 795 4200 | Shopping tours for independent travelers and groups. Tours daily, 9am–6pm. E

Style Room—Private Shopping Tour Experiences styleroom.com 646 245 5316 | Offers private “insider” shopping tours in NYC. Meet design-ers face-to-face in their New York showrooms and shop at 65%–80% off retail.

Woodburybus.com woodburybus .com 212 246 0597 | Box 677, Radio City Station, NYC 10019 Offers four daily departures form Manhattan hotels to Woodbury Common Premium Outlets, with reserved seating for passengers’ convenience. Shop 200-plus stores for great savings. E

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Specialty Shops

Chelsea Market Baskets chelsea marketbasket.com 212 727 1111 75 Ninth Ave. (15th–16th Sts.), NYC 10011 Full-service gift basket and specialty food store with ideas for all occasions. Shipping available.

CityStore nyc.gov/citystore call 311, outside NYC: 212 NEW YORK (639 9675) | 1 Centre St. (Chambers St.), NYC 10007 Official store of the City of New York. Find everything “New York,” including licensed NYPD, FDNY, taxi and Parks souvenirs for adults and kids. Closed Sat., Sun. A

Disney Store Times Square disneystore.com 212 626 2910 1540 Broadway (45th–46th Sts.), NYC 10036 The premiere destination for Disney shopping in New York City, including exclusive products made for and sold only at the Times Square location. ACE

FDNY Fire Zone fdnyfirezone.org 212 698 4520 | 34 W. 51st St. (Fifth–Sixth Aves.), NYC 10020 Official store run by the FDNY Foundation offers licensed Fire Department merchan-dise, including adult and kids’ t-shirts, jackets and hats, toys, collectibles, gifts and souvenirs. ABCDEF

Grand Slam New York grandslam newyork.com 212 398 6388, 866 398 6388 | 1557 Broadway (46th–47th Sts.), NYC 10036 Large selection of gifts, souvenirs and apparel at low prices. Three floors of favorite brands including “I Love NY,” NYPD, FDNY, Yankees, Converse and more. A

Hershey’s Chocolate World Times Square hersheys.com/times square 212 581 9100 | 1593 Broadway (48th St.), NYC 10019 Experience the world’s best-loved confectionery brands and find Hershey’s products and sweet gifts for every occasion. Open daily 9am to midnight. AE

Lee’s Art Shop leesartshop.com 212 247 0110 | 220 W. 57th St. (Seventh Ave.–Broadway), NYC 10019 Midtown landmark with four floors of artistic magic: fine and graphic arts; un-matched selection of custom frames; creative invitations, printing; lighting, furniture; international pens, gifts. A

Lion Brand Yarn Studio lionbrand yarnstudio.com 212 243 9070 | 34 W. 15th St. (Fifth–Sixth Aves.), NYC 10011 First retail store of America’s favorite yarn company features 450-plus yarns in-house. Friendly staff offers personalized service and help with projects. Offers 90-plus classes. Closed Sat. AE

M&M’s World New York mmsworld.com 212 295 3850 1600 Broadway (48th St.), NYC 10019 Retail-entertainment location dedi-cated to the colorful fun of M&M’s brand chocolate candies. Family-friendly fun and unique gifts designed exclusively for M&M’s World. AE

Nat Sherman Townhouse natsherman.com 212 764 5000, 800 MY CIGAR (692 4427) | 12 E. 42nd St. (Fifth Ave.), NYC 10017 Tobacconist to the world since 1930, offering an iconic collection of premium cigars, cigarettes and fine smoking access-ories. committed to authenticity, quality and customer service. A

NBC Experience Store/Studio Tours nbcstudiotour.com 212 664 3700, 212 664 7174 | 30 Rockefeller Plaza (49th St. btwn. Fifth and Sixth Aves.), NYC 10036 NBC Experience Store is the place for all favorite TV merchandise, from must-see shows to today’s hottest hits. AE

Nintendo World nintendoworld store.com 646 459 0800 | 10 Rocke-feller Plaza (on 48th St. btw. Fifth & Sixth Aves.), NYC 10020 Family entertainment destination featuring latest Nintendo offerings in unique inter-active setting. Newest 3DS and Wii U games. Also, accessories, apparel, other items featuring favorite Nintendo characters. E

Pearl River Mart pearlriver.com 212 431 4770, 800 878 2446 | 477 Broadway (Grand-Broome Sts.), NYC 10013 The one-stop shop for everything Asian: home furnishings, striking apparel and various knick-knacks that range from funky, to elegant, to just plain fun.

Statue of Liberty Gift Shop thestatueofliberty.com 212 363 3180, 800 266 1488 | Liberty Island, New York Harbor, NYC 10004 On- site and online shop offers apparel, books, DVDs, jewelry, magnets, key chains, replicas and many more mementos of a visit to the iconic American landmark.

Sporting Goods

Modell’s Sporting Goods modells .com 212 764 7030, 800 ASK MODELLS (275 6633) | 234 W. 42nd St. (Seventh–Eighth Aves.), NYC 10036 The nation’s oldest, family-owned and -operated retailer of name-brand sporting goods, apparel, menswear, athletic footwear, founded in 1889. Website lists additional locations.

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Modell’s Sporting Goods modells .com 212 362 3001, 800 ASK MODELLS (275 6633) | 348 Amsterdam Ave. (76th–77th Sts.), NYC 10024

Modell’s Sporting Goods modells .com 212 961 1999, 800 ASK MODELLS (275 6633) | 795 Columbus Ave. (97th–100th Sts.), NYC 10025

Modell’s Sporting Goods modells .com 212 280 9100, 800 ASK MODELLS (275 6633) | 300 W. 125th St. (Frederick Douglass Blvd.), NYC 10027

Modell’s Sporting Goods modells .com 718 855 1921, 800 ASK MODELLS (275 6633) | 360 Fulton St. (Red Hook Lane), Brooklyn 11201

Modell’s Sporting Goods modells .com 718 782 5309, 800 ASK MODELLS (275 6633) | 4 Graham Ave. (Broadway), Brooklyn 11206

Modell’s Sporting Goods modells .com 718 373 1955, 800 ASK MODELLS (275 6633) | 89-59 Bay Parkway (Shore Parkway S.), Brooklyn 11214

Modell’s Sporting Goods modells .com 718 829 7800, 800 ASK MODELLS (275 6633) | 945 White Plains Rd. (Bruckner Blvd.), Bronx 10473

Modell’s Sporting Goods modells .com 718 320 2500, 800 ASK MODELLS (275 6633) | 31 E. Fordham Rd. (Morris Ave.), Bronx 10468

NBA Store nba.com/nycstore 212 515 6221 | 590 Fifth Ave (47th–48th Sts.), NYC 10036 Features a great selection of NBA merchandise. From jerseys to footwear to basketballs and gifts of all kinds—everything a hoops fan could ever imagine. AE

New York Golf Center nygolf center.com 212 564 2255 | 131 W. 35th St. (Broadway–Seventh Ave.), NYC 10001 New York’s largest golf specialty shop. Voted Top 100 Golf Shops by Golf World Business. Shipments worldwide. Lessons avail-able with Motion Golf technology. See Ad Index on pg. 240 for online info and ad page. See coupon in back of book.

Toys

American Girl Place americangirl .com 877 AG PLACE | 609 Fifth Ave. (49th St.), NYC 10017 Flagship store for the popular doll brand features doll, outfit, accessory, book and souvenir shops, elegant café—even a doll hair salon and photo studio. ABE

Build-A-Bear Workshop builda bear.com 212 871 7080, 877 789 BEAR (2327) | 565 Fifth Ave. (46th St.), NYC 10017 Make your own stuffed animal at the world’s biggest Build- A-Bear Workshop store and dine at Eat With Your Bear Hands Cafe. AE

FAO Schwarz fao.com 212 644 9400 | 767 Fifth Ave. (58th St.), NYC 10153 Toys every day of the year. A must-see destination for children of all ages when visiting the City. Since 1862. AE

The Lego Store—Queens Center stores.lego.com 718 699 4565 Queens Center, 90-15 Queens Blvd. (57th Ave.), Queens 11373 From hundreds of Lego sets, including exclusive items and the Pick a Brick wall, to family-friendly building events, provides the ultimate Lego experi-ence. E

The Lego Store—Rockefeller Center stores.lego.com 212 245 5973 | Rockefeller Center, 620 Fifth Ave. (50th St.), NYC 10012 From hundreds of Lego sets, including exclusive items and the Pick a Brick wall, to family-friendly building events, provides the ultimate Lego experi-ence. E

Toys “R” Us Times Square toysrus timessquare.com 866 742 6423, events: 646 366 8855 | 1514 Broadway (44th St.), NYC 10036 Huge toy emporium has an unsurpassed selection of toys and games. Sixty-foot Ferris wheel, two-story Barbie dollhouse, 20-foot animatronic dinosaur, personal shoppers. Open daily. E See Ad Index on pg. 240 for online info and ad page.

Wine & Liquor

Crush Wine & Spirits crushwineco .com 212 980 WINE (9463) | 153 E. 57th St. (Third–Lexington Aves.), NYC 10022 Extensive selection of artisan wine and spirits at low prices. Free tastings all day, every day. A

Central Park provides 800 acres of outdoor pleasure.

Sightseeing & Tours

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Amusements & Gaming

Luna Park at Coney Island ............BkNY Skyride ....................................MnResorts World Casino New York

City ............................................. QuStaten Island Go-Karts ..................SIVictorian Gardens Amusement

Park ............................................Mn

Aquariums & Zoos

Bronx Zoo .......................................BxCentral Park Zoo ..........................MnNew York Aquarium .......................BkProspect Park Zoo ........................BkQueens Zoo ................................... QuStaten Island Zoo ...........................SI

Architectural Landmarks & Observation Decks

Apollo Theater ..............................MnBrookfield Place ...........................MnBrooklyn Bridge .....................Mn, BkCarnegie Hall ................................MnEmpire State Building Observatory

....................................................MnGrand Central Terminal ................MnJames A. Farley Post Office ........MnLincoln Center for the

Performing Arts .........................MnQueensboro Bridge .............. Mn, QuRadio City Music Hall ...................MnRockefeller Center ........................MnTop of the Rock Observation Deck

....................................................MnUnited Nations ..............................Mn

Exhibitions

Discovery Times Square ..............MnLeslie-Lohman Museum of

Gay and Lesbian Art .................MnMuseum of Sex .............................MnMuseum of the American Gangster

....................................................MnNew York Wine Expo ....................Mn

Historic Sites, Statues & Monuments

9/11 Memorial & Museum ............Mn9/11 Memorial Preview Site .........Mn9/11 Tribute Center .......................MnAfrican Burial Ground National

Monument ..................................MnCity Hall ........................................MnEllis Island/American Family

Immigration History Center .............................................Harbor

Federal Hall National Memorial ...MnGeneral Grant National Memorial

(“Grant’s Tomb”) ........................Mn

Governors Island National Monument ...........................Harbor

Gracie Mansion.............................MnHall of Fame for Great Americans BxHistoric Richmond Town ................SIIntrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum

....................................................MnIrish Hunger Memorial..................MnThe Little Red Lighthouse ...........MnPolice Memorial ............................MnSnug Harbor Cultural Center &

Botanical Garden ........................SISouth Street Seaport ...................MnStatue of Liberty National

Monument ...........................HarborTweed Courthouse .......................Mn

Houses of Worship & Cemeteries

Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine ...................................Mn

Green-Wood Cemetery .................BkInterchurch Center .......................MnRiverside Church ..........................MnSalem United Methodist Church .MnSt. Patrick’s Cathedral .................MnSt. Paul’s Chapel ..........................MnTemple Emanu-El .........................MnTrinity Cemetery & Mausoleum ...MnTrinity Church................................MnThe Woodlawn Cemetery .............Bx

Kids & Family Fun

American Girl Place ......................MnThe Boathouse in Central Park ...MnBuild-A-Bear Workshop ...............MnJacques Torres Chocolate—

Brooklyn ......................................BkMadame Tussauds New York ......MnMake Meaning ..............................MnNBC Experience Store/

Studio Tours ..............................MnRipley’s Believe It or Not!

Times Square .............................MnSony Wonder Technology Lab ....MnStaten Island Ferry .................Mn, SISwedish Cottage Marionette

Theatre .......................................MnToys “R” Us Times Square ...........Mn

Libraries & Educational Centers

See also Cultural Centers in the Museums section of this guide.

92nd Street Y ................................MnAudubon Center at

the Boathouse ............................BkCommunity Environmental

Center EcoHouse ..................... CWFDNY Fire Zone ............................MnJapan Society ...............................MnNew York Public Library for the

Performing Arts .........................MnNew York Public Library—

Humanities and Social Sciences Library ........................................Mn

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NJ: New JerseyQu: Queens

SI: Staten Island

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New York Public Library— The Science, Industry and Business Library .......................Mn

UNICEF House—Danny Kaye Visitors Center ...........................Mn

Parks, Gardens, Beaches

Battery Park ..................................MnBayswater Point State Park ........ QuBrooklyn Botanic Garden .............BkBryant Park ...................................MnCentral Park ..................................MnClay Pit Ponds State Park

Preserve .......................................SIConey Island ..................................BkEast River State Park ....................BkEmpire-Fulton Ferry State Park ...BkFDR Boardwalk and Beach ...........SIFlushing Meadows—Corona Park

.................................................... QuGantry Plaza State Park............... QuThe Greenbelt—Staten Island .......SIThe High Line ................................MnHudson River Park........................MnJacob Riis Park ............................. QuKissena Park ................................. QuNational Park Service—

New York City ........................... CWNational Parks of New York

Harbor .................................HarborThe New York Botanical Garden ..BxPelham Bay Park ...........................BxProspect Park ................................BkQueens Botanical Garden ........... QuRiverbank State Park ...................MnRockaway Beach and

Boardwalk .................................. QuSakura Park ...................................MnSalt Marsh Nature Center .............BkSilver Gull Beach Club ................. QuSwindler Cove Park ......................MnWave Hill .........................................Bx

Special Events & Activities

The Armory Show .........................MnBig Apple Barbecue Block Party MnBrooklyn Brewery ..........................BkFrieze New York ............................MnGroovin’ In The Park ..................... QuHarlem Week/Harlem Jazz &

Music Festival ............................MnHavana Film Festival ................... CWHong Kong Dragon Boat

Festival ....................................... QuNew York International Auto Show

....................................................Mnopenhousenewyork ..................... CWPerforma ....................................... CWTourneau TimeMachine ...............MnWorld Science Festival ............... CW

Sports Venues

See also the Sports section of this guide.

Barclays Center .............................BkChelsea Piers Sports &

Entertainment Complex............MnCiti Field ........................................ QuMadison Square Garden ..............MnRed Bull Arena ...............................NJYankee Stadium .............................Bx

TV Show Tapings

106 and Park .................................MnThe Colbert Report with

Stephen Colbert ........................MnThe Daily Show with

Jon Stewart ................................MnThe Dr. Oz Show ...........................MnLate Night with Seth Myers .........MnLate Show with David Letterman MnLive with Kelly & Michael .............MnThe Martha Stewart Show ...........MnThe People’s Court .......................MnRachael Ray ..................................MnSaturday Night Live ......................MnThe Today Show ...........................MnThe Tonight Show with

Jimmy Fallon ..............................MnThe View ........................................Mn

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Explorer Pass ............................... CWGo Select NYC ............................. CWNew York CityPASS ..................... CWNew York Pass ............................. CW

Neighborhoods & Associations

34th Street Partnership ...............MnAlliance for Coney Island ..............BkArthur Avenue ................................BxBronx Council on the Arts ............BxThe Bronx Tourism Council ..........BxBrooklyn Chamber of Commerce BkBrooklyn Tourism & Visitors

Center ..........................................BkChinatown .....................................MnColumbus Avenue Business

Improvement District ................MnThe Diamond District—

Diamond & Jewelry Way ...........MnDowntown Alliance .......................MnEast Midtown Partnership ...........MnEast Village Visitors Center .........MnEl Barrio .........................................MnExperience: Harlem ......................MnThe Fashion Center BID ...............MnFlatiron/23rd Street Partnership .MnFordham Road Business

Improvement District .................BxGrand Central Partnership ..........MnGreenwich Village .........................MnHarlem ...........................................MnHarlem One Stop ..........................MnLincoln Square Business

Improvement District ................MnLittle Italy Merchants Association

....................................................MnLower East Side ............................MnLower East Side Jewish

Conservancy ..............................MnMadison Avenue Business

Improvement District ................MnMount Morris Park Community

Improvement Association ........MnQueens Tourism Council .............. QuRoosevelt Island ...........................MnSoHo ..............................................MnTimes Square ................................MnWilliamsburg ..................................Bk

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9/11 Memorial & Museum 911memorial.org 212 312 8800 World Trade Center (entrance: 1 Albany St. at Greenwich St.), NYC 10006 A national tribute of remembrance and honor to the men, women, and children killed in the terror attacks of September 11, 2001 and February 26, 1993. Admission requires a reserva-tion, which is free if made in person. Reservations made over the phone or online carry a nonrefundable $2 service fee (9/11 victims’ family members are exempt). AF

9/11 Memorial Preview Site 911memorial.org/preview-site 212 267 2047 | 20 Vesey St. (Church St.), NYC 10007 Visitors learn about the 9/11 Memorial and Museum through artifacts, exhibits and exclusive films about 9/11 and the reconstruction of the World Trade Center site. Free. AF

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African Burial Ground National Monument nps.gov/afbg 212 637 2019 | Memorial: Duane St. at Elk St.; visitor center: 290 Broadway (Duane–Reade Sts.), NYC 10007 This National Landmark is the final resting place for nearly 15,000 enslaved and free Africans who lived during the 17th and 18th centuries. Adjacent visitor center tells their story, and provides site tours (reservations suggested) of the memorial. Visitor center closed Sun., Mon. AF

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Apollo Theater apollotheater.org 212 531 5337, 212 531 5301 | 253 W. 125th St. (Adam Clayton Powell Jr.–Frederick Douglass Blvds.), NYC 10027 Fabled Harlem theater showcases cutting-edge entertainment. Amateur Night every Wed. from 7:30. Historical backstage tours. A

The Armory Show thearmory show.com 212 645 6440, fax 212 645 0655 | Piers 92 and 94 (55th St. & Hudson River), NYC 10019 Leading international art fair, hosted on Piers 92 and 94, boasts 280+ galleries, 60,000 visitors and artwork ranging well into 7 figures. Held annually in spring. Admission. Group discounts. D

Audubon Center at the Boathouse prospectpark.org/audubon 718 287 3400 | Eastern border of Prospect Park (enter at Lincoln Rd.–Ocean Ave.), Brooklyn The nation’s first urban-area audubon center is in Prospect Park. Nearby interpretive nature trails. Onsite is the park’s Visitor Center, exhibits, café. Open year-round (closed Jan.), limited hours in winter. EF

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Battery Park thebattery.org | State Street and Battery Place (at the foot of Broadway), Manhattan, A 25-acre public park at the southern tip of Manhattan. Sweeping harbor views include Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island. Contains gardens, more than 20 monuments. Hosts cultural events. F

Bayswater Point State Park nysparks.state.ny.us 718 471 2212 Mott Ave. east of Beacon Pl., Far Rockaway, Queens 11691 Passive recreation (hiking, birding, nature study) on 12 acres of beachfront, wetlands and woodlands fronting a peninsula on the eastern shore of Jamaica Bay. F

Big Apple Barbecue Block Party bigapplebbq.org 646 747 0584 Madison Square Park (23rd–26th Sts., Fifth–Madison Aves.), NYC Bringing the best of America’s barbecue to the Big Apple, annually in late spring/early summer. E

The Boathouse in Central Park thecentralparkboathouse.com 212 517 3623 | Central Park, enter at Fifth Ave. & 72nd St., info: P.O. Box 1357 Gracie Station, NYC 10028 Central Park Lake boating, Venetian gondola rides, bicycle rentals. Free shuttle trolley for private events. Open Mar.-Oct. daily. AE

Bronx Zoo bronxzoo.com 718 220 5100 | Off the Bronx River Parkway at Fordham Rd., Bronx 10460 Largest metropolitan zoo in the United States, with award-winning exhibits that showcase animals in naturalistic habitats. Website gives seasonal admission rates. ADE

Brookfield Place brookfieldplace ny.com 212 417 7000 | 100 West St. (Liberty–Vesey Sts.), NYC 10080 Waterfront complex overlooks the Hudson River, with shops, restaurants, public gardens and free events. AEF

Brooklyn Botanic Garden bbg.org 718 623 7200 | 1000 Washington Ave. (Eastern Pkwy.), Brooklyn 11225 A 52-acre living museum where beauty, romance and fun blossom in the world-class plant col-lections and specialty gardens, includ-ing the country’s first Japanese Garden, the world’s first Children’s Garden, Cranford Rose Garden, Steinhardt Conservatory and more. ADE

Brooklyn Brewery brooklynbrewery.com 718 486 7422 79 N. 11th St. (Wythe Ave.), Brooklyn 11211 New York City’s leading brewery. Happy hour Fri., 6pm–11pm. Free tours hourly, Sat. noon–8pm, Sun. noon–6pm; reservation only tours ($8), Mon.–Thurs., 5–7pm. A

Brooklyn Bridge | Walkway entrances: opposite City Hall Park, Manhattan; Tillary–Adams Sts., Brooklyn New York City’s famous landmark, completed in 1883, offers spectacular views of Lower Manhattan from its elevated pedestrian promenade. One of three bridges connecting Brooklyn and Manhattan. AF

Bryant Park bryantpark.org 40th–42nd Sts. and Sixth Ave., NYC 10018 An urban oasis in the heart of Manhattan. Free ice skating rink, Oct.– Mar.; holiday market, Nov.–Jan.; free outdoor movie nights, June–Aug. EF

Build-A-Bear Workshop builda bear.com 212 871 7080, 877 789 BEAR (2327) | 565 Fifth Ave. (46th St.), NYC 10017 Make your own stuffed animal at the world’s biggest Build-A-Bear Workshop store and dine at Eat With Your Bear Hands Cafe. AE

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Central Park centralparknyc.org 212 310 6600 | 59th–110th Sts., Fifth Ave.–Central Park West, NYC Landscaped and recreational areas totaling 843 acres: playing fields, zoos, carousel, skating rink, theater, lakes, visitor centers, entertainment. AEF

Central Park Zoo centralparkzoo .com 212 439 6500 | 830 Fifth Ave. (64th St.), NYC 10021 Polar bears, penguins, monkeys and sea lions in spectacular natural habitats. Admission. ACDE

Chelsea Piers Sports & Entertainment Complex chelseapiers.com 212 336 6800, 212 336 6666 | 23rd Street and the Hudson River, NYC 10011 Twenty-eight-acre sports village: golf driving range, rock climbing, spa, ice skating, batting cages, indoor courts and fields, bowling and restaurants. AE

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City Hall nyc.gov/design commission 212 788 2656 | Broadway and Murray St., NYC 10007 Beautiful landmark building (1803–12) with French-influenced exterior and magnificent rotunda and historic Governor’s Room spaces. Historic furnishings, important collection of 19th century American portraiture. Reservation tours: individuals Thurs. 10am; groups (10–20) Mon.–Wed., 10:30am; non-reservation lunchtime tours: Wed., noon (register 10–11:30am at NYC tourism kiosk, southern end of City Hall Park, Broadway at Barclay St.). Free. Ages 9 and up. AF

Clay Pit Ponds State Park Preserve nysparks.state.ny.us 718 967 1976 | 83 Nielsen Ave. (Carlin St. at Storer Ave.), Staten Island 10309 The preserve, occupying a 260-acre tract near the southwest shore of Staten Island, contains a variety of unique habitats and cultural history, plus an Interpretive Center. F

Community Environmental Center EcoHouse cecenter.org/ecohouse 718 784 1444 x181 | various locations citywide, This mobile exhibit and environmental education center,

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Coney Island coneyislandfunguide .com 718 594 7895 | centered around Surf Ave. & Stillwell Ave., Brooklyn 11224 “The People’s Playground,” the iconic amusement district that’s home to the Wonder Wheel and the original Nathan’s Famous, is NYC’s entertain-ment seaside destination. AE

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East River State Park nysparks .state.ny.us 347 297 9470 | 90 Kent Ave. (N. 8th St.), Williamsburg, Brooklyn 11211 Seven-acre waterfront park, site of 19th-century shipping dock, offers views of Manhattan skyline. Native meadow plantings among historic rail yard remnants; passive recreation. Picnicking and barbecues (permit required). F

Ellis Island/American Family Immigration History Center ellisisland.org 212 561 4500 | Ellis Island Immigration Museum, Ellis Island, NYC 10004 Ellis Island immigration database, passenger arrival records, ship pictures. Wall of Honor monument. Live theater mid-Mar. to late Oct. Gift shop. AE

Empire-Fulton Ferry State Park brooklynbridgeparknyc.org 718 222 9939 | 1 Main St. at East River (Plymouth St.), Brooklyn 11201 Nine-acre waterfront park with sprawling lawn, boardwalk and carousel between the Manhattan and Brooklyn Bridges. Bordering the park are landmark Civil-War era coffee and tobacco warehouses.

Empire State Building Observatory esbnyc.com 212 736 3100 | 350 Fifth Ave. (33rd–34th Sts.), NYC 10118 Without a doubt the most famous building in New York, the Empire State Building’s two observatories offer awe-inspiring views of the bustling metropolis below. Open 365 days. ADE See Ad Index on pg. 240 for online info and ad page.

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FDR Boardwalk and Beach nycgovparks.org/parks/r046 | South Beach area, from Fort Wadsworth to Miller Field’s Gateway Recreational Area, Staten Island A two-and-a-half mile boardwalk along the Atlantic Ocean was constructed during America’s great WPA era. Playgrounds, skate and boarding rink, bocce courts, pier fishing and more. AEF

Federal Hall National Memorial www.nps.gov/feha 212 825 6888 26 Wall St. (Nassau St.), NYC The site of the first U.S. Capitol and George Washington’s 1789 inauguration. F

Flushing Meadows—Corona Park nycgovparks.org 718 760 6565 Long Island Expwy.–Roosevelt Ave., Van Wyck Expwy.–111th St., Queens Site of World’s Fair, Citi Field, tennis center, museums, botanical garden, lake, skating rink, pool, carousel, zoo, and theater. Marina on Flushing Bay. F

Frieze New York friezenewyork.com 212 463 7461 | Randall’s Island Park, Randall’s Island, NY; mail: 41 Union Sq. West, ste. 1623, NYC 10003 Art fair featuring over 180 contemporary art galleries from around the world, outdoor sculpture park, talks pro-gram, artist commissions, food from top NYC restaurants. May 9–12, 2014.

Gantry Plaza State Park nysparks .state.ny.us 718 786 6385 | 49th Ave. and Center Blvd., Long Island City, Queens 11101 Twelve-acre riverside oasis juxtaposes views of Midtown Manhattan with the rugged beauty of the park’s restored gantries. Manicured gardens, unique mist fountain, playgrounds, concerts.

General Grant National Memorial (“Grant’s Tomb”) nps.gov/gegr/ 212 666 1640 | Riverside Park, 122nd St. at Riverside Drive, Morningside Heights, NYC 10027 The largest tomb in North America pays tribute to Ulysses S. Grant, Civil War general (America’s first four-star general) and 18th President of the United States. F

Governors Island National Monument nps.gov/gois 212 440 2202, 212 825 3045 | Info: 10 South St. Free ferry: Slip 7, Battery Maritime Building (Whitehall–South Sts.), NYC 10004 First New Amsterdam settlement, a military base since the Revolutionary War, is now the setting for picnics, tours and weekend

concerts and programs. Harbor views. E

Gracie Mansion historichouse trust.org 212 570 4773 | Carl Schurz Park, 88th St. and East End Ave., NYC 10128 A 1799 country house serving as the official residence of New York City mayors since 1942. Tours by appointment on Wed.; school groups Tues., Thurs. Admission. ABCDE

Grand Central Terminal grand centralterminal.com 212 340 2345 42nd St. and Park Ave. (Lexington–Vanderbilt Aves.), NYC 10017 Majestic Beaux-Arts landmark. Casual and fine dining, boutique shopping, special events and tours. Transportation hub. AE

The Greenbelt—Staten Island sigreenbelt.org 718 667 2165 office: The Greenbelt Conservancy, 200 Nevada Ave., Staten Island 10306 Natural woodlands and meadows joined with traditional parks encom-pass 2,800 acres. Nature center and trails with guided hiking. Golf course, carousel, and wildlife refuge. F

Green-Wood Cemetery green-wood.com 718 768 7300 | 500 25th St. (enter at Fifth Ave. and 25th St.), Sunset Park, Brooklyn 11232 Park-like outdoor museum: Brooklyn history, sculpture, graves of notables, includ-ing Leonard Bernstein, “Boss” Tweed, baseball’s Henry Chadwick. Walking tours; author events. Open seven days. AEF

Groovin’ In The Park groovininthe park.com 347 980 2252 | Roy Wilkins Park, Merrick Blvd. btw. 116th Ave. and Baisley Blvd., Jamaica, Queens 11434 This concert features R&B and reggae artists. A festive and fun-filled day with live music, family, food and entertain-ment. Annually in late June. AE

Hall of Fame for Great Americans bcc.cuny.edu/halloffame 718 289 5161 | Bronx Community College, Hall of Fame Terr., (University Ave. between Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. and Sedge-wick Ave.), Bronx 10453 Landmark founded in 1900 features a beautiful semicircular Neo-Classical colonnade accented by bronze busts of historic Americans. Its open-air perch offers sweeping panorama of the Harlem River.

Harlem Week/Harlem Jazz & Music Festival harlemdiscover.com 212 862 8477 | mail: 200A W. 136th St., NYC 10027 Annual month-long festival. Concerts, seminars and fes-tivities attract tourists and VIPs from around the world. Every August. EF

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The High Line thehighline.org 212 500 6035 | Gansevoort St.–W. 30th St., between Tenth & Eleventh Aves. (access at Gansevoort, 14th, 16th, 18th, 20th, 23rd, 26th, 28th and 30th Sts.), Manhattan, Unique park constructed on a former elevated freight railway built in the 1930s. Integrated landscape combines meandering pathways with naturalistic plantings. Open daily 7am–10pm. AF

Historic Richmond Town historic richmondtown.org 718 351 1611 441 Clarke Ave. (Arthur Kill Rd.), Staten Island 10306 Living-history village with furnished homes, shops and buildings. Guides in period dress lead participatory programs. Gift shop, food service. Student discounts, group tours. Admission. Closed Mon., Tues. Hours vary by season. ABCDE

Hong Kong Dragon Boat Festival hkdbf-ny.org 718 767 1776 | Meadow Lake, Flushing Meadows–Corona Park, Flushing, Queens Annual event with more than 100 sporting teams also features folk arts, ethnic foods, and multicultural performances. Held annually in August. EF

Hudson River Park hudsonriver park.org 212 627 2020 | Hudson River Waterfront, West St. between Battery Pl. and 59th St., NYC Redevelopment of Manhattan’s West Side waterfront as a 550-acre park, with piers, lawns and bikeways. AEF

The Interchurch Center interchurchcenter.org 212 870 2200 475 Riverside Dr. (120th St.), NYC 10115 Free noonday concert every Wednesday; monthly artist receptions; art gallery; excellent cafeteria for breakfast and lunch. Medical clinic specializing in travel medicine. Closed Sat., Sun. AF

Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum intrepidmuseum.org 877 957 SHIP (7447) | Pier 86, Twelfth Ave. at 46th St., NYC 10036 Former aircraft carrier hosts a unique journey through spectacular interactive exhibits. View 27 restored aircraft; Growler submarine; British Airways Concorde; Space Shuttle Pavilion, featuring Enterprise. ABCDE

Irish Hunger Memorial battery parkcity.org 212 417 2000 | corner of Vesey St. and North End Ave., Battery

Park City, NYC 10007 Dedicated to those who perished during “The Great Hunger,” this unique memorial incor-porates an authentically recreated 19th century Irish cottage, plus Irish stones, soil, vegetation. F

Jacob Riis Park nyharborparks .org/visit/jari.html 718 354 4606 157 Rockaway Beach Blvd. (Beach Channel Dr.), Queens 11691 Sand, swimming in the Atlantic Ocean, seaside recreation areas and restored 1932 Art Deco bathhouse (home to ranger-led programs, history exhibits). For shuttle buses from Brooklyn and Manhattan, visit nycbeachbus.com or rockabus.com; for beach ferry from Manhattan, visit newyorkbeachferry.com. Buses and ferry operate only Sat., Sun., holidays. A

Jacques Torres Chocolate—Brooklyn mrchocolate.com 718 875 9772 | 66 Water St. (Dock–Main Sts.), Brooklyn 11201 Famous chef Jacques Torres invites visitors to watch choco-late being made at his factory/retail store. Chocolates, hot chocolate and cookies served daily. Free admission. Open seven days. AEF

James A. Farley Post Office usps .com 800 ASK USPS (275 8777), TTY 877 889 2457 | 421 Eighth Ave. (31st–33rd Sts.), NYC 10001 Built in 1912, the landmark McKim, Mead, and White building is famous for bearing the inscription that begins “Neither snow nor rain nor heat...” Open daily; no clerks on federal holidays.

Japan Society japansociety.org 212 832 1155 | 333 E. 47th St. (First–Second Aves.), NYC 10017 Conferences, performances, screen-ings, tastings, symposia, lectures and classes, in the areas of arts and culture, business, education and public policy. ABCDE

Kissena Park nycgovparks.org /parks/kissenapark 718 359 1297 bounded by Oak Ave., Rose Ave., Kissena Blvd., Booth Memorial Ave. and 164th St., Flushing, Queens 11365 Romantic Kissena Lake, surrounded by weeping willows; Siegfried Stern Bicycle Track, only velodrome in NYC; Historic Grove with rare trees; Korean War and WWI tributes. EF

Leslie-Lohman Museum of Gay and Lesbian Art leslielohman.org 212 431 2609 | 26 Wooster St. (Canal–Grand Sts.), NYC 10013 Leslie-Lohman Museum offers exhibitions and events that present a new perspective, dem-onstrating that LGBTQ art is an integral part of the art world. Free. Bookstore. Closed Mon. Children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult. ACF

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Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts lincolncenter.org 212 721 6500 Columbus Ave. betw. 62nd and 66th Sts., NYC 10023 World’s largest performing arts center. Home to the Metropolitan Opera, David H. Koch Theater, Avery Fisher Hall. Annual series include Great Performers, American Songbook, Lincoln Center Festival, Mostly Mozart, Midsummer Night Swing. Guided tours available. ABC

The Little Red Lighthouse historichousetrust.org Urban Park Rangers 212 304 2365 | Fort Washing-ton Park, 178th St. and Hudson River, NYC 10033 Built in 1880. Subject of Hildegarde Swift’s children’s book The Little Red Lighthouse and the Great Gray Bridge. Tours. Open by appointment. EF

Luna Park at Coney Island lunaparknyc.com 718 373 LUNA (5862) | 1000 Surf Ave. (W. 10th St.), Brooklyn 11224 Summer beachside destination offers 25 brand-new rides, providing affordable fun for guests of all ages. Mild rides, thrill rides, games, landmark 1927 Cyclone rollercoaster. Gift shop, food service. E

Madame Tussauds New York nycwax.com 866 841 3660 | 234 W. 42nd St. (Seventh–Eighth Aves.), NYC 10036 Guests mingle with the world’s greatest celebrities, politicians and icons. More than 200 shockingly lifelike wax figures in themed environ-ments. Open at 10am daily. AD See Ad Index on pg. 240 for online info and ad page. See coupon in back of book.

Madison Square Garden thegarden.com 212 465 MSG1 4 Penn Plaza (Seventh Ave., 31st–33rd Sts.), NYC 10001 Host to exciting events: circus, concerts, tours and more. ABCE See Ad Index on pg. 240 for online info and ad page.

Make Meaning makemeaning.com 212 362 0350 | 329 Columbus Ave. (75th–76th Sts.), NYC 10023 This award-winning destination brings people together to have fun and be creative. Classes for all ages: ceramics, jewelry, cake decorating, soap making, candles, more. E

Museum of Sex museumofsex .com 212 689 6337 | 233 Fifth Ave. (27th St.), NYC 10016 The world’s first museum featuring exhibitions on the historical and cultural significance of sex. Gift shop and Oralfix aphrodisiac café open throughout the year. Open 7 days. AD See coupon in back of book.

Museum of the American Gangster museumoftheamericangangster .org 212 228 5736 | 80 St. Marks Pl. (First–Second Aves.), NYC 10003 See artifacts from the most important moments in the history of Organized Crime, including bullets from Valentine’s Day Massacre to death masks of John Dillinger. Admission.

National Park Service—New York City nps.gov 718 354 4606 | Info on historic sites, monuments and recre-ation areas in Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens and Staten Island. E

National Parks of New York Harbor nps.gov/npnh Public affairs office: 212 668 2251 | Federal Hall National Memorial, 26 Wall St., NYC 10005 Ten National Park Service sites with 23 unique destinations around New York Harbor. Year-round public programs, recreational opportunities, unique habitats, historic buildings and museum collections. E

NBC Experience Store/Studio Tours nbcstudiotour.com 212 664 3700, 212 664 7174 | 30 Rockefeller Plaza (49th St. btwn. Fifth and Sixth Aves.), NYC 10036 Closed for renovations through late 2014. Daily, behind-the-scenes tour of NBC studios, including Saturday Night Live and other shows. Tours begin and end at the NBC Experience Store. Fee for tour; reser-vations suggested. Kids under 6 not admitted. Group rates available. AE

New York Aquarium nyaquarium .com 718 265 FISH (3474), 718 265 3454 | Surf Ave. & W. 8th St., Coney Island, Brooklyn 11224 Four hundred species on 14 acres. See amazing animals and views of the seals, walruses and penguins in Sea Cliffs. Admission. Gift shop, restaurant. Parking. The aquarium is open on a partial basis while renovations continue through 2016. ABCDE

The New York Botanical Garden nybg.org 718 817 8700 | 2900 South-ern Blvd. (E. Fordham Rd.–Bedford Park Blvd.), Bronx 10458 One of America’s foremost public gardens and a National Historic Landmark. Restored Enid A. Haupt Conservatory. Book-store, gift shop and food service. Admission for grounds; additional fee for exhibitions. ABCDE

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New York International Auto Show autoshowny.com 718 746 5300 | Jacob K. Javits Convention Center, Eleventh Ave. btw. 34th & 38th Sts., NYC 10001 Annual spring event is the oldest and largest attended auto show in North America. Great fun and exciting for all ages. ABCE

New York Public Library for the Performing Arts nypl.org/research 212 870 1600 | 40 Lincoln Center Plaza (65th St.–Columbus Ave.), NYC 10023 Research center/archive for music, theater, dance, film. Audiovisual stations, online resources. Exhibits, seminars, performances. AF

New York Public Library—Humanities and Social Sciences Library nypl.org/research 917 ASK NYPL (275 6975), exhibitions/public programs 212 930 0757 | Stephen A. Schwarzman Building, Fifth Ave. at 42nd St., NYC 10018 This great library, cele-brating the centennial of its landmark Beaux-Arts building, also hosts a variety of compelling exhibitions and educational programs. Gift shop. AF

New York Public Library—The Science, Industry and Business Library nypl.org/research 212 592 7000 | 188 Madison Ave. (34th–35th Sts.), NYC 10016 Research center and high-tech library in landmark building. Extensive collections, access to elec-tronic resources in science and business. AF

New York Wine Expo wine-expos .com/wine/ny/ 800 544 1660 Galleria - Javits Convention Center, Eleventh Ave. btw. 34th & 40th Sts., NYC 10001 Annual Expo features over 125 winemakers from around the globe sampling over 500 wines. The Expo also presents lifestyle exhibits and seminars. Early March. A

NY Skyride skyride.com 212 279 9777 | Empire State Bldg., 350 Fifth Ave. (33rd–34th Sts.), 2nd fl., NYC 10118 New York’s only virtual tour simulator combines large-screen video and motion into a unique city tour. FastTrack Pass available with Empire State Building. AE

openhousenewyork ohny.org 212 991 6470 | Annual citywide celebration of NYC architecture opens diverse sites, many normally closed, for free tours. October. Also, year-round events.

Pelham Bay Park nycgovparks.org 718 430 1890 | Bruckner Expwy., exit Middletown Rd., Bronx Natural setting of 2,700 acres offers historic Bartow-Pell Mansion Museum, Orchard Beach on Long Island Sound, golf course, equestrian center and horse-back-riding and hiking trails.

Performa performa-arts.org 212 366 5700 | Citywide Biennial presents an international visual art performance festival across New York City in November featuring over 100 events, and additional programs throughout the year. Performa 15: 2015.

Police Memorial batteryparkcity.org 212 417 2000 | Pumphouse Park, Liberty St. and South End Ave., Battery Park City, NYC 10080 A fountain and granite wall memorialize New York City police officers killed in the line of duty. One wall bears the names of fallen officers.

Prospect Park prospectpark.org 718 965 8951, events 718 965 8999 Eastern Pkwy. and Flatbush Ave.; office: Prospect Park Alliance, 95 Prospect Park West, Brooklyn 11215 More than 520 acres for recreation, including zoo, Civil War memorial arch, nature trails, Audubon Center, lake, carousel, playgrounds, and Dutch colonial homestead. Music events. F

Prospect Park Zoo prospectpark zoo.com 718 399 7339 | 450 Flatbush Ave. (Empire Blvd.–Eastern Pkwy.), Brooklyn 11225 Modern, 12-acre zoo is home to nearly 100 species, including kangaroos, sea lions and baboons. Admission. ACDE

Queensboro Bridge nyc.gov/html /dot/html/bridges/bridges.shtml | queensborobridge.org | East River, 59th St. in Manhattan and Long Island City in Queens , This cantilevered span has been immortalized in song—Simon and Garfunkel’s “The 59th Street Bridge Song (Feelin’ Groovy)”—and literature—F. Scott Fitzgerald’s “The Great Gatsby.”

Queens Botanical Garden queensbotanical.org 718 886 3800 43-50 Main St. (Dahlia Ave.), Queens 11355 Offers 39 acres of formal gardens: bee, woodland, herb, perennial and rose gardens; pinetum; arboretum. Available for weddings. Gift shop. Child/adult classes. Admission. ACDE

Queens Zoo queenszoo.com 718 271 1500 | 53-51 111th St. (52nd Ave.), Flushing, Queens 11368 Eleven acres devoted to wildlife of the Americas, including mountain lions, bison, spec-tacled bears. Admission. ADE

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Radio City Music Hall radiocity.com 212 247 4777 | 1260 Sixth Ave. (50th St.), Rockefeller Center, NYC 10020 Art deco landmark features wonderful architectural accents. Rockettes in high gear. Radio City Stage Door Tour: behind-the-scenes tours; tickets required. Open daily. ABCE See Ad Index on pg. 240 for online info and ad page. See coupon in back of book.

Red Bull Arena See New York Red Bulls in Sports.

Resorts World Casino New York City rwnewyork.com 718 215 2828, 888 888 8801 | 110-00 Rockaway Blvd. (114th St.–North Conduit Ave.), Jamaica, Queens 11420 World class destination offers world-class gaming experi-ences in unique settings, featuring three casinos, event/exhibit spaces and 18 food and beverage outlets. See Ad Index on pg. 240 for online info and ad page.

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Ripley’s Believe It or Not! Times Square ripleysnewyork.com 212 398 3133 | 234 W. 42nd St. (Seventh–Eighth Aves.), NYC 10036 Amazing museum attraction, featuring 500+ artifacts, oddities, interactive exhibits and more. Open 365 days a year, 9am–1am. ADE See coupon in back of book.

Riverbank State Park nysparks .state.ny.us 212 694 3600 | 679 Riverside Dr. (145th St.), Manhattan The only urban rooftop park in the Western Hemisphere. Playground, athletic fields. Promenade provides Hudson River views. Some activities (swimming pool, roller/ice skating, fitness room) require fees. AE

The Riverside Church New York City theriversidechurchny.org 212 870 6700 | 490 Riverside Drive (120th–122nd Sts.), NYC 10027 Interdenominational. Tours include a brief history of the gothic church and informed visits to Christ Chapel, Gethsemane Chapel, the Nave and Chancel, and the organ console. Tours Sun. after morning service. Gift shop, cafe, music, events. A

Rockaway Beach and Boardwalk nycgovparks.org/parks/rockaway beach call 311, outside NYC: 212 NEW YORK (639 9675) | Shore Front Pkwy./Beach Front Rd./Boardwalk from Beach 3rd St.–Beach 153rd St., Queens Enjoy the sand and the Atlantic Ocean, a variety of concessions,

and the City’s only legal surfing beach (located between 67th-69th Street and 87th-92nd Street). For shuttle buses from Brooklyn and Manhattan, visit nycbeachbus.com or rockabus.com; for beach ferry from Manhattan, visit seastreak.com (Mon.–Fri. travel) or newyorkbeachferry.com (operates Sat., Sun., holidays only). Buses operate only Sat., Sun., holidays. A

Rockefeller Center rockefeller center.com 212 632 3975 | 48th–51st Sts. btw. Fifth and Sixth Aves., NYC 10111 The Landmark property consists of approximately 8 million square feet in ten Art Deco buildings with unique, internationally recognized architectural features, over 100 major artworks. AE See Ad Index on pg. 240 for online info and ad page.

Sakura Park nycgovparks.org W. 122nd St., Claremont Ave.–Riverside Dr., NYC Two-acre city park next to Riverside Church and Grant’s Tomb is planted with cherry blossom trees, and features a stone ishi toro lantern given by the City of Tokyo. F

Salem United Methodist Church 212 678 2700 | 2190 Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Blvd. (129th St.), NYC 10027 Congregation is dedicated to service to the Harlem community. Originally a mission of St. Mark’s Methodist Episcopal Church. Building designed 1887 by John Rochester Thomas.

Salt Marsh Nature Center saltmarshalliance.org 718 421 2021 3302 Ave. U (E. 33rd St.), Marine Park, Brooklyn 11234 Brooklyn’s largest park: 530 acres of grassland and salt marsh, home to a multitude of birds and native flora and fauna. Student programs. Center (closed Wed.) hosts exhibits, events. Grounds/trail open dawn to dusk. E

Silver Gull Beach Club nysilvergull .com 718 634 1500 | 1 Beach 193rd St. (Rockaway Point Blvd.), Breezy Point, Queens 11697 Private club offers four swimming pools, ocean beaches, catering, restaurant, spa, cabanas and day camp on nine acres near Jacob Riis Park in the Rockaways. Day, season passes available. AE

Snug Harbor Cultural Center & Botanical Garden snug-harbor.org 718 448 2500 | 1000 Richmond Terrace (Tysen St.–Snug Harbor Rd.), Staten Island 10301 An 83-acre park containing historic landmark buildings, gardens including NY Chinese Scholar’s Garden, theaters, museums, art galleries, gift shops and a bistro. Closed Mon. (Dec.–Apr.). ACDE

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Sony Wonder Technology Lab sonywondertechlab.com 212 833 8100, tickets and groups: 212 833 5414 550 Madison Ave. (56th St.), NYC 10022 Technology and entertainment museum for all ages. Reservations recommended. Closed Sun., Mon. ABCEF

South Street Seaport southstreet seaport.com 212 732 8257 | Pier 17, Fulton & Front Streets, NYC 10038 The narrow cobblestone streets of NYC’s historic seaport district are now a marketplace featuring indoor and outdoor dining and shopping, sight-seeing cruises and maritime museum. AE

Staten Island Ferry nyc.gov/html /dot/html/ferrybus/statfery.shtml call 311, outside NYC: 212 NEW YORK (639 9675) | 1 Whitehall St. (South St.), Manhattan–St. George Ferry Terminal, 1 Ferry Terminal Dr. (Richmond Terr.), Staten Island, Views of Lower Manhattan skyline, harbor and Statue of Liberty en route between Manhattan and Staten Island. Daily. Free. AEF

Staten Island Go-Karts sigokarts .com 718 982 5576 | 215 Schmidts Lane (Slosson Ave.–Manor Rd.), Staten Island 10314 Go-karts (single for bigger kids, double for a parent and a little one), plus batting cages, roller hockey and manicured 18-hole mini-golf. Cash only. E

Staten Island Zoo statenisland zoo.org 718 442 3100 | 614 Broadway (Glenwood Pl.–Colonial Ct.), Staten Island 10310 Excellent small zoo with one of the world’s finest reptile collections; children’s zoo. ADE

Statue of Liberty National Monument nps.gov/stli 877 LADY TIX (523 9849) Liberty Island, New York Harbor, NYC 10004 America’s favorite symbol of freedom. Grounds open for strolls and viewing the statue. Pedestal and museum open for tours only. Tickets (required) available by phone (877 523 9849), online (statuecruises.com) and ticket office (Castle Clinton, Battery Pl.–State St.). Ferry check-in at Castle Clinton. ABCEF

St. Patrick’s Cathedral saintpatrickscathedral.org 212 753 2261 | Fifth Ave. btw. 50th–51st Sts., NYC 10126 Considered America’s parish church by many Catholics, this gothic New York City landmark annually inspires millions of visitors of every religious background. Self-guided audio tour app. AE

St. Paul’s Chapel saintpauls chapel.com 212 602 0800 | Broadway and Fulton St., NYC 10006 Built in 1766, Manhattan’s oldest public building in continuous use plus historic cemetery. Exhibit honors vol-unteers who supported recovery workers following 9/11. Free concerts on Mondays at 1pm. AF

Swedish Cottage Marionette Theatre historichousetrust.org 212 988 9093 | Central Park entrance at west 79th St., NYC 10023 Historic Swedish schoolhouse from Philadelphia’s 1876 Exposition now houses a marionette theater. Reservations required. E

Swindler Cove Park nyrp.org 212 333 2552 | Harlem River Dr. & Dyckman St. at Tenth Ave., NYC 10033, info: NYRP, 31 W. 56th St., NYC 10019 Five-acre public park features scenic Harlem River views, children’s garden, Peter Jay Sharp Boathouse. EF

Temple Emanu-El emanuelnyc .org 212 744 1400 | 1 E. 65th St. (Fifth Ave.), NYC 10065 Reform Jewish. Landmark Romanesque Revival building (1929) is one of the largest synagogues in the world. Museum of Judaica. Tours Sun.–Thurs.; guided tours for groups 10+. F

Top of the Rock Observation Deck topoftherocknyc.com 212 698 2000 30 Rockefeller Plaza (entrance on 50th St. btwn. Fifth and Sixth Aves.), NYC 10112 Visitors have stunning views, including Central Park, the Statue of Liberty and Brooklyn Bridge. Choice of indoor deck or magnificent open-air terraces. 365 days. Admission. ADE See Ad Index on pg. 240 for online info and ad page.

Tourneau TimeMachine tourneau.com 212 758 7300 12 E. 57th St. (Madison Ave.), NYC 10022 World’s largest watch store features a Gallery of Time museum with historical timepieces, live watch-making and interactive displays. A

Toys “R” Us Times Square toysrustimessquare.com 800 TOYSRUS | 1514 Broadway (44th St.), NYC 10036 Huge toy emporium has a sixty-foot Ferris wheel, two-story Barbie dollhouse, 20-foot animatronic dinosaur. Unsurpassed selection of toys and games, personal shoppers. Open daily. E See Ad Index on pg. 240 for online info and ad page.

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Trinity Cemetery & Mausoleum trinitywallstreet.org /congregation/cemetery 212 368 1600 | Amsterdam Ave.–Riverside Dr., 153rd–155th Sts., NYC 10032 Historic cemetery (established 1842) overlook-ing the Hudson River includes graves of authors Clement Clarke Moore and Ralph Ellison; naturalist John James Audubon; actor Jerry Orbach. Self-guided tour map online.

Trinity Church trinitywallstreet .org 212 602 0800 | Broadway and Wall St., NYC 10006 National Historic Landmark (1697). Gothic Revival building (1846) features original stained glass, sculpted bronze doors and marble reredos. Churchyard (1681) includes gravesite of Alexander Hamilton. ABF

Tweed Courthouse nyc.gov /designcommission 212 788 2656 52 Chambers St. (Broadway–Centre St.), NYC 10007 The legacy of Tammany Hall’s “Boss Tweed,” who used the construction of the building (1861–81) to embezzle large sums, is architec-turally one of NYC’s greatest civic monuments. Free tours (reservation required): individuals, select Fri. at noon; groups 10–20, Tues. at 10am. Ages 15 and up. AF

UNICEF House—Danny Kaye Visitors Center unicef.org/virtual tour/index.html 212 326 7000 | 3 U.N. Plaza (44th St. between First & Second Aves.), NYC 10017 Learn about UNICEF’s work and history through a dynamic exhibit featuring an interac-tive light show, kiosks, and photos. Multilingual. Closed Sat., Sun. ABCEF

United Nations un.org/tours 212 963 TOUR (8687) | First Ave., btwn. 42nd and 46th Sts., NYC 10017 Visit UN Headquarters, where nations gather. Learn about global issues and see works of art from around the world. Guided and audio tours Mon.–Fri., 9:45am–4:45pm. Audio tours also Sat.–Sun., 10am–4:15pm (excluding Jan.–Feb.). Bookstore, gift shop, exhibits, restaurant, stamp counter. Admission. Children under 5 not allowed on tours. ADF

Victorian Gardens Amusement Park victoriangardensnyc.com 212 982 2229 | Wollman Rink in Central Park, enter park at 59th St. and Sixth Ave., NYC 10065 This traditional amusement park offers a day filled with rides, games, food, concessions and live entertainment. Located within beautiful Central Park. Admission. E

Wave Hill wavehill.org 718 549 3200 office: 675 W. 252nd St. (entrance at 249th St. and Independence Ave.),

Bronx 10471 Public garden and cultural center in a spectacular setting overlooking the Hudson River and Palisades. Café, shop. Closed Mon. (except federal holidays). ACDE

The Woodlawn Cemetery thewoodlawncemetery.org 718 920 0500, 877 496 6352, tour info 718 920 1470 | Webster Ave. & E. 233rd St.; second entrance: Jerome Ave. at Bainbridge Ave., Bronx 10470 This 1863 cemetery is 400 acres of rolling lawns, spectacular trees, impressive memo-rials, and many famous New Yorkers’ graves. Guided/self-guided tours, concerts, lectures.

World Science Festival worldsciencefestival.com 212 348 1400 | Citywide; mail: 475 Riverside Dr., ste. 950, NYC, NY 10115 An annual cel-ebration of imagination, ingenuity and inventiveness that brings science out of the laboratory and into the streets, theaters, museums and parks of NYC. Annually, late May–early June. E

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TV Show Tapings106 and Park bet.com | 530 W. 57th St. (Tenth–Eleventh Aves.), NYC 10019 The BET Network’s top-rated show, hosted by Terrence and Rocsi. To reserve seats, submit an email six weeks in advance. Ages 16 and up. Mon.–Wed. F

The Colbert Report with Stephen Colbert comedycentral.com 212 649 6200 | Comedy Central Studio, 513 W. 54th St. (Tenth–Eleventh Aves.), NYC 10019 Stephen Colbert brings his sar-castic charm to a half-hour report, tackling the important issues of the day. See website for ticket informa-tion. F

The Daily Show with Jon Stewart comedycentral.com 212 586 2477 733 Eleventh Ave. (51st–52nd Sts.), NYC 10023 The Emmy and Peabody Award-winning Daily Show focuses on political humor, news, trends, pop culture, current events, sports, enter-tainment. Mon.–Thurs. F

The Dr. Oz Show doctoroz.com /get-show-tickets 212 664 3056 option 4 | NBC Studios, 30 Rockefeller Plz., Studio 6A, NYC 10112 World-renowned surgeon, author, health and lifestyle expert Dr. Mehmet Oz discusses health and wellness with a no-nonsense approach that is entertaining and empowering. Taping schedule varies, see website for ticket information.

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Late Night with Seth Myers nbc.com/late-night-with-seth -meyers/ | 30 Rockefeller Plaza, 49th St. between Fifth and Sixth Aves., NYC 10112 “SNL” alum Seth Myers takes over as host of this talk show with celebrity guests, musical perfor-mances and comedy. Mon.–Fri. F

Late Show with David Letterman cbs.com/latenight/lateshow 212 247 6497 | 1697 Broadway (53rd–54th Sts.), NYC 10019 Comedy, celebrity guests, musical performances and top-10 lists. F

Live with Kelly & Michael dadt.com/live 212 456 3054 7 Lincoln Square (W. 67th St. and Columbus Ave.), NYC 10023 Daytime talk show hosted by Kelly Ripa and former NFL star Michael Strahan. Same-day tickets (first-come, first-served) are available as early as 7am. Mon.–Fri. No children under 10. F

The Martha Stewart Show marthastewart.com 917 438 5999 Chelsea Television Studios, 221 W. 26th St. (Seventh–Eighth Aves.), NYC 10001 Martha Stewart covers cooking, entertaining, decorating and home renovation. Standby tickets are avail-able. F

The People’s Court 888 780 8587 mail: 401 Fiftth Ave., 7th fl., NYC 10016 Queens native Judge Marilyn Milian brings her sassy style of justice to small claims. Emmy Award-winning reporter Harvey Levin is host and legal reporter. Phone for tickets, or email name and phone number to [email protected].

Rachael Ray rachaelrayshow .com | 222 E. 44th St. (Second–Third Aves.), NYC 10017 Host Rachael Ray presents simple solutions for everyday issues, offering viewers unique take-away information as well as entertain-ing ways to squeeze just a little more out of life every day. Ages 16 and up. Tues.–Thurs., noon and 4pm. F

Saturday Night Live nbc.com /saturday_night_live/ ticket info 212 664 3056 | 30 Rockefeller Plaza (49th St. between Fifth and Sixth Aves.), NYC 10112 For more than 30 years, “SNL” has launched the careers of many of the brightest comedy performers. Celebrity guest hosts, performances by major musical artists. Performs Sat. only: 8pm dress rehearsal or 11:30pm live show. Ages 16 and up. F

The Today Show msnbc.msn .com | 30 Rockefeller Plaza (49th St. between Fifth and Sixth Aves.), NYC 10112 Inside the studio, the hosts relay the news, while the crowd outside waves signs in hopes of a moment of fame. Mon.–Fri., 7am–11am. F

The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon nbc.com/tickets 30 Rockefeller Plaza (49th St. between Fifth and Sixth Aves.), NYC 10112 Fresh off his gig at Late Night, new host Jimmy Fallon brings the storied talk show back to New York after 42 years in L.A. Mon.–Fri. F

The View abc.go.com/daytime /theview | 320 W. 66th St. (West End Ave.), NYC 10023 Five dynamic women discuss exciting current events. Request online for advance free tickets. For standby tickets, wait outside the studio 8:30am–10am, Mon.–Thurs. F

Neighborhoods & Associations

The BronxArthur Avenue littleitalybronx .com | arthuravenuebronx.com 187th St.–Arthur Ave. and environs, Bronx Short avenue and its surround-ing streets represent the Little Italy of the Bronx. Italian restaurants, import grocers, cafés and machinery repair shops dominate the scene. Near the New York Botanical Gardens and Bronx Zoo.

Bronx Council on the Arts bronxarts.org 718 931 9500 | 1738 Hone Ave., Bronx 10461 Official cultural agency of Bronx County. Provides funding, services and multicultural programs. Museums, theater, literary arts, music, dance and home of the Bronx Culture Trolley. AF

The Bronx Tourism Council ilovethebronx.com 718 590 3518 The Bronx County Building, 851 Grand Concourse, #123, Bronx 10451 Information on great things to see and do, neighborhoods, historic attrac-tions, special events and more.

Fordham Road Business Improvement District fordham roadbid.org 718 562 2104, 718 562 1269 | Fordham Rd. from Third to Jerome Aves.; mail: 2488 Grand Concourse, rm. 413, Bronx 10458 Choice of more than 300 specialty shops and chains. Fordham Road is an outdoor mall experience. Third largest retail corridor in New York City, largest in the Bronx. EF

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BrooklynBrooklyn Chamber of Commerce ibrooklyn.com 718 875 1000 | 25 Elm Pl., ste. 200, Brooklyn 11201 A business assistance and economic organiza-tion committed to fostering and sus-taining business in Brooklyn through promotion, support and advocacy.

Brooklyn Tourism & Visitors Center visitbrooklyn.org 718 802 3846 209 Joralemon St. (Court–Adams Sts.), Brooklyn 11201 Full-service visitor information center for Brooklyn attrac-tions, events, arts and culture, shopping and dining. Gift shop with unique Brooklyn items. Open Mon.–Fri.; Sat. in summer. AF

Williamsburg | Boundaries: East River to the west, borough of Queens to the east; Newton Creek to the north, Flushing Ave. to the south., Brooklyn Several communities opposite Manhattan’s East Village across the East River. Young artists, hipsters, cafés and shops have rejuvenated areas amid established Polish and Italian populations.

Manhattan34th Street Partnership 34thstreet.org 212 719 3434 mail: 1065 Sixth Ave., ste. 2400, NYC 10018 The 34th Street District offers great shopping and dining, one-of-a-kind sights to see and comfortable hotels to stay in, world-class sports and entertainment. A

Chinatown explorechinatown .com | chinatown-online.com Eastern area south of Little Italy and Canal St., Manhattan A teeming neighborhood representing more than a century of Chinese culture. Restaurants, jewelers, herbalists, tea shops and imported tchotchkas.

Chinatown Partnership Local Development Corp. chinatown partnership.org 212 346 9288 | mail: 60 St. James Pl., NYC 10038 The mission of Chinatown Partnership is to preserve and rebuild Chinatown with the goal of establishing Chinatown as the national center for commerce and culture.

Columbus Avenue Business Improvement District columbus avenuebid.org 212 721 5048 or (212) 877 2678 | 180 W. 80th St., ste. 210, NYC 10024 Great shops and restau-rants in exciting Upper West Side historic district adjacent to planetar-ium and museums. Free maps.

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The Diamond District—Diamond & Jewelry Way diamonddistrict .org 212 302 5739 | 47th St. btw. Fifth & Sixth Aves., mail: 580 Fifth Ave., ste. 323, NYC 10036 Promotes neighborhood of 500 jewelry retailers. Shopping tours.

Downtown Alliance downtownny .com 212 566 6700 | 120 Broadway, ste. 3340, NYC 10271 Provides com-prehensive information about hotels, attractions, shopping, dining, tours and events in downtown New York City. A See Ad Index on pg. 240 for online info and ad page.

East Midtown Partnership eastmidtown.org 212 813 0030 | 875 Third Ave., Mezzanine, NYC 10022 Information on east Midtown shops, restaurants and hotels.

East Village Visitors Center eastvillagevisitorscenter.com 212 228 4670 | 61 E. 4th St. (Second Ave.–Bowery), NYC 10003 Daily neigh-borhood walking tours (special tours: sacred sites; poets and artists; gang-sters and organized crime). Maps, local information, performing arts tickets, discounts—and $1.00 coffee. Closed Sun., Mon.

El Barrio visitelbarrio.com 212 860 8821 | 96th St. to 139th St., from the East River to Fifth Ave., Manhattan, mail: c/o Hope Community Inc., 174 E. 104th St., NYC 10029 Visit El Barrio, East Harlem’s welcoming, multicultural community. Admire public art and gardens, savor baked goods and ethnic foods and learn from its cultural and arts institutions.

Experience: Harlem experience harlem.com 212 933 0964 | 2214 Frederick Douglass Blvd., ste. 304, NYC 10026 Experience: Harlem is the insid-er’s guide to Harlem’s best shopping, dining, arts, culture, deals, events and more.

The Fashion Center BID fashion center.com 212 764 9600 | 209 W. 38th St., 2nd fl., NYC 10018 Organization formed to improve the quality of life and economic viability of the Fashion District.

Flatiron/23rd Street Partnership discoverflatiron.org 212 741 2323 | 27 W. 24th St., ste. 800B, NYC 10010 The Flatiron District: Rich in history, distinctive in architecture, bursting with energy. Great restaurants, fabulous shopping. Free 90-minute walking tour every Sun., 11am (meet 23rd St.–Broadway at statue). A

Grand Central Partnership grandcentralpartnership.org 212 883 2420 | 122 E. 42nd St., ste. 601, NYC 10168 Free walking tour, informa-tion window in Grand Central and sidewalk greeter carts throughout Midtown. ABCEF

Greenwich Village | Broadway–Hudson River and Houston–14th Sts., Manhattan Historic neighborhood of the Beat Generation and gay movement. Bob Dylan, Jack Kerouac and Dylan Thomas roamed its streets. Many late-night cafés and music clubs.

Harlem | 110th–155th Sts., Fifth Ave.–Hudson River, Manhattan Epicenter of African-American culture. Highlights: Apollo Theater, Studio Museum in Harlem, and Sugar Hill, where Count Basie, Chief Justice Thurgood Marshall and Sugar Ray Robinson once resided.

Harlem One Stop harlemonestop .com 212 939 9201, 917 583 4109 | 502 W. 142nd St., ground fl., NYC 10031 Unique Harlem experiences—art scene, historic districts, swing dance, jazz, nightlife, walking tours and more. A

Lincoln Square Business Improvement District lincolnbid .org 212 581 3774 | 1841 Broadway, ste. 1112, NYC 10023 Free summer walking tours and visitor information carts. Free shopping, dining and entertainment guide to Lincoln Square. F

Little Italy Merchants Association 212 302 0551 | 380 Broome St., NYC 10013 Represents the restaurants, merchants and cultural institutions in New York’s Little Italy community.

Lower East Side lowereastsideny .com 212 226 9010 | East of First Ave., from Brooklyn Bridge to Houston St., Manhattan, visitor center: 70 Orchard St. (Grand–Broome Sts.), NYC 10002 Historic streets with unique shops, discount shopping, restaurants, tours and museums.

Lower East Side Jewish Conservancy nycjewishtours.org 212 374 4100 | 235 E. Broadway, NYC 10002 Guided walking/bus tours of the Lower East Side, the famous Jewish immigrant neighborhood. Explore landmarked synagogues, historic streets with professionally trained guides. Nosh/shop. DE

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Madison Avenue Business Improvement District madison avenuebid.org 212 861 2055 59 E. 79th St., NYC 10021 Fine shops, galleries, hotels and restaurants on Madison Avenue from 57th Street to 86th Street.

Mount Morris Park Community Improvement Association mmpcia.org 212 369 4241 | 1 W. 125th St., ste. 208, P.O. Box 3270, NYC 10027 Walking tours explore the history, architecture and culture of this Harlem district. Group tours. A

Roosevelt Island rioc.ny.gov 212 832 4540 | In the East River between Manhattan and Queens, visitor center: Blackwell House, Main St. at East Rd., Roosevelt Island 10044 Community set in the East River with sweeping views of Manhattan’s East Side. Arrive via the Tram ($2.50). Visit six historic land-marks, parks/recreation, waterfront promenades.

SoHo | Boundaries: Houston St. to the north, Grand St. to the south; Sixth Ave. to the west, Lafayette St. to the east, Manhattan Famous cast-iron district in downtown Manhattan is packed on weekends with street vendors and shoppers moving between specialty shops, spas, cafés and boutique hotels.

Times Square timessquarenyc.org | Approximate boundaries: 41st St. to the south, 53rd St. to the north, Sixth Ave. to the east, Eighth Ave. to the west, Manhattan Manhattan’s famous Times Square neighborhood bustles with the stars of Broadway theater, popular shops, hotels, restaurants and neon lights. E

QueensQueens Tourism Council itsinqueens.com 718 263 0546 Queens Borough Hall, 120-55 Queens Blvd., Queens 11424 Promotes the world’s most diverse county, with unique cultural organizations, attrac-tions, shopping, tours and special events. Contact for free maps, bro-chures, coupons and travel assis-tance. F

ToursIndex

Air Adventures

Helicopter Flight ServicesLiberty HelicoptersManhattan HelicoptersNew York Helicopter

Backstage

Apollo TheaterCarnegie HallLincoln Center Guided ToursMadison Square Garden All Access

TourMetropolitan Opera Guild

Backstage ToursRadio City Stage Door TourRockefeller Center TourThe Yankee Stadium Tour

Bicycling

Bike and Roll NYCBikelyn ToursBike the Big AppleBrooklyn Bike ToursCentral Park Bicycle Tours/Rentals

Bus, Limo & Train

See also the Transportation section of this guide.

All New York Fun ToursAmtrak—National Railroad

Passenger Corp.Apple Travel & Tours Limo ServiceA Yankee LineBig Taxi ToursCitySights NYGray Line New YorkLong Island Rail Road (LIRR)Skyliner Travel & Tour BusSkyline SightseeingTour America

Cruises

Adirondack Sailing ExcursionsBateaux New YorkCircle Line DowntownCircle Line Sightseeing CruisesCitySightseeing NY CruisesClassic Harbor LineHornblower NYManhattan By SailNew York Water TaxiSeaStreakSpirit of New JerseySpirit of New YorkStatue CruisesWorld Yacht Dining Cruises

Customized

Amadeo Travel Solutions, Inc.American Best GetawaysAmericantours International EastArtist Travel Consultants

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Big Apple GreeterCarreta ToursCititrek Tour and Guide ServicesCover New YorkExplore New York with MarthaH.I.S. International ToursLevys’ Unique New York!New York City ExperienceNew York City Vacation PackagesNYC Group ToursPamtours Global

Food

Ahoy New York Tours & TastingA Slice of Brooklyn Bus ToursA Taste of Harlem Food TourBrooklyn Unplugged ToursEnthusiastic Gourmet Food ToursFood on Foot ToursFun Foodie NYC ToursSugartooth Tours

Multilingual

City Travel NYCViajes el Corte InglesVolatour

Scavenger Hunt

Stray Boots Scavenger Hunts

Shopping

See the Shopping section of this guide.

Special Interest

Artigo Tours LLCCity Hall Reservation Tour and

Lunchtime TourField Studies Center of NYHarlem Heritage ToursHarlem Spirituals/New York VisionsHarlem, Your Way! Tours UnlimitedHush Hip Hop ToursiTour New YorkKramer’s Reality TourLower East Side Jewish

ConservancyMint Pros Baseball Stadium Tours

& SuitesNew York City Photo SafariNYC Skyline Segway TourOnBoard New York ToursOn Location ToursRemember ForeverShine NYC ArtTake Me OutTour Guides of New York Turnstile ToursTweed Courthouse Reservation

TourVacation Photo Pros

Walking

Ben and Marty’s Bagel Tours of New York

Big Onion Walking ToursCentral Park Audio GuideCentral Park ConservancyCultural Tours Of Chassidic

New York

Doug Fox’s 9/11 Memorial and World Trade Center Tour

Ellis Island Tours with Tom Bernardin

Free Tours By FootThe Grand TourInside Out ToursJoyce Gold History Tour of NYManhattanWalkingTour.comMetropolitan WalksMunicipal Art Society ToursNew York Ghost ToursNew York Historical ToursNew York-WalksNYC Subway Art TourSandemans New EuropeSusanSez NYC WalkaboutsUrban Oyster ToursWalkin’ BroadwayWalking Tours ManhattanWalks of New YorkThe Wall Street ExperienceWall Street Walks

Tour ResourcesGuides Association of New York City ganyc.org 212 969 0666 P.O. Box 4648, NYC 10185 Licensed multilingual guides.

Viator.com allnewyorktours.com 702 648 5873, 866 648 5873 | Viator.com and allnewyorktours.com offer tours and activities including: helicop-ter flights; dinner, sightseeing and Statue of Liberty cruises; hop-on hop-off bus tours; and Empire State tickets.

Tour CompaniesAlso see “Shopping Tours” in the Shopping section and “Children’s Services & Tours” in the Services section of this guide.

Adirondack Sailing Excursions sail-nyc.com 212 627 1825 | Departs Pier 59, Chelsea Piers (19th St. at Hudson River), NYC Operates three unique vessels for sightseeing in New York Harbor. Circumnavigates Manhattan island and excursions to Financial District and East River.

Ahoy New York Tours & Tasting ahoynewyorkfoodtours.com 212 604 1410 | mail: 25-59 41st St., #A4, Queens 11103 Held in neighbor-hoods outside of Midtown Manhattan, these food tours showcase the City’s unique history and tastes. Tours are friendly, fun and intimate.

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All New York Fun Tours allnyfun tours.com 646 205 8188 | mail: 347 Fifth Ave., #1402, NYC 10016 Provides a triborough tour of Manhattan, Queens and Brooklyn; Staten Island tours; custom tours; plus shuttles to Coney Island and Resorts World casino in Queens. DE

Amadeo Travel Solutions, Inc. amadeotravel.com 212 642 0915, 866 426 2336 | mail: 25 Pompton Ave., ste. 101, Verona, NJ 07044 Multilingual live guided tours from New York City to popular American destinations from one to three days, with guaran-teed departures year-round. Seven languages offered.

American Best Getaways abgcorp.com 212 532 1700, 888 532 1717 | 149 Madison Ave., #202, NYC 10016 Provides reservations for indi-viduals, groups and businesses for travel, lodgings, cruises, attractions, tours, rides, tickets, private events. English, Russian, Ukrainian, Farsi spoken.

Americantours International East americantours.com 212 586 4100 481 Eighth Ave., NYC 10001 City packages, escorted tours, local city tours and meet-and-greets. A

Amtrak—National Railroad Passenger Corp. amtrak.com 800 USA RAIL (872 7245) | Penn Station (Seventh–Eighth Aves., 31st–33rd Sts.), NYC 10001 National passenger service. Packages in and out of New York City. Operates seven days. Group charters, multilingual tours, specializes in domestic and interna-tional markets. A

Apollo Theater apollotheater.org /programs/tours 212 531 5337 | 253 W. 125th St. (Adam Clayton Powell Jr.–Frederick Douglass Blvds.), NYC 10027 Historical backstage tours of fabled Harlem theater reveal significant con-tributions of African-Americans and Latinos to global popular culture. Guests hold their own “mock” Amateur Night. By appointment. A

Apple Travel & Tours Limo Service appletravelnyc.com 917 701 0539, 877 701 7774 | Limo and tour company specializing in city tours, shopping excursions, airport transfers, hotel reservations and more. Professional tour guides and drivers speak English, Portuguese, Spanish.

Artigo Tours LLC artigotours.com 914 320 7066 | mail: 99 Gold St., PH-G, Brooklyn 11201 Organizes customized, behind-the-scenes tours of the New York art world, from short exclusive guided art walks to complete exten-sive multi-day art programs. A

Artist Travel Consultants artist travels.com 212 707 8170 | mail: 250 W. 57th St., ste. 1610, NYC 10107 Customized tours developed specifi-cally to meet a group’s needs and exceed expectations. Professional and personal attention to every detail.

A Slice of Brooklyn Bus Tours asliceofbrooklyn.com 917 678 9733 meeting point: corner of E. 13th St.–Fourth Ave. in the Union Sq. area of Manhattan, NYC 10011 Manhattan? Fuhgettaboudit! Board a tour bus in Manhattan and cross the river to experience Brooklyn’s best pizzerias, favorite neighborhoods, historic land-marks and famous movie locations. E

A Taste of Harlem Food Tour tasteharlem.com 212 866 7427 Visitors taste their way through 13 miles of Harlem, enjoying the cuisines, the culture, and the architecture that make Harlem the “Gumbo of Soul.” Closed Mon.–Wed.

A Yankee Line yankeeline.us 800 942 8890 | 15 County Ave., Secaucus, NJ 07094 Luxury motor-coach specialist provides transporta-tion from city hotels to Atlantic City, plus convention-related transporta-tion, private sightseeing throughout North America in customized late-model buses. A

Bateaux New York bateauxnew york.com 866 817 3463, groups 20+ 866 477 3866 | Pier 61, Chelsea Piers (23rd St. & Hudson River), mail: Pier 62, Chelsea Piers, ste. 200A, NYC 10011 New York’s only all-glass boat features exquisitely plated dining, live music and unmatched views of New York City and the Statue of Liberty. Business/evening attire required. Multilingual staff. Reservations required. A See Ad Index on pg. 240 for online info and ad page.

Ben and Marty’s Bagel Tours of New York bandmbageltours.com 347 931 7676 | 140 E. 28th St., ste. 11E, NYC 10016 Two native New Yorkers (ex-cabbie and actor), present “the real New York” past and present, neighborhood by neighborhood. Every tour begins with hot, fresh bagels. BE

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Big Apple Greeter bigapple greeter.org 212 669 8159 | 1 Centre St., NYC 10007 New York volunteers introduce visitors to the City. Free; reservations required at least four weeks in advance. Multilingual tours. ABF

Big Onion Walking Tours bigonion .com 212 439 1090 | 476 13th St., NYC 11215 Walking tours of New York City’s historic ethnic neighborhoods and architecture. ADE

Big Taxi Tours bigtaxitours.com 212 685 8687 | stops throughout Mid-”town and Downtown Manhattan; mail P.O. Box 1772, NYC 10016 Hop-on hop-off bus tours provide access to New York City’s most popular attrac-tions. Tickets start at $35 and are good for two consecutive days. E

Bike and Roll NYC bikenewyork city.com 212 260 0400 | Pier 84, Hudson River Park, 557 Twelfth Ave. (43rd St.), NYC 10036 Biking is a fun, safe and easy way to explore New York City, and NYC’s Hudson River Greenway is open for bicycling. Provides huge selection of bikes and accessories. Guided tours. E

Bikelyn Tours bikelyntours.com 347 863 3552, email [email protected] | ike pickup: Rolling Orange Bikes, 269 Baltic St. (Court St.), Brooklyn 11201 Offers guided bike tours of Brooklyn in small private groups. See Manhattan’s skyline from the bike-able side of the East River and discover Brooklyn’s marvels. E

Bike the Big Apple bikethebig apple.com 347 878 9809, 877 865 0078 | 1306 Second Ave. (69th St.), NYC 10021 Neighborhood guided tours. Riders see sights the typical tourist seldom sees. Relaxed pace, guides at front and back of group. Bikes provided. Multilingual and student tours.

Brooklyn Bike Tours brooklynbiketours.com 917 251 3549 | mail: 1118 70th St., Brooklyn 11228 All-inclusive, licensed guided bicycle tours of Brooklyn and other New York City areas, with stops that include food tastings, local events, ethnic, cultural and neighborhood celebrations.

Brooklyn Unplugged Tours brooklynunpluggedtours.com 866 431 5393 | meeting site: corner of 14th St. & Broadway, Union Square Park, Manhattan Interactive Brooklyn adventures: experience ethnic food and culture from West Indies to Eastern Europe. Daily departures from Manhattan; book tickets online. Also custom/multilingual, groups 1–100+.

Carnegie Hall carnegiehall.org 212 903 9765 | 154 W. 57th St. (Seventh Ave.), NYC 10019 Experience the world-famous concert hall with a tour, available in multiple languages, seven days a week. Closed annually, early June–early October. ABCDE

Carreta Tours carretatours.com 917 699 7004 | mail: 3706 Amboy Rd., Staten Island 10308 Private, custom-ized tours. Explore the history, food, culture, and media of the Five Boroughs, specializing in Staten Island. For families, friends and the lone adventurer. E

Central Park Audio Guide central parknyc.org/audio 646 862 0997 Signs at points throughout the park provide a free cell number and code to hear great celebrities describe their favorite sights of the park. F

Central Park Bicycle Tours/Rentals centralparkbiketours.com 212 541 8759 | 203 W. 58th St. (corner of Seventh Ave.), NYC 10019 Riders explore Central Park on a leisurely two-hour tour. Individual bicycle rentals also available. Multilingual and student tours. E

Central Park Conservancy centralparknyc.org 212 310 6600 14 E. 60th St., NYC 10022 The park’s history and beauty. Free walking tours. AF

Circle Line Downtown circleline downtown.com 212 809 0808 | Pier 16, South Street Seaport (Fulton St. & South St.), NYC 10038 Narrated harbor cruises aboard Zephyr yacht explore the NYC skyline. Thrilling speedboat rides aboard Shark. Specialty cruises include Fall Foliage, Happy Hours, and Dance Cruises. AE

Circle Line Sightseeing Cruises circleline42.com 212 563 3200 Pier 83, 42nd St. and Twelfth Ave., NYC 10036 Choice of five cruises: 3-hour Full Island Cruise, 2-hour Semi-Circle Cruise, 75-minute Liberty Cruise, 2-hour twilight Harbor Lights Cruise or 30-minute thriller boat ride aboard “The Beast.” A See Ad Index on pg. 240 for online info and ad page.

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Cititrek Tour and Guide Services cititrek.com 855 868 7692, 718 447 2587 | mail: 350 Richmond Terr., #7C, Staten Island 10301 Experience NYC through the eyes of a local. Licensed guides lead public and private tours: legendary neighborhoods, ethnic dining, shoppers’ delights, pub crawls and more. E

City Hall Reservation Tour and Lunchtime Tour nyc.gov/design commission 212 788 2656 Broadway and Murray St., NYC 10007 Beautiful landmark civic building (1803–12). Reservation tours: individ-uals Thurs. 10am; groups (10–20) Mon.–Wed., 10:30am; non-reserva-tion lunchtime tours: Wed., noon (register 10–11:30am at NYC tourism kiosk, southern end of City Hall Park, Broadway at Barclay St.). Free. Ages 9 and up. F

CitySightseeing NY Cruises citysightseeingnewyork.com 212 455 7599 | Pier 78, 455 Twelfth Ave. (34th–40th Sts.), NYC 10018 Provide 90-minute daytime and twilight (6pm) sightseeing cruises from the Hudson to the East River and back. Also, harbor cruises from Pier 5 (South St. at Whitehall St.) in Lower Manhattan. See Ad Index on pg. 240 for online info and ad page.

CitySights NY citysightsny.com 212 812 2700 | Hop-on/hop-off dou-ble-decker bus sightseeing tours of Manhattan’s favorite attractions and neighborhoods. The $49 All Around Town Tour includes a range of ride choices. ABCE See Ad Index on pg. 240 for online info and ad page.

City Travel NYC citytravelnyc.com 347 737 7218, 888 990 8687 | mail: 25-49 71st St., Queens 11370 Customized tours, airport transfers, Woodbury outlets, Washington/Boston for Spanish-speaking market. Excursiones solo en Español en Nueva York y bus alrededores a excelentes precios.

Classic Harbor Line sail-nyc.com public sailings: 646 336 5270, private charters: 212 627 1825 | Chelsea Piers, Pier 62 (22nd St. & Hudson River), NYC 10011 Passengers circle Manhattan on an elegant 80-foot, 1920s classic–style vessel with cocktail bar. Also New York Harbor sailings on classic schooners. Private events or public sailings. E

Cover New York coverny.com 631 899 4376 | 303 W. 29th St., ste. A, NYC 10001 Specialized tours and events. Groups only.

Cultural Tours Of Chassidic New York jewishtours.com 718 953 5244 The Chassidic Discovery Welcome Center, 305 Kingston Ave. (Eastern Parkway–Union St.), Brooklyn 11213 Daily tours of Chassidic Jewish life in NYC provide in-depth insight into an ancient culture living in modern times. Off-the-beaten-path attraction. DE

Doug Fox’s 9/11 Memorial and World Trade Center Tour worldtradecentertour.com 917 226 6914 | meeting site: southwest corner of Broadway & Vesey St., Manhattan Doug Fox conducts highly-rated 9/11 Memorial and World Trade Center walking tours. Public, private and group tours are available. Visit website for schedule. E

Ellis Island Tours with Tom Bernardin ellisislandtours.com 212 229 0202 | Tours of Ellis Island retrace immigrant roots. Led by Ellis Island historian and licensed tour guide.

Enthusiastic Gourmet Food Tours enthusiasticgourmet.com 646 209 4724 | mail: 245 E. 63rd St., ste. 21D, NYC 10065 Food tours of the Lower East Side, Chinatown, and Little Italy. E

Explore New York with Martha explorenewyorktours.com 212 861 6343 Licensed guide (featured in Travel Weekly and Ad Femme) is NYC native, author and accomplished actress. Private citywide tours cus-tomized to client interests, budget and time. Multilingual.

Field Studies Center of NY fscnewyork.com 212 564 1343, 800 445 7074 | 1359 Broadway, ste. 1504, NYC 10018 Broadway, fashion, music, interior design, merchandising and dance. A

Food on Foot Tours foodonfoot tours.com 631 491 0326, 888 473 6920 | P.O. Box 444, Wheatley Heights, NY 11798 Individual/group tours. See and taste New York like a New Yorker. Scheduled, sports and general interest tours. Customized group tours covering attractions and food. A

Free Tours By Foot freetoursby foot.com/new-york-tours/ 646 450 6831, 347 344 6880 | 112 Suffolk St. (Delancey–Rivington Sts.), NYC 10002 High energy tours by young, energetic guides that entertain with fascinating stories, hidden secrets, relevant information, for free. Free bike tours: Central Park, Lower Manhattan. EF

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Fun Foodie NYC Tours funfoodie nyc.com 646 559 1689 Seasonally-inspired walking tours with fun and food sprinkled on top, filling bellies and expanding minds with a native New Yorker. Private tours upon request. CE

The Grand Tour grandcentral partnership.org 212 883 2420 meeting point: Sculpture Court, Whitney Museum at Altria, 42nd St. and Park Ave., NYC Discover the architecture and history of Grand Central Terminal, the Chrysler Building and the News Building. Free 90-minute guided walking tour every Friday at 12:30pm. ABCEF

Gray Line New York newyork sightseeing.com 212 445 0846, 800 669 0051 | visitors center: 777 Eighth Ave. (47th–48th St.), NYC 10036 A leader in quality sightseeing services. Started in 1926. AE See Ad Index on pg. 240 for online info and ad page.

Harlem Heritage Tours harlem heritage.com 212 280 7888 | Harlem Heritage Tourism & Cultural Center, 104 Malcom X Blvd., NYC 10026 Conducted by native Harlemites, multimedia bus tours: jazz, hip-hop, gospel, food, shopping, customized. Walking tours available. AE

Harlem Spirituals/New York Visions harlemspirituals.com 212 391 0900 690 Eighth Ave., 2nd fl., NYC 10036 Multilingual sightseeing tours of Harlem, Brooklyn, the Bronx and Manhattan include gospel music and jazz. AE

Harlem, Your Way! Tours Unlimited harlemyourwaytours.com 212 690 1687, 800 382 9363 | 129 W. 130th St., NYC 10027 Bus and walking heritage tours. Sunday gospel with or without brunch. Gospel/jazz concerts, events and workshops. Senior and student friendly. Customized. Multilingual. AD

Helicopter Flight Services heliny .com 212 355 0801, 203 532 9622 Downtown Manhattan Heliport, Pier 6, South St. between Broad St. and Old Slip, NYC 10004 Sightseeing and charters. Reservations recom-mended. A

H.I.S. International Tours tour.his -usa.com/en 212 338 0020 | 489 Fifth Ave., 20th fl., NYC 10017 Same-day reservations for activities and things to do in NYC or excursions to other cities. Walk-ins or online orders are always welcomed.

Hornblower NY hornblower.com 212 337 0001, 888 467 6256 | 2 terminal sites: Pier 40 (West–Houston Sts.), Pier 15 (South St. Seaport). Hornblower creates amazing experi-ences with unparalleled elegance aboard New York’s premier fleet of luxury yachts. Step aboard at Pier 40 (Hudson River/Houston St.), or Pier 15 (East River/South St. Seaport). AE See Ad Index on pg. 240 for online info and ad page. See coupon in back of book.

Hush Hip Hop Tours hushtours.com 212 714 3527 | 292 Fifth Ave., ste. 608, NYC 10001 Hip-hop is a movement that redefined the City. Indulge in the culture, learn a few dance moves and join an open mic session. DE

Inside Out Tours insideouttours .com 800 428 2092 Experience “Brooklyn for real”: taste delicious desserts and ethnic cuisine on a tasting tour; enjoy Brooklyn’s hottest nightspots; visit historical sites; and win prizes.

iTour New York itournewyorkcity .com 646 678 3284 | 46 W. 46th St, lower level, NYC 10036 Real estate tours with city sightseeing from Uptown to Lower Manhattan. Gospel church tours to Brooklyn, Queens and Harlem. All tours include a free luncheon. AE

Joyce Gold History Tour of NY joycegoldhistorytours.com 212 242 5762 | 141 W. 17th St., NYC 10011 Unique tours with a focus on history and architecture. Multilingual. A

Kramer’s Reality Tour kenny kramer.com 212 268 5525, 800 KRAMERS (572 6377) | Producers Club, 358 W. 44th St. (Eighth–Ninth Aves.), NYC 10036 The world of Seinfeld. Visitors see the sights, learn the stories behind the stories. Every tour hosted by Kenny “the real” Kramer. Reservations a must.

Levys’ Unique New York! levys uniqueny.com 718 287 6177, 877 692 5869 | mail: 462 Marlborough Rd., Brooklyn 11226 NYC’s first family of tour guides offers private guided tours of NYC by foot, subway, private vehicle and more. Entertaining, edu-cational, energetic and engaging guides. A

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Liberty Helicopters liberty helicopters.com 212 967 6464, 800 542 9933 | Downtown Manhattan Heliport, Pier 6, South St. between Broad St. and Old Slip, NYC 10004 Largest and most experienced NYC helicopter sightseeing and charter service. See famous NYC landmarks from a unique point of view. Open 365 days a year. A

Lincoln Center Guided Tours lincolncenter.org/tours 212 875 5350 | David Rubenstein Atrium at Lincoln Center, Broadway betw. 62nd and 63rd Sts., NYC 10023 Tour the spectacular theaters and artwork of America’s first and largest performing arts center. Guided behind-the-scenes tours depart the Atrium daily. American Sign Language, foreign language, and large-group tours available with advance notice. Special rates for students. ABC

Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) mta.info/lirr 718 217 LIRR (5477), 718 558 3022 | 146-01 Archer Ave., Jamaica, Queens 11435 Trains between New York and Long Island. Getaways and packages, group travel, Belmont Park, Citi Field, the Hamptons and Fire Island. ABCD

Lower East Side Jewish Conservancy nycjewishtours.org 212 374 4100 | 235 E. Broadway, NYC 10002 Customized walking tours of the Lower East Side. Enter historic landmarked synagogues with profes-sionally trained guides. Get a sense of how the immigrants lived. Nosh. DE

Madison Square Garden All Access Tour msgallaccesstour.com 866 858 0008 | Madison Square Garden, 4 Penn Plaza (Seventh Ave., 31st–33rd Sts.), NYC 10001 Exciting behind-the-scenes sports and entertainment tours daily, 10:30am–3pm. ADE See Ad Index on pg. 240 for online info and ad page.

Manhattan By Sail manhattanby sail.com 212 619 6900 | Locations: North Cove Marina, World Financial Center (Liberty St.–Hudson River), NYC 10280;, Pier 17, South Street Seaport (Fulton & South Sts.), NYC 10038, Enjoy the sights of NY Harbor on stunning, historic sailboats featuring full bar and entertainment. Daytime and evening sails daily. Families, romantic outings, private events. ADE

Manhattan Helicopters flymh.com 212 845 9822 x1, 866 592 9655 Downtown Manhattan Heliport, Pier 6, South St. between Broad St. and Old Slip, NYC 10004 Enjoy spectacular views of the Manhattan skyline with fully narrated tours in multiple lan-guages. Fly in comfort and safety in state-of-the-art aircraft. A

ManhattanWalkingTour.com manhattanwalkingtour.com 914 564 0461 | mail: 347 W. 55th St., #8F-090, NYC 10019 Like having friends in NYC, tours offer an in-depth, personal experience. History is part of the tour, the behind-the-scenes stories are part of us. E

Metropolitan Opera Guild Backstage Tours operaed.org 212 769 7020, 212 501 3410 | Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts (64th St.–Columbus Ave.), NYC 10023 Seasonal behind-the-scenes tours visit produc-tion areas not usually seen by the general public. Tours are held during the Met performance season. A

Metropolitan Walks metropolitan walks.com 212 209 3370, group/private tours 347 632 1421 | mail: 100 Church St., ste. 800, NYC 10007 These two-hour tours use funny historical stories to help visitors discover the City’s most interesting neighbor-hoods. No reservations needed; $20 per walker. E

Mint Pros Baseball Stadium Tours & Suites mintpros.com 732 541 4981 Behind-the-scenes Yankee Stadium tour with a Yankee legend, including lunch at Hard Rock Cafe, autographs, photos, stories. Citi Field tours, luxury suite events. A

Municipal Art Society Tours mas.org 212 935 3960 | 111 W. 57th St., NYC 10019 Experts in NYC’s architecture, art, preservation, geography and history lead acclaimed walking tours in all five boroughs. Offered year-round. Registration required. Private group tours avail-able. A

New York City Experience nyc-e.com 917 826 2566 | 1120 Sixth Ave., NYC 10036 Creates and offers custom and group experiences at the City’s best restaurants, lounges, entertainment venues, museums and attractions.

New York City Photo Safari newyorkcityphotosafari.com 888 799 6078 | Learn how to take out-standing photographs while enjoying Manhattan sightseeing. Photo safaris are led by professional photographers who teach photography skills while memories are created. E

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New York City Vacation Packages nyctrip.com 570 714 4692, 877 NYC TRIP (692 8747) | 300 Market St., Kingston, PA 18704 Designs affordable vacations, featuring quality accom-modations, Broadway and event tickets, sightseeing tours, shopping discounts and dining options for a fabulous NYC experience.

New York Ghost Tours newyork ghosttours.com 888 844 3999 meeting site: Washington Square Arch, Washington Square Park, Fifth Ave. & Washington Square North, NYC 10012 Explore New York City’s haunted past on this 90-minute walking tour. Historically-dressed tour guides lead tours by lantern light on this spooky stroll. ADE

New York Helicopter newyork helicopter.com 212 361 6060 Downtown Manhattan Heliport, Pier 6, South St. between Broad St. and Old Slip, NYC 10004 Over 20 years’ experience. Operates one of the finest sightseeing tour and charter services available. Choice of three tours. State-of-the-art helicopter fleet. E

New York Historical Tours newyorkhistoricaltours.com 646 320 1277 | Discover the hidden treasures and fascinating secrets behind New York’s many famous and familiar streets, landmarks and neighborhoods. Group, private, and custom tours available. E

New York-Walks newyork-walks .com 347 837 3645 | mail: 2814 Bayswater Ave., Queens 11691 Informative, historically entertaining walking tours of Midtown Manhattan. Saturdays, leaving from Queens AirTrain/LIRR Jamaica station, 8:30am, and New York Penn Station visitors center, 9:15am. ADE

New York Water Taxi nywatertaxi .com 212 742 1969 | Pier 17, South Street Seaport, NYC 10038 One-hour guided tours, Happy Hour Cruises, NYC’s only hop-on/hop-off by boat with 4 stops along the NY waterfront, and much more. ADE

NYC Group Tours nycgrouptours .com 212 757 9824, 888 550 6972 1560 Broadway, ste. 809, NYC 10036 Customized packages (groups of 20 or more). A

NYC Skyline Segway Tour skyline segway.com 212 260 0400 | Flag Plaza, 200 Morris Pesin Dr., Liberty State Park, Jersey City, NJ 07305 Visually stimulating, historically informative Segway tour of the Hudson River waterfront. Extraordinary views of the Manhattan skyline, Verrazano-Narrows Bridge, Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island. E

NYC Subway Art Tour nycsubway tour.com 212 977 2510 | meeting point: inside Cosi Cafe, 51st St. and Broadway; end point: Times Square, NYC 10019 Tour visits more than a dozen Manhattan and Brooklyn subway stations to view outstanding “hidden” works by accomplished artists, with a rest stop in Chinatown.

OnBoard New York Tours onboardnewyorktours.com 212 852 4821, 877 U TOUR NY | mail: 1650 Broadway, ste. 608, NYC 10019 Comprehensive NYC tours combine bus rides, walks and a ferry cruise to show people the best of the city. E

On Location Tours onlocation tours.com 212 683 2027 | NYC’s only TV and movie locations tour company. Sites include: Spider-Man, Friends, Sex and the City, Gossip Girl, Sopranos, plus the TMZ Tour NYC. AE

Pamtours Global pamtoursglobal .com 646 291 6393 | mail: 4720 Center Blvd., ste. 626, Long Island City, Queens 11109 Customized sightseeing company: bus excursions, city tours, airport transfers, hotel accommoda-tions, Broadway tickets, restaurant bookings, multilingual guides. Specializes in Spanish-speaking market—se habla Español.

Radio City Stage Door Tour radiocity.com/tours/stage-door -tour.html Schedules: 212 247 4777, Ticketmaster: 212 307 7171 | Radio City Music Hall, 1260 Sixth Ave. (50th St.), NYC 10020 Behind-the-scenes tours of the Art Deco landmark. Rockettes, mighty Wurlitzer. Tours daily, 11am–3pm. E See Ad Index on pg. 240 for online info and ad page. See coupon in back of book.

Remember Forever rememberforever.co 646 736 3231 Photo-graphic tours through New York so participants can learn the art of travel photography and finish the tour with postcard-perfect photo-graphs of the City. E

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Rockefeller Center Tour topofthe rocknyc.com 212 698 2000 x5, 877 NYC ROCK (692 7625) | 30 Rocke-feller Plaza (49th St., Fifth-Sixth Aves.), NYC 10111 Marvel at John D. Rocke-feller Jr.’s unwavering vision for a cultural center and the majestic archi-tecture that comprises it today. A See Ad Index on pg. 240 for online info and ad page.

Sandemans New Europe sandemansnewyork.com 347 301 2872 | c/o Trekksoft, 1375 Broadway, 10th fl., NYC 10018 Promoter of the world’s most popular walking tour shows visitors the best of NYC’s historic downtown landmarks, with certified and passionate tour guides, for free. F

SeaStreak seastreak.com 732 872 2628, 800 BOATRIDE | 2 First Ave., Atlantic Highlands, NJ 07716 Ferry to Sandy Hook beach, Oktoberfest, West Point, fall foliage, and New Jersey. Self-guided sightseeing cruises. Kids ride free December through Memorial Day.

Shine NYC Art shinenycart.com 917 676 6583 | Curates scheduled and custom art tours of studios, galleries and art spaces throughout the five boroughs of New York City and beyond. D

Skyliner Travel & Tour Bus skylinerbus.com 718 721 4711, 800 406 1447 | 19-41 42nd St., NYC 11105 Dispatcher available daily, 24 hours. Bus charter and coach service. Sight-seeing, airport transfer, technical visit and Atlantic City.

Skyline Sightseeing skyline sightseeing.com 888 287 0086 | 105 E. 34th St., #140, NYC 10016 Tour New York City on top of an open-topped, state-of-the-art double-decker bus, offering multilingual technology and hop-on, hop-off sightseeing.

Spirit of New Jersey spiritofnew jersey.com 866 399 8439 | Lincoln Harbor Marina, 1500 Harbor Blvd., Weehawken, NJ 07086 Enjoy a sight-seeing, lunch or dinner cruise aboard the Spirit of New Jersey that includes dining, dancing, live DJs and views of the Statue of Liberty and the greatest skyline in the world. A

Spirit of New York spiritofnewyork .com 866 483 3866 | Pier 62, Chelsea Piers (23rd St. & Hudson River), NYC 10011 Year-round sightseeing-dining cruise with views of the Statue of Liberty; the Brooklyn, Manhattan and Williamsburg bridges and the famous Manhattan skyline. AE See Ad Index on pg. 240 for online info and ad page.

Statue Cruises statuecruises .com 877 LADYTIX (523 9849) | Battery Park/Ferry Slip, Manhattan Provides scheduled ferry transportation to Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island. Buy tickets at ferry slip or online and print at home. Departs from Battery Park. ABDE See Ad Index on pg. 240 for online info and ad page.

Stray Boots Scavenger Hunts strayboots.com 877 787 2929 Offers scavenger hunts and interactive tours using a personal cell phone. Fun for corporate team- building events, tour groups or simply exploring the City privately. E

Sugartooth Tours sugartooth tours.com 917 856 6761, tickets (800) 838 5006 | Discover NYC’s best desserts and baked goodies. These walking food tours include delicious tastings plus a large helping of NYC’s history, both cultural and culinary. AE

SusanSez NYC Walkabouts susansez.com 917 509 3111 | 555 Kappock St. (Riverdale), ste. 5D, Bronx 10463 Customized tours: sightseeing in Manhattan and the Bronx neighbor-hoods, food tasting, history, cultural sites, shopping. Real New York expe-riences. Group rates.

Take Me Out takemeoutnyc.com 646 961 4396, 888 996 9988 Guided visits to top clubs, bars, lounges, restaurants, shows. Special deals on drinks, live music, food. Tour with new people, or individually with specialty guides.

Tour America touramerica.net 212 246 0597 | Box 677, Radio City Station, NYC 10019 Tours of Manhat-tan, Harlem, Brooklyn, Queens and The Bronx. Todo Nueva York en Español/em Portugues. Day trips: Washington, Boston, Philadelphia/Amish country, Woodbury Common shopping. E

Tour Guides of New York tour guidesofnewyork.com 866 844 5874 Runs highly-rated tours, including the New York Beer and Brewery Tour, the Comic Strip Presents: The History of Comedy Tour, and private city tours.

Turnstile Tours turnstiletours.com 347 903 8687 Interactive tours of the Brooklyn Navy Yard; Manhattan’s food carts and trucks; public markets; and a historic church. Public tours and private group tours available. AC

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Tweed Courthouse Reservation Tour nyc.gov/designcommission 212 788 2656 | 52 Chambers St. (Broadway–Centre St.), NYC 10007 Architecturally one of NYC’s greatest civic monuments. Free tours (reserva-tion required): individuals, select Fri. at noon; groups 10–20, Tues. at 10am. Ages 15 and up. F

Urban Oyster Tours urbanoyster .com 347 618 TOUR (8687) | Discover New York’s neighborhoods, food and drink on these walking tours. Breweries, bakeries, ethnic restau-rants and more. E

Vacation Photo Pros vacation photopros.com 646 559 6643, 888 799 6078 | Join VPP for a private photo tour of Manhattan. Photographer/guides show clients the City and provide professional photo-graphs of their clients with iconic landmarks. AE

Viajes el Corte Ingles viajesel corteingles.es 212 944 9400, 800 333 2469 | 500 Fifth Ave., ste. 1730, NYC 10110 Full-service destination man-agement company with services in Spanish and English. Provides service to high-end clientele. Services include hotel contracting, itinerary planning, meet-and-greets, tours, dining and entertainment events. A

Volatour volatour.com 212 557 1654 33 W. 46th St., 1st fl., NYC 10017 Tours, transportation and customer service for Italian, French and Spanish travel-ers. A

Walkin’ Broadway walkinbroadway.com 212 997 5004 Times Square Museum and Visitor Center, 1560 Broadway (Seventh Ave. betw. 46th–47th Sts.), NYC 10036 Times Square official walking tour dances down the street. Each tourgoer hears the talented guides, Broadway music and star interviews with their personal audio headset. Closed Wed., Thurs. CDE

Walking Tours Manhattan walkingtoursmanhattan.com 917 842 4319 | Food plus sightseeing all-in-one walking tours. Visit major land-marks like the Brooklyn Bridge, and taste delicious foods in Green-wich Village, SoHo, Little Italy.

Walks of New York walksofnew york.com 917 397 7476 | office: 1030 Sixth Ave., buzzer 4, 5th fl., NYC 10018 Experience NYC with hands-on and immersive sightseeing tours and walks, led by passionate local experts. “No line” access, small groups (max. 12). Family friendly. DE

The Wall Street Experience thewallstreetexperience.com 212 608 0130 | Go “inside” Wall Street with real Wall Street traders who tell entertaining, shocking and informative stories not available elsewhere. Highly acclaimed worldwide. AE

Wall Street Walks wallstreet walks.com 212 666 0175 | 55 Wall St., NYC 10005 Guided and customized tours of Lower Manhattan associated with the development of Wall Street as the world’s financial capital; includes architectural sculptures and history. Group rates.

World Yacht Dining Cruises worldyacht.com 212 630 8100, 800 498 4270 | Pier 81 (41st St. & Hudson River), NYC 10036 Superb cuisine, attentive service, dancing and musical entertainment. Huge glass windows and outdoor promenade. A See Ad Index on pg. 240 for online info and ad page.

The Yankee Stadium Tour yankees.com 877 4NYY TIX (469 9849) | Yankee Stadium, One E. 161st St. (River Ave.), Bronx 10451 Behind-the-scenes tours of Yankee Stadium, including Monument Park, dugout, clubhouse and the Yankees Museum presented by Bank of America. Bilingual (Spanish) tours available. A

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Arts & Entertainment

New York City is a center of culture like no other, hosting legendary film festivals, world premieres of top plays and all kinds of concerts in celebrated venues. This spring brings classic productions to Broadway like Cabaret and Les Misérables as well as a new movie-to-musical adaptation of Rocky. There’s a fresh season of must-hear music and theater at institutions such as Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, the Brooklyn Academy of Music and Carnegie Hall, and an equally rich range of options at smaller venues. New York has long been a film mecca, and the Tribeca Film Festival, now in its 13th year, is one of its jewels. Elsewhere, a slew of live music, comedy, children’s theater and even television show tapings await. Just take your pick!

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IndexMusic & DanceAlvin Ailey American Dance

Theater/Ailey Extension American Classical Orchestra arts>Brookfield Place Bargemusic The Chamber Music Society of

Lincoln Center Dance Theatre of Harlem Distinguished Concerts

International New York Great Music at St. Bart’s Harlem School of the Arts Jazz at Lincoln Center Jazzmobile The Joyce Theater Lincoln Center for the

Performing Arts The Metropolitan Opera Musica Sacra New York City Ballet New York Live Arts New York Philharmonic SummerStage in Central Park

Theater—BroadwayAct One ...................................... D After Midnight ............................M Aladdin ......................................M Allegiance ..................................M All the Way ................................. D Beautiful: The Carol King Musical M The Book of Mormon ..................M The Bridges of Madison County ..M Bullets Over Broadway ...............M Cabaret ......................................M Can Can .....................................M Casa Valentina ........................... D Chicago .....................................M The Cripple of Inishmaan ............ C A Gentleman’s Guide to Love

and Murder .............................M Hedwig and the Angry Inch .........M The Heroin Diaries ......................M Holler If Ya Hear Me ....................M Human ....................................... D If/Then .......................................M Jersey Boys ...............................M Killer Joe ....................................M King Kong ..................................M Kinky Boots ...............................M The Last Ship .............................M Lady Day at Emerson’s

Bar & Grill ................................MLes Misérables ...........................M The Lion King .............................M Mamma Mia! ..............................M Matilda The Musical ...................M Mothers and Sons ...................... D Motown: The Musical .................M Nerds .........................................M Newsies .....................................M Of Mice and Men ........................ D Once ..........................................M The Phantom of the Opera ..........M Pippin ........................................M

A Raisin in the Sun ..................... D The Realistic Joneses ................. D The Real Thing ........................... D Rock of Ages ..............................M Rocky ........................................M Rodgers and Hammerstein’s

Cinderella ...............................M Stormy Weather: The Lena Horne

Story .......................................M The Velocity of Autumn ............... D Violet .........................................M We Will Rock You .......................M Wicked ......................................M

Theater—Off-BroadwayThe Amazing Max and the Box

of Interesting Things ..............CH Angelina Ballerina The Musical .CH Annapurna ................................. D Avenue Q ...................................M Batsu! ........................................ C The Berenstain Bears Live! in

Family Matters, the Musical ...CH Big Apple Circus ........................ O Black Angels Over Tuskegee ....... D Black Box New Play Festival ....... O Blue Man Group ......................... C Buyer & Cellar ............................ C The Chocolate Show! ................CH The City of Conversation ............ D Dinner With Friends .................... D The Few ..................................... D Fluff .........................................CH Fly By Night ............................... D Gazillion Bubble Show ..............CH HyperISH .................................CH iLuminate: Artist of Light ............. O Inventing Mary Martin .................M The Killer ................................... C The Killing Kompany ................... O King Lear ................................... D Liberty: A Monumental New

Musical ...................................M Love and Information .................. D Mama, I Want to Sing: The Next

Generation ..............................M A Man’s A Man ........................... C The Mystery of Irma Vep ............. C NEWSical the Musical ................M The New York Musical Theatre

Festival ...................................M Ode To Joy ................................. D Planet Connections Theatre

Festivity .................................. O The Ride .................................... O Ringling Bros. and Barnum &

Bailey Circus ........................... O The Rivals .................................. C A Second Chance .......................M Secret Children’s Theatre .........CH Sex With Strangers ..................... D Sleep No More ........................... O Speakeasy Dollhouse ................. O Stomp ........................................ O Tales From Red Vienna ............... D The Village Bike .......................... C When We Were Young and

Unafraid .................................. D The Who & The What .................. D Your Mother’s Copy of the

Kama Sutra ............................. C

C: Comedy M: Musical

CH: Children’s theater O: Other

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Theater CompaniesAll Stars Project Atlantic Theater Company Galli Theater The Irish Repertory Theatre John Chatterton Presents/MITF Mama Foundation for the Arts Manhattan Theatre Club Mint Theater New York Theatre Workshop The Paper Bag Players Playwrights Horizons Rattlestick Playwrights Theater Repertorio Español Roundabout Theatre Company Second Stage Theatre UCBeast Upright Citizens Brigade

Theaters & Concert Halls92nd Street Y Alice Tully Hall AMC Empire 25 Theatre Apollo Theater Avery Fisher Hall BAM (Brooklyn Academy of Music) Baruch Performing Arts Center Beacon Theatre Carnegie Hall The Daryl Roth Theatre David H. Koch Theater (New York

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Arts Lucille Lortel Theatre Madison Square Garden Merkin Concert Hall The New Victory Theater New York City Center Public Theater/Anspacher Theater Queens Theatre Radio City Music Hall St. George Theatre Swedish Cottage Marionette

Theatre Theater at Madison Square Garden Theatre 80 Town Hall

Ticket ServicesBackstage Theater Tickets Broadway Genius Group Sales Broadway Inbound Disney Theatrical Group Group Sales Box Office/Broadway.

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Resources

The Broadway League broadway .org 212 764 1122, 212 703 0200 729 Seventh Ave., 5th fl., NYC 10019 National trade organization for the Broadway industry. Ticketing ser-vices, general information, special programs and tours for the general public.

Camp Broadway See listing under “Children’s Services & Tours” in the Services section of this guide.

David Rubenstein Atrium at Lincoln Center lincolncenter.org/atrium 212 875 5456 | Broadway, 62nd–63rd Sts., NYC 10023 Lincoln Center public space offering discount tickets to same-day Lincoln Center perfor-mances. Ample seating, café, free WiFi. Target Free Thursdays concerts (Thurs., 8:30pm) and other free programming. Meeting point for all LC tours. Open seven days.

The Off-Broadway League offbroadway.com 212 924 2817 | 322 Eighth Ave., 21st fl., NYC 10001 Trade organization fosters the development of theatrical productions in small Off-Broadway theaters (100–499 seats).

Music & DanceMany venues provide infrared devices for audio amplification, suitable for hearing-impaired guests.

Also refer to Calendar of Events in the front section of this guide or visit nycgo.com.

Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater/Ailey Extension alvinailey.org 212 405 9000 | every Dec. at New York City Center, 131 W. 55th St. (Sixth–Seventh Aves.), all other times: Joan Weill Center for Dance, 405 W. 55th St. (Ninth Ave.), NYC 10019, NYC 10019 Acclaimed modern dance company offers performances, plus dance and fitness classes—all ages/levels. Walk-ins welcome. Studio/theater rentals. A

American Classical Orchestra aconyc.org box office 212 362 2727 Alice Tully Hall, Lincoln Center (Broadway & 65th St.), NYC 10023 Revives the glory of Classical and Baroque masterpieces as the com-posers originally heard them, per-forming Bach, Beethoven, Mozart and more on authentic, historic period instruments. A

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Bargemusic bargemusic.org 718 624 2083 | Fulton Ferry Landing, Old Fulton St. at Furman St., Brooklyn 11201 Moored under the Brooklyn Bridge with spectacular views of the Manhattan skyline, this former coffee barge now functions as a chamber music hall presenting classical concerts.

The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center chambermusic society.org 212 875 5788, groups: 212 875 5786 | Alice Tully Hall, 70 Lincoln Center Plaza (65th St.-Broadway), NYC 10023 Listeners hear classical music at its most intimate and expressive. AB

Dance Theatre of Harlem dance theatreofharlem.org 212 690 2800 Everett Center for the Performing Arts, 466 W. 152nd St. (St. Nicholas–Amsterdam Aves.), NYC 10031 Lead- ing dance institution of unparalleled global acclaim. Monthly Sun. com-munity performances at studio, Nov.–May. A

Distinguished Concerts International New York dciny.org 212 707 8566 x0, 877 MY DCINY (693 2469) | mail: 250 W. 57th St., #1610, NYC 10107 Performances in major NYC concert venues featuring pas-sionate and talented musicians from all over the globe. Stellar performance opportunities and unforgettable audience experiences.

Great Music at St. Bart’s mmpaf .org 212 378 0222 | The Mid-Man-hattan Performing Arts Foundation, 325 Park Ave. (50th–51st Sts.), NYC 10022 Experience sacred and secular music offerings in a midtown architectural masterpiece. Performances feature choral, organ and orchestral works reflecting an eclectic range of world traditions. AD

Harlem School of the Arts hsanyc .org 212 926 4100 | 645 St. Nicholas Ave. (141st St.), NYC 10030 Premier arts-education institution. Provides training and performances in music, dance, theater and visual arts.

Jazz at Lincoln Center jalc.org 212 258 9800 | Frederick P. Rose Hall, Home of Jazz at Lincoln Center, Broad-way at 60th St., NYC 10019, office: 33 W. 60th St., 11th fl., NYC 10023 America’s home for jazz. Led by artistic director Wynton Marsalis, Jazz at Lincoln Center advances a unique musical vision through performance, education and broadcast events. ABCD

Jazzmobile jazzmobile.org 212 866 4900 | info: 154 W. 127th St., 2nd fl., NYC 10027 Nonprofit arts organization for jazz, founded in 1964 by jazz-mas-ter Billy Taylor, produces free outdoor mobile concerts and educational programs. See website for schedule. F

The Joyce Theater joyce.org 212 691 9740, 718 499 9691 | 175 Eighth Ave. (19th St.), NYC 10011 New York’s home for dance. Intimate theater presents diverse local and foreign dance companies. AB

Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts lincolncenter.org 212 721 6500 Columbus Ave. betw. 62nd and 66th Sts., NYC 10023 World’s largest per-forming arts center. Home to the Metropolitan Opera, David H. Koch Theater, Avery Fisher Hall. Annual series include Great Performers, American Songbook, Lincoln Center Festival, Mostly Mozart, Midsummer Night Swing. Guided tours available. ABC

The Metropolitan Opera metopera.org 212 362 6000 | Lincoln Center (64th St.–Broadway), NYC 10023 Experience the world’s greatest singers on the world’s greatest stage, in performance six days a week from September through May. A

Musica Sacra musicasacrany .com 212 330 7684 | Various venues citywide; mail: P.O.Box 974, Lenox Hill Station, NYC 10021 NYC’s longest continually performing professional chorus. Join them for a NYC holiday tradition, Handel’s Messiah, or other choral concerts throughout the year. Performance dates online.



New York City Ballet nycballet .com 212 496 0600 | David H. Koch Theater, Lincoln Center for the Per-forming Arts (63rd St. and Columbus Ave.), NYC 10023 Spring 2014 perfor-mances: Apr. 29–June 8, featuring a week of 21st Century Choreography, Apr. 29–May 4, and A Midsummer Night’s Dream, June 3–8. See Ad Index on pg. 240 for online info.

New York Live Arts newyorklive arts.org 212 924 0077, 212 691 6500 x5 | 219 W. 19th St. (Seventh–Eighth Aves.), NYC 10011 New York City’s center for new developments in dance presents the work of national and international emerging and mid-career performing artists. ADE

New York Philharmonic nyphil .org 212 875 5656, 212 875 5672 Avery Fisher Hall, 10 Lincoln Center Plaza (65th St. and Columbus Ave.), NYC 10023 World-renowned orches-tra and celebrated guest artists under music director Alan Gilbert. Sept.–June. ABC

SummerStage in Central Park summerstage.org 212 360 2777 Rumsey Playfield, Central Park (enter park at 72nd St. on Fifth Ave.), Manhattan Outdoor performing arts festival produced annually by the City Parks Foundation presents a wide range of highest quality music, dance concerts, films and readings, June–August. A

TheaterShows are subject to last-minute closure and cast changes. In addition, many theaters offer devices for onsite translation as well as audio amplification. Please confirm performances and audio equipment availability with individual theaters or the ticket service providers listed at the end of this section. Also visit nycgo.com for addi-tional ticket sales.

Broadway & Off

Act One lct.org/showMain.htm ?id=224 Telecharge: 212 239 6200, outside NY: 800 432 7250 | Vivian Beaumont Theater, 150 W. 65th St. (Broadway–Amsterdam Ave.), NYC 10023 James Lapine directs his own adaptation of Moss Hart’s autobiog-raphy, which eloquently chronicles the playwright/director’s impover-ished childhood and his determined struggle to escape poverty. Previews Mar. 20, opens Apr. 17, through June 15.

After Midnight aftermidnight broadway.com 877 250 2929 Brooks Atkinson Theatre, 256 W. 47th St. (Broadway–Eighth Ave.), NYC 10036 Musical celebrates Duke Ellington’s years at the Cotton Club using his original arrangements, performed by a big band hand-picked by jazz legend, Wynton Marsalis. Dark Mon.

Aladdin aladdinbroadway.com Ticketmaster: 866 870 2717 | New Amsterdam Theatre, 214 W. 42nd St. (Broadway–Eighth Ave.), NYC 10036 A new musical comedy based on the Disney movie about the romance between a street urchin and a princess, and the genie who helps them. Dark Mon. E See Ad Index on pg. 240 for online info and ad page.

Allegiance allegiancemusical.com theater to be announced George Takei, star of Star Trek, gay rights activist and Facebook phenomenon, stars with Lea Salonga in his autobiograph-ical musical about life in an internment camp. Expected Spring 2014.

All the Way allthewaybroadway .com Ticketmaster: 877 250 2929 Neil Simon Theatre, 250 W. 52nd St. (Broadway–Eighth Ave.), NYC 10019 Bryan Cranston portrays Lyndon Johnson during the tumultuous first year as President, including his con-troversial social programs, landslide 1964 election win, and the Vietnam War. Dark Mon.

The Amazing Max and the Box of Interesting Things theamazing maxlive.com 866 811 4111 | Manhat-tan Movement and Arts Center, 248 W. 60th St. (Amsterdam–West End Aves.), NYC 10023 Interactive, high-octane magic show, fun for kids and parents too. “Awesome and hilarious”—PBS Kids. “Max is indeed amazing”—Time Out NY Kids. Perfs. Sat. at 11am, Sun. at 1pm (dates vary). E



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Angelina Ballerina The Musical angelinaballerinathemusical .com 212 579 0528 | Vital Theatre Company (at McGinn Cazale Theatre), 2162 Broadway (76th–77th Sts.), NYC 10024 Angelina and her Camembert Academy friends perform all types of dance (hip-hop, modern, Irish jig, ballet) to show off their skills for a famous visitor. Perfs. Fri.–Sun. Through Apr. 27. E

Annapurna thenewgroup.org 212 244 3380 | The New Group at Theatre Row, 410 W. 42nd St. (Ninth Ave.), NYC 10036 Twenty years ago, Emma (Megan Mullally) walked out on her husband, cowboy-poet Ulysses (Nick Offerman). Their reunion brings back the worst and best of their former bond. Apr. 13–June 1.

Avenue Q avenueq.com Tele charge: 212 239 6200, outside NY: 800 432 7250 | New World Stages, 340 W. 50th St. (Eighth–Ninth Aves.), NYC 10019 Tony-winning Best Musical about young New Yorkers with big dreams, tiny bank accounts and puppet bodies. Dark Tues. See Ad Index on pg. 240 for online info and ad page.

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Beautiful: The Carol King Musical beautifulonbroadway.com Telecharge: 212 239 6200, outside NY: 800 432 7250 | Stephen Sondheim Theatre, 124 W. 43rd St. (Sixth Ave.–Broadway), NYC 10036 The inspiring true story of Carol Klein’s rise from Brooklyn schoolgirl to chart-topping songwriter, her marriage to collabora-tor Gerry Goffin and her solo career. Dark Mon.

The Berenstain Bears Live! in Family Matters, the Musical berenstainbearslive.com 866 811 4111 | Manhattan Movement & Arts Center, 248 W. 60th St. (Amsterdam–West End Aves.), NYC 10023 Papa eats junk food, Brother’s grades are slipping, and Sister is talking to strangers. Thankfully, Mama and her loving patience will help set things right. Perfs. Sat., Sun. at 11am. E

Big Apple Circus bigapplecircus .org 212 268 2500 | Damrosch Park, Lincoln Center, 62nd St. betw. Columbus and Amsterdam Aves., Manhattan, office: 1 Metro Tech Center, 3rd fl., Brooklyn 11201 New York’s award-winning circus performs annually Oct.–Jan. at Lincoln Center. Performances in Cunningham Park, Queens, annually in May. E

Black Angels Over Tuskegee blackangelsovertuskegee.com Telecharge: 212 239 6200, outside NY: 800 432 7250 | The Actors’ Temple Theatre, 339 W. 47th St. (Eighth–Ninth Aves.), NYC 10036 In Layon Gray’s his-torical drama, six men explore their collective struggle with Jim Crow, patriotism, and brotherhood as they become the first African-American fighter pilots. Perfs. Sat. at 4pm.

Black Box New Play Festival galleryplayers.com 212 352 3101 Gallery Players, 199 14th St. (4th–5th Aves.), Brooklyn 11215 Annual outlet for playwrights, presenting new works. More than 450 plays have appeared in the Black Box New Play Festival since its inception. 17th Annual: May 29–June 22.

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The Bridges of Madison County bridgesofmadisoncountymusical .com Telecharge: 212 239 6200, outside NY: 800 432 7250 | Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre, 236 W. 45th St. (Broadway–Eighth Ave.), NYC 10036 This new musical tells the story of a devoted Iowa housewife and her unlikely love affair with a National Geographic photographer. Dark Mon.



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Buyer & Cellar buyerandcellar .com 212 868 4444 | Barrow Street Theatre, 27 Barrow St. (4th–Bleecker Sts.), NYC 10014 A struggling actor finds work in the Malibu basement of a beloved megastar. It feels like bonding when she comes down-stairs, but is it real? Dark Mon. Through Aug. 31.

Cabaret roundabouttheatre.org 212 719 1300 | Studio 54, 254 W. 54th St. (Broadway–Eighth Ave.), NYC 10019 Michelle Williams makes her Broadway debut, and Alan Cumming reprises his Tony-winning perfor-mance, in Roundabout’s revival of Kander and Ebb’s classic. Sam Mendes directs. Dark Mon. Previews Mar. 21, opens Apr. 24, through Aug. 31.

Can Can | theater to be announced A brand new production of this Cole Porter classic musical is expected to open on Broadway in spring 2014.

Casa Valentina manhattan theatreclub.com Telecharge: 212 239 6200, outside NY: 800 432 7250 Samuel J. Friedman Theatre, 261 W. 47th St. (Broadway–Eighth Ave.), NYC 10036 Tony Award winner Harvey Fierstein’s new play, set in 1962, about a group of heterosexual men who vacationed in the Catskills to dress as women. Dark Mon. Previews Apr. 1, opens Apr. 23.

Chicago chicagothemusical.com Telecharge: 212 239 6200, outside NY: 800 432 7250 | Ambassador Theatre, 219 W. 49th St. (Broadway–Eighth Ave.), NYC 10019 Two merry murderesses kiss and tell as they kill their way to the top of the Vaudeville scene. Six Tony Awards, including Best Musical Revival. A See Ad Index on pg. 240 for online info and ad page.

The Chocolate Show! thechocolateshowmusical.com Ticket Central 212 279 4200 | 47th Street Theatre, 304 W. 47th St. (Eighth–Ninth Ave.), NYC 10036 On the final night of her reign as World Queen of the Cocoa Bean, glamourous and eccen-tric Cookie Conwell must choose her successor. Perfs. Sat. at 2pm & 8pm, Sun. at 3pm. E

The City of Conversation lct.org Telecharge: 212 239 6200, outside NY: 800 432 7250 | Mitzi E. Newhouse Theater, 150 W. 65th St. (Broadway–Amsterdam Ave.), Lincoln Center, NYC 10023 Anthony Giardina’s new play is the story of a political hostess and the political gains and personal losses that her choices inflict on her family. Previews Apr. 10, opens May 5, through May 31.

The Cripple of Inishmaan cripple ofinishmaan.com Telecharge: 212 239 6200, outside NY: 800 432 7250 Cort Theatre, 138 W. 48th St. (Sixth–Seventh Aves.), NYC 10036 Word arrives that a Hollywood movie will be shot on a remote Irish island, and young Cripple Billy (Daniel Radcliffe) wants to be in it. Previews Apr. 12, opens Apr. 20, through July 20.

Dinner With Friends roundabout theatre.org 212 719 1300 | Laura Pels Theatre at the Harold and Miriam Steinberg Center for Theatre, 111 W. 46th St. (Sixth Ave.), NYC 10036 Donald Margulies’ Pulitzer-winning drama about what happens when you change but your loved ones don’t. Through Apr. 13.

The Few rattlestick.org 212 352 3101, 866 811 4111 | Rattlestick Playwrights Theatre, 224 Waverly Pl. (Perry–W. 11th Sts.), NYC 10014 Four years ago Bryan abandoned his labor of love, a newspaper for truckers. Now he’s returned–without explaining where he’s been–and things have changed. Previews Apr. 16, opens May 1, through May 25.

Fluff newvictory.org 646 223 3010 New Victory Theater, 209 W. 42nd St. (Seventh Ave.), NYC 10036 With a comedic, quirky and colorful mix of sound, story, video and vacuum, lost toys get discovered and recovered by the plaid-patterned Gingham family. Perfs. Sat., Sun. Apr. 26–May 4. E



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Gazillion Bubble Show gazillion bubbleshow.com Telecharge: 212 239 6200, outside NY: 800 432 7250 New World Stages, 340 W. 50th St. (Eighth–Ninth Aves.), NYC 10019 Light effects, lasers, and jaw-dropping masterpieces of bubble artistry by Fan Yang, whose gorgeous and unique creations defy gravity and logic. Perfs. Fri.–Sun. E

A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder agentlemansguide broadway.com Telecharge: 212 239 6200, outside NY: 800 432 7250 | Walter Kerr Theatre, 219 W. 48th St. (Broadway– Eighth Ave.), NYC 10036 A disinherited relative learns he’s ninth in line to inherit the earldom, and sets out to secure his future. Jefferson Mays plays all eight heirs. Dark Mon.

Hedwig and the Angry Inch hedwigbroadway.com Telecharge: 212 239 6200, outside NY: 800 432 7250 | Belasco Theatre, 111 W. 44th St. (Sixth–Seventh Aves.), NYC 10036 Neil Partick Harris stars in the Broadway premiere of John Cameron Mitchell and Stephen Trasks’s musical about the transgendered singer of a fictional punk band. Dark Mon., Tue. Previews Mar. 29, opens Apr. 22.

The Heroin Diaries | theater to be announced A hard rock musical based on Mötley Crue bass player Nikki Sixx’s autobiography. The book featured a “soundtrack” of songs by his other band, Sixx:AM.

Holler If Ya Hear Me hollerifya hearme.com 877 250 2929 | Palace Theatre, 1554 Broadway (46th St.), NYC 10036 This musical brings to life the world within the music of rapper Tupac Shakur, as inner city lives struggle for peace against their daily challenges. Previews May 26, opens June 19.

Human | theater to be announced This darkly comic play by Academy Award nominated actor Chazz Palmintieri is slated for its Broadway debut during the 2013–2014 season.

HyperISH newvictory.org 646 223 3010 | New Victory Theater, 209 W. 42nd St. (Seventh Ave.), NYC 10036 The ISH troupe uses dance styles born from the Dutch street scene and club circuit with themes of self-expression and young people’s search for identity. May 9–18. E

If/Then ifthenthemusical.com Ticketmaster: 877 250 2929 | Richard Rodgers Theatre, 226 W. 46th St. (Broadway–8th Ave.), NYC 10036 Idina Menzel (Wicked) stars in this romantic and original new musical from the Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award-winning creators of “Next to Normal.” In previews, opens Mar. 27, through July 6.

iLuminate: Artist of Light iluminate.com Telecharge: 212 239 6200, outside NY: 800 432 7250 | New World Stages, 340 W. 50th St. (Eighth–Ninth Aves.), NYC 10019 iLuminate, first seen with their groundbreaking light suits on “America’s Got Talent,” tell the story of a young artist who struggles to connect with the real world. Dark Tues. Through Sept. 7. E

Inventing Mary Martin yorktheatre.org 212 935 5820 The York Theatre Company, The Theatre at St. Peter’s, 619 Lexington Ave. (53rd–54th Sts.), NYC 10128 This new four person musical revue cele-brates the centennial of one of the legendary leading ladies of American musical theatre. Apr. 15–May 18.

Jersey Boys jerseyboysinfo.com Telecharge: 212 239 6200, outside NY: 800 432 7250 | August Wilson Theatre, 245 W. 52nd St. (Broadway–Eighth Ave.), NYC 10019 Winner 2006 Tony Award for Best Musical. A rags-to-riches story of Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons, four kids working their way to the heights of stardom. Dark Mon. AB See Ad Index on pg. 240 for online info and ad page.

The Killer tfana.org 866 811 4111 Theatre for a New Audience, Polonsky Shakespeare Center, 262 Ashland Pl. (Lafayette–Fulton Sts.), Brooklyn 11217 Ionesco’s darkly funny modern classic of the Theatre of the Absurd stars Oscar nominee Michael Shannon as Berenger, the cheerful, well-meaning everyman. May 17–June 29.

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King Kong 212 556 4750 | Foxwoods Theater, 213 W. 42nd St. (Seventh–Eighth Aves.), NYC 10036 A big-budget musical about the giant gorilla, now touring Australia, is planned for Broadway when a suitably large theater becomes available. Opens December, 2014.

King Lear tfana.org 866 811 4111 Theatre for a New Audience, Polonsky Shakespeare Center, 262 Ashland Pl. (Lafayette–Fulton Sts.), Brooklyn 11217 This production of one of Shake-speares greatest plays feature Michael Pennington (acclaimed as Hamlet, Timon and others with the Royal Shakespeare Company) as Lear. Through May 4.

Kinky Boots kinkybootsthe musical.com Telecharge: 212 239 6200, outside NY: 800 432 7250 Al Hirschfeld Theatre, 302 W. 45th St. (Eighth–Ninth Aves.), NYC 10036 Charlie inherits his father’s shoe factory, which is on the verge of bankruptcy. He finds inspiration from a fabulous entertainer who needs some sturdy stilettos. Dark Mon. See Ad Index on pg. 240 for online info and ad page.

Lady Day at Emerson’s Bar & Grill Telecharge: 212 239 6200, outside NY: 800 432 7250 | Circle in the Square, W. 50th St. betw. Broadway and Eighth Ave., NYC 10019 Billie Holiday’s story is captured through the songs that made her famous in a small, intimate bar in 1959 Philadelphia. Limited engagement. Previews Mar. 25, opens Apr. 13. Dark Mon.

The Last Ship | theater to be announced This musical inspired by Grammy-winning singer Sting’s own childhood experiences, with an original score by Sting himself, is expected in fall 2014.

Les Misérables lesmis.com /broadway/ Telecharge: 212 239 6200, outside NY: 800 432 7250 | Imperial Theatre, 249 W. 45th St. (Broadway–Eighth Ave.), NYC 10036 Cameron Mackintosh’s acclaimed new produc-tion of the revered epic musical based on Victor Hugo’s classic novel, includ-ing many beloved songs. In previews, opens Mar. 23.

Liberty: A Monumental New Musical libertythemusical.com 646 290 7897 theatre to be announced, mail: c/o LaVie Productions LLC, 330 W. 38th St., ste. 704, NYC 10018 A statuesque beauty from France arrives in NYC amid anti-immigration fervor. Liberty finds her purpose on the horizon. Coming to a theater near you in 2014.

The Lion King lionking.com/ticket/New-York-City-NY Ticketmaster: 866 870 2717 | Minskoff Theatre, 1515 Broadway (45th St.), NYC 10036 This Tony Award-winning musical is based on the beloved Disney movie, the story of Simba, a young lion cub destined for greatness. Dark Mon. ABE See Ad Index on pg. 240 for online info and ad page.

Love and Information nytw.org 212 279 4200 | New York Theatre Workshop, 83 E. 4th St. (Second Ave.–Bowery), NYC 10003 Caryl Churchill’s new play is a theatrical kaleidoscope exploring more than a hundred char-acters as they try to make sense of what they find out. Through Apr. 6.

Mama, I Want to Sing: The Next Generation mamafoundation.org/ mama-i-want-to-sing.html 212 868 4444 | The Dempsey Theatre, 127 W. 127th St. (Lenox–Seventh Aves.), NYC 10027 Gospel musical tells the story of a talented girl who dreams of leaving her church choir to pursue popular music, despite objections from her mother. Perfs. Sat. at 5pm.

Mamma Mia! mamma-mia.com Telecharge: 212 239 6200, outside NY: 800 432 7250 | Broadhurst Theatre, 235 W. 44th St. (Broadway–Eighth Ave.), NYC 10036 Twenty-two of ABBA’s greatest hits are woven into a funny story of love and friendship. Dark Mon., Tues. A See Ad Index on pg. 240 for online info and ad page.

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Matilda The Musical us.matilda themusical.com Telecharge: 212 239 6200, outside NY: 800 432 7250, groups: 877 536 3437 | Shubert Theatre, 225 W. 44th St. (Broadway–Eighth Ave.), NYC 10036 The Royal Shakespeare Company’s production, based upon a story by Roald Dahl about a little girl with astonishing wit, intelligence and psychokinetic powers. Dark Mon. E See Ad Index on pg. 240 for online info and ad page.

Mothers and Sons mothersand sonsbroadway.com Telecharge: 212 239 6200, outside NY: 800 432 7250 John Golden Theatre, 252 W. 45th St. (Broadway–Eighth Ave.), NYC 10036 Terrence McNally’s timely and provocative new play explores our evolving understanding of family in today’s world. Starring Tyne Daly. Dark Mon. In previews, opens Mar. 24.

Motown: The Musical motownthe musical.com Ticketmaster: 877 250 2929 | Lunt-Fontanne Theatre, 205 W. 46th St. (Seventh Ave.), NYC 10036 The real story of the unique sound that changed America forever. Book by Berry Gordy, feautring music and lyrics from the legendary Motown catalogue. See Ad Index on pg. 240 for online info and ad page.

The Mystery of Irma Vep redbulltheater.com/Productions OvationTix: 212 352 3101, 866 811 4111 Lucille Lortel Theatre, 121 Christopher St. (Hudson St.), NYC 10014 Two actors engaged in a high style quick-change act careen outrageously through Shakespeare, Victorian melodrama, Poe and Hitchcock...with werewolves, vampires and mummies. Apr. 10– May 11.

Nerds | theater to be announced Rock musical hilariously celebrates the rise of computer technology and the two pop-culture icons that made it possible, Bill Gates and Steve Jobs. Planned for spring 2014.

NEWSical the Musical newsical themusical.net Telecharge: 212 239 6200, outside NY: 800 432 7250 | Kirk Theatre, 410 W. 42nd St. (Ninth Ave.), NYC 10036 Composer-lyricist Rick Crom’s topical musical comedy, regularly updated, is an ever-evolving mockery of all the news that’s fit to spoof. Dark Thurs.

Newsies newsiesthemusical.com Ticketmaster: 866 870 2717 Neder lander Theatre, 208 W. 42st St. (Seventh–Eighth Aves.), NYC 10036 Inspired by the real-life “Newsboy Strike of 1899,” this musical is the rousing tale of the charismatic leader of a ragged band of teenaged newsboys. Dark Thurs. See Ad Index on pg. 240 for online info and ad page.

The New York Musical Theatre Festival nymf.org 212 664 0979 various venues in Midtown Manhat tan, info: 250 W. 49th St., #601, NYC 10019 A festival of 30 new musical theater productions, concerts, readings and events located in Midtown, offered at a low ticket price of $25. 2014: July 7–27.

Ode To Joy rattlestick.org 212 352 3101, 866 811 4111 | Rattlestick Playwrights Theatre, 224 Waverly Pl. (Perry–W. 11th Sts.), NYC 10014 Tells the story of love, heartbreak, addiction, and illness through the eyes of Adele, an audacious painter and her destructive relations with her two lovers. Through Apr. 12.

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Once oncemusical.com Tele charge: 212 239 6200, outside NY: 800 432 7250 | Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre, 242 W. 45th St. (Broadway–Eighth Ave.), NYC 10036 Tony Award-winning musical based on the independent film about an Irish musician and a Czech immigrant drawn together by their shared love of music. Dark Mon. See Ad Index on pg. 240 for online info and ad page.

The Phantom of the Opera thephantomoftheopera.com Telecharge: 212 239 6200, outside NY: 800 432 7250 | Majestic Theatre, 247 W. 44th St. (Seventh–Eighth Aves.), NYC 10036 Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Tony Award winning musical masterwork entrances audiences with its sumptu-ous score, its haunting romance and its timeless story of seduction and despair. Dark Sun. ABCE See Ad Index on pg. 240 for online info and ad page.

Pippin pippinthemusical.com Telecharge: 212 239 6200, outside NY: 800 432 7250 | Music Box Theatre, 239 W. 45th St. (Seventh–Eighth Aves.), NYC 10036 With Fosse-esque choreogra-phy and circus acrobatics, this musical tells the story of a young prince on a death-defying search to find meaning. Dark Mon.

Planet Connections Theatre Festivity planetconnections.org 212 352 3101, 866 811 4111 | Robert Moss Theater, 440 Lafayette St. (4th St.–Astor Pl.), NYC 10003 and Gene Frankel Theatre, 24 Bond St. (Bowery–Lafayette St.), NYC 10012 Eco-friendly/socially-conscious theater festival presents more than 50 productions, including new works, musicals, adaptations, one-acts, solo shows and more. Annually, late May–mid-June. May 12–June 8.

A Raisin in the Sun raisinbroadway.com Telecharge: 212 239 6200, outside NY: 800 432 7250 Ethel Barrymore Theatre, 243 W. 47th St. (Broadway–Eighth Ave.), NYC 10036 Denzel Washington and Diahann Carroll star in this play about the divergent dreams and conflicts within the Younger family of Chicago’s South Side. Dark Mon. In previews, opens Apr. 3, through June 15.

The Realistic Joneses Tele charge: 212 239 6200, outside NY: 800 432 7250 | Lyceum Theatre, 149 W. 45th St. (Sixth–Seventh Aves.), NYC 10036 In Will Eno’s play, two suburban couples (Toni Collette, Michael C. Hall, Tracy Letts, Marisa Tomei) have more in common than identical homes and shared last names. In previews, opens Apr. 6.

The Real Thing roundabout theatre.org/shows-events/The -Real-Thing.aspx 212 719 1300 American Airlines Theatre, 227 W. 42nd St. (Seventh–Eighth Aves.), NYC 10036 Ewan McGregor stars in Tom Stoppard’s Tony Award-winning play about relationships, fidelity and love, directed by Sam Gold. Starts Oct. 2.

The Ride experiencetheride.com 866 299 9682, 212 398 1900 | at the Marriott Marquis Hotel, 1535 Broadway (45th–46th Sts.), NYC 10036 Theater experience transforms 4.2 miles of City streets into a stage. Every seat is front-row: panoramic views of renowned sights; performances around every corner. Closed Tue. E

Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus ringling.com Ticketmaster 800 745 3000 | Barclays Center, 620 Atlantic Ave. (at Flatbush Ave.),, Brooklyn 11217 The all-new production of “The Greatest Show on Earth.” Annual performances each spring. ABCE

The Rivals pearltheatre.org 212 563 9261 | The Pearl Theatre Company, 555 W. 42nd St. (Tenth–Eleventh Aves.), NYC 10036 Miss Languish imagines a romantic elopement with poor Captain Beverly,in reality aristocratic suitor Jack Absolute in disguise. How will he win her—from himself? Apr. 22–May 25.



Rock of Ages rockofagesmusical .com Ticketmaster 212 307 4100, outside NY 800 755 4000 | Helen Hayes Theatre, 240 W. 44th St. (Seventh–Eighth Aves.), NYC 10036 Rock of Ages is a rock ’n roll love story told through the ’80s hits of Journey, Bon Jovi, REO Speedwagon, Pat Benatar and more. Dark Wed. A See Ad Index on pg. 240 for online info and ad page.

Rocky rockybroadway.com Telecharge: 212 239 6200, outside NY: 800 432 7250 | Winter Garden Theatre, 1634 Broadway (50th–51st Sts.), NYC 10019 Musical adaptation of Sylvester Stallone’s Oscar-winner about down-and-out boxer Rocky Balboa, who gets his shot at the championship and at finding love. Dark Mon. See Ad Index on pg. 240 for online info and ad page.

Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella cinderellaonbroadway .com Telecharge: 212 239 6200, outside NY: 800 432 7250 | Broadway Theatre, 1681 Broadway (52nd–53rd Sts.), NYC 10036 Broadway premiere for the musical, which was written for television in 1957 by the legendary musical theatre duo Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II. Dark Mon. See Ad Index on pg. 240 for online info and ad page.

A Second Chance publictheater .org 212 539 8500 | Public Theater, 425 Lafayette St. (Astor Pl.), NYC 10003 In Ted Shen’s musical, a recent widower and a divorcée who meet in mid-life and uncover something they both least expected to find. Mar. 18–Apr. 13.

Secret Children’s Theatre secret theatre.com/childrenstheatre INFO.html 718 392 0722 | The Little Secret Theatre, 4402 23rd St. (44th Rd.–44th Ave.), Long Island City, Queens 11101 Children’s musicals and plays every Saturday, such as “Pirate Pete’s Parrot” and “Princess Paticular.” Perfs. Sat. at 2pm. E

Sex With Strangers 2st.com 212 246 4422, 800 766 6048 | Tony Kiser Theatre, 305 W. 43rd St. (Eighth Ave.), NYC 10036 When star sex blogger and memoirist Ethan tracks down his idol, gifted but obscure novelist Olivia, he finds they both crave what the other possesses. Begins June 2014.

Sleep No More sleepnomorenyc .com 866 811 4111 | The McKittrick Hotel, 530 W. 27th St. (Tenth–Eleventh Aves.), NYC 10001 Award-winning the-atrical experience retells Shake-speare’s MacBeth through the lens of a film noir movie. Audiences wander freely through the story—each experi-ence is unique. No kids under age 16.

Speakeasy Dollhouse speakeasy dollhouse.blogspot.com A secret location, Manhattan Interactive experi-ence brings an unsolved Prohibition-era murder to life, with live jazz, burlesque dancers, real moonshine. Pre-show emails provide evidence, password, location, dress instruc-tions. Perfs. Sat.

Stomp stomponline.com 800 982 2787 | Orpheum Theatre, 126 Second Ave. (8th St.), NYC 10003 Entering its 20th record-breaking year, the inter-national percussive symphony and dance sensation has become an Off-Broadway institution. See Ad Index on pg. 240 for online info and ad page.

Stormy Weather: The Lena Horne Story | theater to be announced Leslie Uggams announced that she will play the title role in this biographical musical, possibly as soon as spring 2014.

Tales From Red Vienna manhattan theatreclub.com 212 581 1212 | New York City Center, 131 W. 55th St. (Sixth–Seventh Aves.), NYC 10019 Heléna, who lost her husband and financial security in World War I, becomes part of an illicit underworld to maintain her way of life. Through Apr. 13.

The Velocity of Autumn velocity ofautumnbroadway.com Tele charge: 212 239 6200, outside NY: 800 432 7250 | Booth Theatre, 222 W. 45th St. (Broadway–Eighth Ave.), NYC 10036 Facing a forced move to a nursing home, an elderly artist (Estelle Parsons) barricades herself in her Brooklyn brownstone with a cache of Molotov cocktails. Previews Apr. 1, opens Apr. 21, through Aug. 17.

The Village Bike mcctheater.org 212 352 3101 | Lucille Lortel Theatre, 121 Christopher St. (Hudson St.), NYC 10014 A pregnant woman can’t seem to get the attention of her baby-prepping husband. She purchases a used bike, setting her on an unexpected adven-ture. May 21–June 28.



Violet roundabouttheatre.org /shows-events/Violet.aspx 212 719 1300 | American Airlines Theatre, 227 W. 42nd St. (Seventh–Eighth Aves.), NYC 10036 A facially disfigured young woman (Sutton Foster) dreams of a miraculous transformation through the power of faith amidst the image-obsessed landscape of the 1960s.

When We Were Young and Unafraid manhattantheatreclub.com 212 581 1212 | New York City Center, 131 W. 55th St. (Sixth–Seventh Aves.), NYC 10019 Cherry Jones stars in Sarah Treem’s new play set inside an under-ground women’s shelter in the early 1970s, before distressed women had places to turn. Previews May 22, opens June 17, through Aug. 10.

We Will Rock You | theater to be announced This long-running West End musical featuring the music of Queen, set in a dystopian future, will potentially reach Broadway as soon as fall 2014.

The Who & The What lct.org Telecharge: 212 239 6200, outside NY: 800 432 7250 | The Claire Tow Theater, 150 W. 65th St. (Columbus–Amsterdam Aves.), NYC 10023 Pulitzer winner Ayad Akhtar’s new play examines the chasm between our traditions and our contemporary lives, as a brilliant writer clashes with her traditional family. Dark Tues. Previews May 31, opens June 16, through July 13.

Wicked wickedthemusical.com Ticketmaster: 212 307 4100, outside NY: 800 755 4000 | Gershwin Theatre, 222 W. 51st St. (Broadway–Eighth Ave.), NYC 10019 This musical tells the untold story of the Witches of Oz—so much happened before Dorothy dropped in. Dark Mon. A See Ad Index on pg. 240 for online info and ad page.

Your Mother’s Copy of the Kama Sutra playwrightshorizons.org 212 279 4200 | Playwrights Horizons, 416 W. 42nd St. (Ninth–Dyer Aves.), NYC 10036 Carla agrees to marry Reggie on one condition: to break down any walls between them, they’ll reenact their individual sexual histories with one another. Mar. 28–May 11.

Theater Companies

All Stars Project castillo.org 212 941 1234, 800 435 7453 | 543 W. 42nd St. (Tenth–Eleventh Aves.), NYC 10036 Producing a wide variety of socially conscious, high-quality, entertaining experimental theater. AE

Atlantic Theater Company atlantic theater.com 212 645 1242 | Atlantic Theater Company, 336 W. 20th St. (Eighth–Ninth Aves.), NYC 10011

Galli Theater gallitheaterny.com 212 352 3101, 866 811 4111 | National Comedy Theater, 347 W. 36th St. (Eighth–Ninth Aves.), NYC 10018 Modern-day interpretations of fairy-tales, suitable for ages 3 and up, with lots of audience interaction. Perfs. Sat., Sun. at 2pm. E

The Irish Repertory Theatre irishrep.org 212 727 2737 | 132 W. 22nd St. (Sixth–Seventh Aves.), NYC 10011 Irish theater company that produces plays and musicals. ABD

John Chatterton Presents/MITF midtownfestival.org 866 811 4111 mail: 2578 Broadway, #145, NYC 10025 John Chatterton produces the annual Midtown International Theatre Festi-val, the Midwinter Madness Short Play Festival and the Short Play Lab, which nurture independent theatre from New York and beyond.

Mama Foundation for the Arts mamafoundation.org 212 280 1045, fax 212 280 5028 | info: 149 W. 126th St., NYC 10027 Offers the Harlem gospel experience through its acclaimed musicals—Mama, I Want To Sing and Sing Harlem Sing! and concerts including Gospel for Teens Choir. AD

Manhattan Theatre Club manhattantheatreclub.com 212 581 1212, 212 399 3000 x134 | 311 W. 43rd St. (Sixth–Seventh Aves.), NYC 10036 Theater production company. Among the country’s most respected theaters, producing some of the finest work on the American stage. A

Mint Theater minttheater.org 212 315 0231 | 311 W. 43rd St. (Eighth–Ninth Aves.), ste. 307, NYC 10036 Award-winning Mint Theater is committed to bringing new vitality to worthy but neglected plays. A



New York Theatre Workshop nytw.org 212 780 9037 | 79 E. 4th St. (Second Ave.–Bowery), NYC 10003 Theater production company. A leading voice in Off-Broadway theater, located in the East Village. A

The Paper Bag Players thepaper bagplayers.org 212 663 0390, box office: 212 772 4448 | Kaye Playhouse at Hunter College and other venues, office: 225 W. 99th St., NYC 10025 Award-winning children’s theater: comedy, music, audience participation. Annual New York City season Jan.-Mar.; performances Sat.-Sun. AE

Playwrights Horizons playwrights horizons.org 212 564 1235 | 416 W. 42nd St. (Ninth–Tenth Aves.), NYC 10036 Features the works of contemporary American playwrights, composers and lyricists. Located Off-Broadway on Theatre Row.

Rattlestick Playwrights Theater rattlestick.org 212 627 2556 | 224 Waverly Pl. (Perry–11th Sts.), NYC 10014 Multi-award-winning organization dedicated to developing and produc-ing innovative new plays by writers like Jesse Eisenberg, Craig Lucas and Jose Rivera.

Repertorio Español repertorio.org 212 225 9999 | 138 E. 27th St. (Third–Lexington Aves.), NYC 10016 Over 350 performances of the best theater from Latin America, Spain, and plays by Hispanics from the US. In Spanish, with live simultaneous English transla-tion. A

Roundabout Theatre Company roundabouttheatre.org 212 719 1300 231 W. 39th St., ste. 1200, NYC 10018 Theater production company pre-sents major stars in classic dramas, comedies and musicals. ABCD

Second Stage Theatre 2st.com 212 246 4422 | 307 W. 43rd St. (Eighth Ave.), NYC 10036 Award winning and critically acclaimed Off-Broadway theatre company dedicated to pro-ducing contemporary American play-wrights. Youth discounts for 30 and under. A

UCBeast ucbtheatre.com 212 366 9231 | 153 E. 3rd St. (Ave. A), NYC 10009 Theatrical home of New York’s best improvisation and stand-up comedy, featuring performers from Saturday Night Live, 30 Rock, The Daily Show and more. A

Upright Citizens Brigade ucbtheatre.com 212 366 9176 307 W. 26th St. (Eighth Ave.), NYC 10001 UCB Theatre has cheap shows nightly. Performers featured on Saturday Night Live, 30 Rock, The Daily Show and much more.

Theaters & Concert Halls

92nd Street Y 92Y.org 212 415 5500 1395 Lexington Ave. (92nd St.), NYC 10128 Lectures; concerts, including classical, jazz, and popular music; literary readings; modern dance. A

Alice Tully Hall lincolncenter.org 212 875 5050, CenterCharge: 212 721 6500 | 1941 Broadway (65th St.), NYC 10023 The 1,085 seat home of the Chamber Music Society, Juilliard and the Film Society of Lincoln Center offers exceptional acoustics. A

AMC Empire 25 Theatre amctheatres.com/movie-theatres /amc-empire-25 212 398 2597, 888 AMC 4FUN (262 4386), fax 212 398 4153 | 234 W. 42nd St. (Seventh–Eighth Aves.), NYC 10036 This 25-auditorium theater is the AMC chain’s busiest location, among North America’s busiest theaters. Catch latest block-buster or experience other exclusive programming and events. ABCDE

Apollo Theater apollotheater.org events hotline: 212 531 5301, box office: 212 531 5305, | 253 W. 125th St. (Seventh Ave./Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Blvd.–Eighth Ave./Frederick Douglass Blvd.), NYC 10027 Ticket master: 212 307 7171, tours: 212 531 5337. Fabled Harlem theater showcases cutting-edge entertainment. Amateur Night every Wed. from 7:30. A

Avery Fisher Hall lincolncenter.org 212 875 5030, CenterCharge: 212 721 6500 | 10 Lincoln Center Plaza (Columbus Ave. and 65th St.), NYC 10023 This 2,738-seat theater is home to the illustrious New York Philharmonic. ABCDE

BAM (Brooklyn Academy of Music) bam.org 718 636 4100, 212 398 8383, 800 223 7565 | 30 Lafayette Ave. (St. Felix St.–Ashland Pl.), Brooklyn 11217 Presents traditional and contempo-rary performing arts: dance, music, theater, music-theater, opera, inde-pendent and foreign films. ADE



Baruch Performing Arts Center baruch.cuny.edu/bpac/ 646 312 4092 | Baruch College, 55 Lexington Ave. (enter on 25th St. btw. Lexington & Third Aves.), NYC 10010 Presenter of music, theater, dance for the general public on the campus of Baruch College. Venues available for cor-porate meeting rental or performing arts events. A

Beacon Theatre thegarden.com /specialevents 212 465 6106 | 2124 Broadway (74th St.), NYC 10023 Historic 2,894 seat, three-tiered Manhattan theater is a venerable rock room and an intimate setting for unforgettable concerts and special events. A

Carnegie Hall carnegiehall.org CarnegieCharge 212 247 7800 57th St. and Seventh Ave., NYC 10019 World-famous concert venue presents classical, jazz, world, and popular music. Opened in 1891, it is renowned for structural beauty, rich history, and excellent acoustics. Closed annually, early June–early October. ABCDE

The Daryl Roth Theatre darylroth theatre.com 212 375 1110 | 101 E. 15th St. (Union Sq. East–Irving Pl.), NYC 10003 Steps from Union Square, the Daryl Roth Theatrical Complex is home to three unique venues: The Daryl Roth Theater, DR2 Theatre and the D-Lounge Cabaret. A

David H. Koch Theater lincoln center.org info: 212 870 5570, Ticketmaster: 212 307 4100 | 20 Lincoln Center Plaza (63rd St. and Columbus Ave.), NYC 10023 Traditional prosce-nium theater housed in the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts complex. Home to the New York City Ballet and other performing arts organizations. ABD

David Rubenstein Atrium at Lincoln Center lincolncenter.org/atrium 212 875 5456 | Broadway, 62nd–63rd Sts., NYC 10023 Experience Lincoln Center for less with Target Free Thursdays concerts (Thurs., 8:30pm) and free Meet the Artist Saturdays (first Saturday each month at 11am); discount tickets to same-day Lincoln Center performances, café, and more. Meeting point for all LC tours. Open seven days.

The Film Society of Lincoln Center filmlinc.com 212 875 5601 | 165 W. 65th St. (Broadway–Amsterdam Ave.), NYC 10023 The Film Society of Lincoln Center celebrates American and international cinema through screenings, filmmakers dialogues and the production of the annual New York Film Festival. ABDE

Flushing Town Hall flushingtown hall.org 718 463 7700 | 137-35 Northern Blvd. (Linden Pl.), Queens 11354 Renowned cultural and arts center features performances, lectures, films and music. Excellent acoustics and sightlines. A

French Institute Alliance Française fiaf.org 212 355 6100 | 22 E. 60th St. (Park–Madison Aves.), NYC 10022 Presents French and Francophone cultural, educational and performing arts programs. A

The Harlem Stage Gatehouse harlemstage.org 212 281 9240 x19/x20 | 150 Convent Ave. (135th St.), NYC 10031 The Harlem Stage Gatehouse is one of NYC’s top performing arts destinations. Jazz to hip-hop, Latin to soul, dance to theater. Tickets start at free. A

The Kaye Playhouse at Hunter College kayeplayhouse.hunter .cuny.edu 212 772 4471 | 695 Park Ave. (68th St.), NYC 10065 Hosts over 200 events each season, bringing an eclectic mix of performing arts concerts and functions to over 100,000 theatergoers annually. Website lists upcoming events. AE

Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts lincolncenter.org 212 721 6500 Columbus Ave. betw. 62nd and 66th Sts., NYC 10023 America’s largest performing arts center offers opera, ballet, chamber music, jazz, theater and more. Alice Tully Hall, Avery Fisher Hall, Frederick P. Rose Hall, Metropolitan Opera House, Mitzi E. Newhouse Theater, David H. Koch Theater, Vivian Beaumont Theater. Guided tours available. ABC

Lucille Lortel Theatre lortel.org 212 279 4200 | 121 Christopher St. (Bleecker–Bedford Sts.), NYC 10014 Historic Off-Broadway theater in the West Village, home to MCC Theater and Theatreworks/NYC, hosts new plays, musicals, children’s theater. Website lists current and upcoming performances.



Madison Square Garden thegarden.com 212 465 MSG1 (6741), groups: 212 465 6080 | 4 Penn Plaza (Seventh Ave., 31st–33rd Sts.), NYC 10001 World-famous arena, home of the NY Knicks, Rangers and Liberty, also hosts family entertainment such as Wintuk from Cirque du Soleil and concerts. ABCE See Ad Index on pg. 240 for online info and ad page.

Merkin Concert Hall kaufman -center.org/mch/ 212 501 3330 Kaufman Center, 129 W. 67th St. (Broadway), NYC 10023 Modern, intimate auditorium hosts classical, chamber, new, world and folk music, jazz, rock concerts and productions. Near Lincoln Center, Central Park, shopping and restaurants. ABDE

The New Victory Theater newvictory.org 646 223 3010 | 209 W. 42nd St. (Seventh–Eighth Aves.), NYC 10036 Theater for kids and families presents performing arts from around the world at affordable ticket prices: $9-38. Select performances offer lobby activities/exhibits/talk-backs. ABE

New York City Center nycity center.org CityTix: 212 581 1212, outside NY/CT/NJ: 877 581 1212 | W. 55th St. betw. Sixth & Seventh Aves., office: 130 W. 56th St. (Sixth-Seventh Aves.), NYC 10019 Renowned dance and theater performances, including New York City Center Encores! and Fall for Dance Festival. ABE

Public Theater/Anspacher Theater publictheater.org 212 539 8500 | 425 Lafayette St. (4th St.–Astor Pl.), NYC 10003 Leading Off-Broadway American theater where new voices are heard. Produces free Shake-speare in Central Park. Relaxed, bohemian Joe’s Pub, located within, features live music. A

Queens Theatre queenstheatre .org 718 760 0064 | 14 United Nations Ave. South, Flushing Meadows-Corona Park, Flushing, Queens 11368, mail: P.O. Box 520069, Queens 11352 Performing arts center located on World’s Fair grounds of NYC’s second largest park that presents world-class theatre, dance, family and multicultural pro-gramming. Free parking. Free shuttle from the Mets-Willets Point station on the 7 line. A

Radio City Music Hall radiocity .com 212 247 4777 | 1260 Sixth Ave. (50th St., Rockefeller Center), NYC 10020 Art-deco landmark features wonderful architectural accents. Rockettes in high gear. Behind-the-scenes tours. ABCE See Ad Index on pg. 240 for online info and ad page. See coupon in back of book.

St. George Theatre stgeorge theatre.com 718 442 2900 | 35 Hyatt St. (St. Mark’s Pl.), Staten Island 10301 Historic 1929 vaudeville house, Staten Island’s largest indoor performing arts venue, presents national acts, chil-dren’s shows, opera, ballet, orches-tras, just steps from the ferry. Building tours. ABDE

Swedish Cottage Marionette Theatre See listing under “Attractions” in Sightseeing & Tours.

The Theater at Madison Square Garden theateratmsg.com 212 465 6106 | 4 Penn Plaza (Seventh Ave., 31st–33rd Sts.), NYC 10001 See Madison Square Garden. C

Theatre 80 theatre80.net 212 388 0388 | 80 St. Marks Pl. (First–Second Aves.), NYC 10003 For a variety of live performances plus a former speak-easy tavern, visit this historic theater. See classical theater, comedy, bur-lesque, flamenco, ballet, magic and more. A

The Town Hall the-townhall-nyc .org 212 840 2824 | 123 W. 43rd St. (Sixth Ave.–Broadway), NYC 10036 Acoustically perfect performing arts center presents multicultural perfor-mances, lectures, films and music at affordable prices. AB



Ticket Services

Backstage Theater Tickets backstagetheatertickets.com 212 564 1343, 800 445 7074 481 Eighth Ave. (34th–35th Sts.), ste. 750, NYC 10001

Broadway Genius Group Sales broadwaygeniusgroups.com 877 943 2929, fax 877 943 2969 250 W. 49th St., ste. 301, NYC 10019 One-stop shop for group reservations to Broadway, Off-Broadway and beyond. Speedy ticketing process, flexible payment options, concierge-style customer service without processing fees.

Broadway Inbound broadway inbound.com 212 302 0995, 866 302 0995 | 502 Eighth Ave., 11th fl., NYC 10018 Sells Broadway shows to travel companies. Group and F.I.T. tickets, multiple booking platforms, variable pricing.

Disney Theatrical Group disney onbroadway.com 212 827 5412, fax 212 703 1085 | 214 W. 42nd St., NYC 10036 Disney on Broadway: The Lion King, Newsies and the new Aladdin.

Group Sales Box Office/Broadway.com broadway.com/groups 212 541 8457, 800 BROAD WAY x2 729 Seventh Ave., 7th fl., NYC 10019 Savings on group Broadway and Off-Broadway theater tickets. Extensive educational programs. Discounts on top attractions. Multilingual staff. ABD

Nederlander Group Sales nederlander.com 212 840 3890, 800 714 8452 | 1450 Broadway, 6th fl., NYC 10018 Discounted theater tickets.

RMP Travel rmptravel.com 212 581 8051, 800 223 0864 | 255 W. 85th St., #3A, NYC 10024 Group discounts, star session, meet-the-cast.

School Theatre Ticket Program schooltix.com 212 354 4722 1560 Broadway, ste. 1113, NYC 10036 Theater-going made easy for groups of 15 or more. Discounted tickets for individuals and all groups attending Broadway and Off-Broadway shows, plus restaurants, special exhibitions. BD

Telecharge.com telecharge.com 212 239 6200, 800 432 7750 | Broad-way tickets direct from the box office— online or by phone—anytime. See Ad Index on pg. 240 for online info and ad page.

TheaterMania.com theatermania .com 212 352 0255, 866 811 4111 1156 Ave. of the Americas, 5th fl., NYC 10036 A leading source for theater information, full-price and discount tickets, news and reviews.

Theatre Development Fund tdf.org 212 221 0885, TTY 212 719 4537 | 1501 Broadway, 21st fl., NYC 10036 Operates TKTS cut-rate booths at Times Square’s Duffy Square, South Street Seaport, and Downtown Brooklyn.

Ticketmaster ticketmaster.com 800 745 3000 New York City tickets for theater, concerts and sporting events.

TKTS Discount Theatre Centers tdf.org/tdf_servicepage.aspx ?id=56 212 221 0885, TTY 212 719 4537 | info: Theatre Development Fund, 1501 Broadway, 21st fl., NYC 10036 Discount ticket booth also sells limited full-price tickets to Broadway shows. Three locations. Manhattan: at Times Square’s Duffy Square (triangle at 46th–47th Sts. btw. Broadway–Seventh Ave.) for same-day tickets; South Street Seaport (Front–John Sts., at rear of Resnick-Prudential Bldg., 199 Water St.) for same-day tickets and one day advance sales for matinees; and Downtown Brooklyn (in 1 MetroTech Center at Jay–Myrtle Sts.) for same-day tickets, one day advance sales for matinees, and tickets to performing arts events in Brooklyn.

The Museum of Jewish Heritage pays tribute to

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Museums & Galleries

Museums & Galleries NYC’s arts and culture experience offers breadth, depth and surprise. Whether you’re looking for a renowned collection of dinosaur fossils or an institution dedicated to mathe-matics, the City’s museums and galleries are sure to meet even the wildest expectations. Spring brings exciting editions to the scene, including the reopening of The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s renowned Costume Institute and the long-awaited debut of Lower Manhat-tan’s 9/11 Memorial Museum. Elsewhere in the City, the Queens Museum celebrates 50 years since the 1964 World’s Fair, and the Frieze Art Fair—staged inside a customized structure on Randall’s Island—proves the City’s exhibition spaces are sometimes as unique as the exhibitions themselves.

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Museums & Galleries

Schedule & Admission Highlights of Cultural OrganizationsSchedules and admission prices can change, so please call ahead to confirm. Admission is often free for museum members. For added savings, refer to “Discount Passes” in the Sightseeing section of this guide.

American Folk Art Museum | Closed Mon Free

American Museum of Natural History | Open 7 days Admission (suggested): $22, seniors/students (with ID) $17, kids 2–12 $12.50

Asia Society and Museum | Closed Mon and federal holidays Admission: $12, seniors $10, students (with ID) $7, under 16 free Free: Fri, 6–9p

The Bronx Museum of the Arts | Closed Mon–Wed Free; children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult

Brooklyn Botanic Garden | Closed Mon Admission: $10, seniors (65+)/students (12+ with ID) $5, under 12 free

Brooklyn Children’s Museum | Closed Mon | Admission: $9, under 1 free | Free: Thu, 3–5p and every third Thu, till 7p

Brooklyn Museum | Closed Mon, Tue Suggested contribution: $12, seniors/students (with ID) $8, under 12 free with adult Target-sponsored free admission: first Sat of each month, 5–11p

Children’s Museum of Manhattan | Closed Mon Admission: adults/children $11, seniors $7, under age 1 free Free: Target-sponsored first Fri of each month, 5–8p

Children’s Museum of the Arts | Closed Tue Admission: adults/children (1+) $11, seniors (65+)/infants free Free: Thu, 4–6p

The Cloisters Museum & Gardens | Open 7 days Recommended admission: $25, seniors (65+) $17, students $12, under 12 (must be with adult) free Admission includes same-day free entry at The Metropolitan Museum of Art

El Museo del Barrio | Closed Sun–Tue Suggested: $9, seniors/students (with ID) $5, kids under 12 free Free: Wed for seniors, all-day; third Sat of each month, all day

Frick Collection | Closed Mon Admission: $20, seniors (65+) $15, students (with ID) $10; children under age 10 will not be admitted Free: Sun, 11a–1p

Guggenheim Museum, Solomon R. | Closed Thu Admission: $22, seniors (65+)/students (with ID) $18, under 12 free Free: Sat, 5:45–7:45p (last ticket issued at 7:15)

International Center of Photography (ICP) | Closed Mon Admission: $14, seniors/students (with ID) $10, under 12 free Free: Fri, 5–8p

Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum | Open 7 days Admission: $24, seniors/US college students (with ID) $20, veterans $17, kids (7–17) $19, kids (3–6) $12, under 3 free Free: active and retired military


Museums & Galleries

Japan Society | Closed Mon and major holidays Admission: varies according to event | Free: Fri, 6–9p

Jewish Museum | Closed Wed and major Jewish holidays Admission: $15, seniors (65+ with ID) $12, full-time students (with ID) $7.50, 18 and under free | Free: Thu, 5–8p and all-day Sat

The Lower East Side Tenement Museum | Open 7 daysAdmission: $25, seniors (65+)/students $20; discount rates for combo tours

The Metropolitan Museum of Art | Open 7 days (but closed 5/5) Recommended admission: $25, seniors (65+) $17, students $12, under 12 (must be with adult) free Admission includes same-day free entry to The Cloisters Museum & Gardens

MoMA PS1 | Closed Tue, Wed Suggested admission: $10, seniors/students $5, children free Free with MoMA admission ticket dated within 14 days; and CUNY, SUNY, NYC public school IDs

Morgan Library & Museum | Closed Mon Admission: $18, seniors (65+)/students (with ID)/kids 13–16 $12, 12 and under (must be with adult) free | Free: Fri, 7–9p

Museum at Eldridge Street Synagogue | Closed Sat and major national and Jewish holidaysAdmission: $10, seniors/students $8, kids 5–18 $6 Free: Mon (up to 6 people max as a group)

Museum of American Finance | Closed Sun, Mon and national and stock market holidaysAdmission: $8, seniors/students $5, kids 6 and under free Free: Southport Lane-sponsored free admission every Sat. through 2014

Museum of Arts and Design | Closed Mon and major holidaysAdmission: $16, seniors $14, students $12, 18 or under (with ID, excluding groups) free | Free: Thu, 6–9p; and KLM Fridays, 6–9p

Museum of Chinese in America | Closed MonAdmission: $10, seniors (65+)/students (with ID) $5, under 12 (in groups less than 8) free | Target-sponsored free admission: Thu

Museum of Jewish Heritage – A Living Memorial to the Holocaust Closed Sat and major Jewish holidays (4/15, 4/16, 4/21, 4/22, 6/4, 6/5) Admission: $12, seniors (65+) $10, students $7, under 12 free | Free: Wed, 4–8p

Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) | Open 7 days Admission: $25, seniors (65+ with ID) $18, full-time students (with ID) $14, 16 and under free | Free: UNIQLO Free Friday Nights, 4–8p

Museum of the City of New York | Open 7 days Admission (suggested): $10, seniors/students $6, families (max. 2 adults) $20, kids 12 and under free

Museum of the Moving Image | Closed Mon, Tue Admission: $12, seniors (65+)/students (with ID) $9, kids 3–12 $6, under 3 free Free: Fri, 4–8pm

National Museum of Mathematics (MoMath) | Open 7 daysAdmission: $15, seniors (65+)/students (with ID)/kids (3–12) $9

Neue Galerie New York | Closed Tue, Wed Admission: $20, seniors (65+)/students (with ID) $10; kids 12–16 must be accompanied by an adult, under 12 not admitted Free: first Fri of each month, 6–8p

New Museum | Closed Mon, Tue Admission: $16, seniors $14, students $10, 18 and under free with adult Free: Thu, 7–9p


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New York Botanical Garden | Closed Mon, except federal holidays Admission: nybg.org | Free grounds admission: all-day Wed and Sat, 9–10a

New York City Fire Museum | Open 7 days (but closed 4/20) Admission: $8, seniors/students/kids (under 12) $5, kids under 2 free

New York City Police Museum | Closed Sun and 5/6 Suggested admission: $5

New York Hall of Science | Closed Mon through 3/31; open 7 days thereafter Admission: $11, seniors (62+)/college students (with ID)/kids (2–17) $8; under 18 must be with adult | Free: Fri, 2–5p & Sun, 10–11a

New-York Historical Society | Closed Mon Admission: $18, seniors/educators/active military $14, students $12, kids 5–13 $6, under 4 free | Free: Fri, 6–8p

New York Transit Museum | Closed Mon and major holidays Admission: $7, seniors (62+)/kids (2–17) $5, kids under 2 free; under 17 must be accompanied by an adult Free: Wed for seniors (groups not eligible for free senior Wed)

Noguchi Museum | Closed Mon, Tue Admission: $10, seniors/students (with ID) $5, kids under 12 and NYC public high school students (with ID) free | Free: first Fri of each month

Queens Botanical Garden | Closed Mon Admission: $4, seniors $3, students/kids (3+) $2 No admission through March 31; thereafter: free Wed, 3–6p; Sun 4–6p

Queens Museum of Art | Closed Mon, Tue Suggested donation: adults/kids (12+) $8, seniors/students $4, kids under 12 free

Rubin Museum of Art (RMA) | Closed Tue Admission: $15, seniors (65+)/students $10, 12 and under free; Admission (as of 1/14/14): $15, students/seniors $10, 12 and under free Free: Fri, 6–10p; also first Mon of every month for seniors

Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Indian | Open 7 days Free (but donations accepted)

Snug Harbor Cultural Center & Botanical Garden | Closed Mon Newhouse Center for Contemporary Art | Closed Mon, Tue Admission (NYCSG & Newhouse Center): $5, seniors (65+)/students (with ID) $4, kids under 12 free; combo tickets available

Staten Island Museum | Open 7 days (but closed 5/26) Admission: $5, seniors (65+)/students (with ID) $3, kids under 12 free

Statue of Liberty National Monument | Ellis Island Immigration Museum Open 7 days Ferry (includes audio tour): $18, seniors $14, kids under 12 $9; crown tickets add $3 (all ages). Buy tickets from statuecruises.com

Studio Museum in Harlem | Closed Mon–Wed and federal holidays Suggested admission: $7, seniors/students (with ID) $3, under 12 free Target-sponsored free admission: Sun

Wave Hill | Closed Mon (including 5/26) Admission: $8, seniors (65+)/students $4, kids (6+) $2, kids under 6 free Target-free times: Sat, 9a–12p (all year); all-day Tue (to April 30) or till noon (May, June)

Whitney Museum of American Art | Closed Mon, Tue Admission: $20, seniors (65+)/full-time students/vistors 19–25 (with ID) $16, 18 and under free | Free: Fri, 6–9p

Wildlife Conservation Society’s New York Aquarium | 7 days | Admission: $9.95


Museums & Galleries

Index of Cultural OrganizationsChildren’sBrooklyn Children’s Museum ......Bk Children’s Museum of Manhattan Mn The Jewish Children’s Museum ...Bk New York Hall of Science ............Qu The Nitchen Children’s Museum of

Native America ....................... Mn Queens County Farm Museum ....Qu Staten Island Children’s Museum .SI

Contemporary & Modern Collectionsarts>Brookfield Place ................ Mn The Bronx Museum of the Arts....Bx Fisher Landau Center for Art .......Qu Guggenheim (Solomon R.)

Museum ................................. Mn MoMA PS1 .................................Qu The Museum of Modern Art ....... Mn New Museum ............................ Mn The Noguchi Museum .................Qu Queens Museum ........................Qu SculptureCenter .........................Qu Socrates Sculpture Park .............Qu Whitney Museum of American Art

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Cultural CentersABC No Rio ............................... Mn Asia Society and Museum ......... Mn Austrian Cultural Forum Gallery . Mn BRIC House ...............................Bk Caribbean Cultural Center/

African Diaspora Institute .......CW Center for Jewish History .......... Mn The Gabarron Foundation Carriage

House Center for the Arts ....... Mn Instituto Cervantes .................... Mn Irish Arts Center ........................ Mn Japan Society ........................... Mn Snug Harbor Cultural Center &

Botanical Garden .....................SI Tibet House U.S. ....................... Mn

Culture & History9/11 Memorial & Museum .......... Mn Alice Austen House Museum .......SI The Anne Frank Center USA ...... Mn Bartow-Pell Mansion Museum ....Bx Bayside Historical Society/

Museum ..................................Qu Bowne & Co., Stationers ............ Mn Bowne House .............................Qu Bronx County Historical Society .Bx Brooklyn Historical Society ........Bk Brooklyn Navy Yard Center

at BLDG 92 .............................Bk Dyckman Farmhouse Museum ... Mn Edgar Allan Poe Cottage ............Bx El Museo del Barrio ................... Mn Fraunces Tavern Museum .......... Mn Garibaldi-Meucci Museum ..........SI


Mn: Manhattan Qu: Queens

SI: Staten Island CW: citywide

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Hebrew Union College—Jewish Institute of Religion Museum .. Mn

Herbert & Eileen Bernard Museum of Judaica .............................. Mn

The Hispanic Society of America Mn Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum

.............................................. Mn Jacques Marchais Museum of

Tibetan Art ...............................SI The Jewish Museum .................. Mn King Manor Museum ..................Qu Kingsland Homestead ................Qu Lefferts Historic House ...............Bk Lewis H. Latimer House Museum Qu The Living Torah Museum ...........Bk Lower East Side Tenement

Museum ................................. Mn Merchant’s House Museum ....... Mn Morris-Jumel Mansion Museum . Mn Mount Vernon Hotel Museum

& Garden ............................... Mn The Museum at Eldridge Street

Synagogue............................. Mn Museum of American Finance .... Mn Museum of Chinese in America .. Mn Museum of Jewish Heritage—

A Living Memorial to the Holocaust .............................. Mn

Museum of the City of New York Mn National Museum of the American

Indian—NY ............................. Mn New-York Historical Society ...... Mn Old Stone House ........................Bk Seguine Mansion ........................SI Statue of Liberty Museum ...Harbor Theodore Roosevelt Birthplace

National Historic Site .............. Mn The Ukrainian Museum .............. Mn Valentine-Varian House/

Museum of Bronx History ........Bx Van Cortlandt House Museum ....Bx The Voelker Orth Museum, Bird

Sanctuary and Victorian Garden ...............................................Qu

Waterfront Museum & Showboat Barge ......................................Bk

Wyckoff Farmhouse Museum .....Bk Yeshiva University Museum at

the Center for Jewish History .. Mn

Decorative & Folk ArtAmerican Folk Art Museum ........ Mn Cooper-Hewitt, National Design

Museum ................................. Mn Museum of Arts and Design ....... Mn

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AFA .......................................... Mn Andrew Edlin Gallery ................. Mn The Arsenal Gallery ................... Mn Bard Graduate Center Gallery .... Mn Bronx Council on the Arts

Longwood Art Gallery at Hostos ................................Bx

David Zwirner—19th Street ........ Mn David Zwirner—20th Street ........ Mn Deitch Projects ......................... Mn Dorsky Gallery Curatorial

Programs ................................Qu Dumbo Arts Center (DAC) ...........Bk The Forbes Galleries ................. Mn Fountain Gallery ........................ Mn Grey Art Gallery ........................ Mn

Grolier Club .............................. Mn IFPDA Print Fair ......................... Mn The One Club for Art and Copy .. Mn Ward-Nasse Gallery .................. Mn

International CollectionsBrooklyn Museum ......................Bk Frick Collection ......................... Mn The Metropolitan Museum of Art Mn

Photography & MediaAnthology Film Archives ............ Mn International Center of

Photography (ICP) .................. Mn Museum of the Moving Image .....Qu The Paley Center for Media ........ Mn

Science & TechnologyAmerican Museum of Natural

History ................................... Mn The Elevator Historical Society ...Qu Rose Center for Earth and

Space .................................... Mn

Specialized MuseumsCenter for Architecture .............. Mn The City Reliquary Museum &

Civic Organization ...................Bk The Cloisters Museum and

Gardens ................................. Mn Harbor Defense Museum ............Bk Louis Armstrong House Museum Qu Maritime Industry Museum at

Fort Schuyler ..........................Bx The Morgan Library & Museum .. Mn MTA Second Avenue Subway

Community Information Center Mn The Museum at the Fashion

Institute of Technology ........... Mn Museum of American Illustration Mn Museum of Biblical Art .............. Mn Museum of Mathematics ........... Mn Museum of Reclaimed Urban

Space .................................... Mn Museum of Tolerance New York/

Simon Wiesenthal Center ....... Mn National Academy Museum &

School ................................... Mn The National Jazz Museum in

Harlem ................................... Mn National Track & Field

Hall of Fame ........................... Mn Neue Galerie New York .............. Mn New York City Fire Museum ....... Mn New York City Police Museum ... Mn New York Transit Museum ..........Bk Nicholas Roerich Museum ......... Mn Noble Maritime Collection ...........SI Rose Museum at Carnegie Hall

.............................................. Mn Rubin Museum of Art (RMA) ...... Mn The Skyscraper Museum ........... Mn Staten Island Museum .................SI The Studio Museum in Harlem ... Mn Underpenny Plane & Cast Iron

Museum ..................................Qu Walter de Maria: The New York

Earth Room ............................ Mn


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ResourcesHistoric House Trust of New York City historichousetrust.org 212 360 8282 The 23 historic house museums in the Trust’s collection are located in all 5 boroughs and chronicle 350 years of NYC history, culture, and architecture.

New York CityPASS citypass.com 888 330 5008, 208 787 4300 Save 40% on New York City’s top attrac-tions including Empire State Building and Statue of Liberty. Bypass most ticket lines. Valid for nine days. See Ad Index on pg. 240 for online info and ad page.

Public Art Fund publicartfund.org 212 223 7800 | office: 1 E. 53rd St., NYC 10022 Presenting innovative contem-porary art in public spaces throughout New York City and providing unique access to the most significant artists of our time. EF

Staten Island Arts statenisland arts .org 718 447 3329 | mail: 1000 Richmond Terr., bldg. G, Staten Island 10301 Information on art and cultural events and opportunities on Staten Island. On-line calendar.

Cultural CentersABC No Rio abcnorio.org 212 254 3697 | 156 Rivington St. (Clinton–Suffolk Sts.), NYC 10002 Collectively-run center for art and activism known internationally as a venue for opposi-tional culture, including anti-commer-cialist punks, nomads, squatters and society’s disenfranchised.

Asia Society and Museum asia society.org 212 288 6400 | 725 Park Ave. (70th St.), NYC 10021 Art exhibi-tions and cultural, policy and business programs reflect achievements and diversity of Asian cultures. Bookstore, gift shop and café. Gallery closed Mon. ABCD

Austrian Cultural Forum Gallery acfny.org 212 319 5300 | 11 E. 52nd St. (Madison–Fifth Aves.), NYC 10022 This agency of the Austrian govern-ment promotes contemporary Austrian creative achievements in the U.S. through programs focusing on current artistic and intellectual chal-lenges and controversies. F

BRIC House bricartsmedia.org 718 683 5600 | 647 Fulton St. (Rockwell Pl.), Brooklyn 11217 Presents contem-porary art, performing arts, and com-munity media programs that reflect Brooklyn’s creativity and diversity. Free or low cost year-round programming. Website events calendar. AEF

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Caribbean Cultural Center/African Diaspora Institute cccadi.org 212 307 7420 Highlights the creative expressions and cultural contributions of people of color. Multilingual.

Center for Jewish History cjh.org 212 294 8301 | 15 W. 16th St. (Fifth–Sixth Aves.), NYC 10011 Unique part-nership of five major institutions of Jewish history, art and scholarship. Dynamic films, concerts, lectures, exhibitions, tours, bookstore, gift shop and kosher café. General admission: free. Event admission: varies. Closed Sat. and Jewish holidays. AF

The Gabarron Foundation Carriage House Center for the Arts gabarronfoundation.org 212 573 6968 | 149 E. 38th St. (Third–Lexington Aves.), NYC 10016 Exhibits and supports the work of emerging European and Latin American artists. Traditional exterior, modern interior. Impressive collection of Roy Lichtenstein works. 9am–5pm, by appointment. AEF

Instituto Cervantes nuevayork .cervantes.es 212 308 7720 | 215 E. 49th St. (Second–Third Aves.), NYC 10017 Promotes Spanish as a second language and Hispanic culture world-wide. Offers classes, exhibitions and films. Closed Sun. CEF

Irish Arts Center irishartscenter .org 212 757 3318 | 553 W. 51st St. (Tenth–Eleventh Aves.), NYC 10019 Brings Irish culture to New York City in the form of theater, music, dance, literature, art, film and children’s programs. ABD

Japan Society japansociety.org 212 832 1155 | 333 E. 47th St. (First–Second Aves.), NYC 10017 Exhibition, research and publication of Japanese art, from the revered historical to the cutting-edge, contemporary perspec-tive. Closed Mon. ABCDE

Tibet House U.S. tibethouse.us 212 807 0563 | 22 W. 15th St. (Fifth–Sixth Aves.), NYC 10011 Presents Tibet’s spiritual traditions of art and culture. Permanent collection, exhibitions, educational programs. Bookstore, gift shop. Sat. by appoint-ment only, closed Sun. ADEF

GalleriesMany of these art galleries sell artists’ works. For more retail art, see “Art & Antiques” in the Shopping section of this guide.

AFA afanyc.com 212 226 7374 54 Greene St. (Broome St.), NYC 10013 Established in 1984, this SoHo gallery has fine art and sculpture by impor-tant American artists like Dr. Suess, Charles Schulz, Tim Burton and Maurice Sendak. F

Andrew Edlin Gallery edlingallery .com 212 206 9723 | 134 Tenth Ave. (18th–19th Sts.), NYC 10011 Focuses on artists whose work reveals a radically individualistic vision such as self-taught, “outsider” artists as well as trained contemporary artists. Closed Sun., Mon. Outsider Art Fair, outsider-artfair.com, annually in January. AF

The Arsenal Gallery nycgovparks.org/sub_things_to _do/attractions/public_art/public _art.html call 311, outside NYC: 212 NEW YORK (639 9675) | The Arsenal, Fifth Ave. and 64th St. (in Central Park), 3rd fl., NYC 10065 Municipally-run gallery offers informative exhibits about NYC park history, designs and urban development. EF

Bard Graduate Center Gallery bgc.bard.edu/gallery/gallery-at -bgc.html 212 501 3023 | 18 W. 86th St. (Central Park West–Columbus Ave.), NYC 10024 BGCG’s exhibitions are devoted to enhancing knowledge and awareness of the material world. Related programs for adults, educa-tors, students, seniors, and families. Admission. Closed Mon.

Bronx Council on the Arts Longwood Art Gallery at Hostos bronxarts.org/lag.asp 718 518 6728 Hostos Community College/CUNY, 450 Grand Concourse (149th St.), C-190, Bronx 10451 Presents solo and group exhibitions of works of art produced in various media or through interdisci-plinary practices. Free. Closed Sun. AF

David Zwirner—19th Street david zwirner.com 212 727 2070 | 525 W. 19th St. (Tenth–Eleventh Aves.), NYC 10011 Leading contemporary art gallery, one of the largest in the city, showcases must-see museum-quality exhibitions by an international roster of artists. Closed Sun., Mon. AEF

David Zwirner—20th Street davidzwirner.com 212 517 8677 | 537 W. 20th St. (Tenth–Eleventh Aves.), NYC 10011 LEED-certified


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30,000-square-foot expansion of leading contemporary art gallery, showcasing must-see museum-qual-ity exhibitions by an international roster of artists. Closed Sun., Mon.

Deitch Projects deitch.com 212 343 7300 | 76 Grand St. (Wooster–Greene Sts.) and 18 Wooster St. (Grand–Canal Sts.), NYC 10013 SoHo art gallery specializes in producing ambitious projects by contemporary artists. Exclusive representative of the Estate of Keith Haring, handles works by Jean-Michel Basquiat. Additional location: 4-40 44th Dr. (5th St.–East River), Long Island City, Queens 11101.

Dorsky Gallery Curatorial Programs dorsky.org 718 937 6317 | 11-03 45th Ave. (11th St.), Long Island City, Queens 11101 Program of independently-curated exhibitions seeks to illuminate and deepen the public’s understand-ing and appreciation of contemporary art. Closed Tues., Wed. Free. F

Dumbo Arts Center (DAC) dumboartscenter.org 718 694 0831 30 Washington St. (Plymouth–Water Sts.), DUMBO, Brooklyn 11201 Presents four new exhibitions annually in its gallery, and produces the renowned D.U.M.B.O. Art Under the Bridge Festival each year in late September. AEF

The Forbes Galleries forbes galleries.com 212 206 5548 | 62 Fifth Ave. (12th St.), NYC 10011 Changing exhibitions of art, jewelry and more, tucked within the lobby of Forbes Magazine’s headquarters. Closed Sun., Mon.; groups only Thurs. Free. AF

Fountain Gallery fountaingallery nyc.com 212 262 2756 | 702 Ninth Ave. (48th St.), NYC 10019 Provides an environ ment for artists living and working with mental illness to pursue their personal visions and to challenge the stigma that surrounds mental illness. Free. Closed Mon. AF

Grey Art Gallery nyu.edu/greyart/ 212 998 6780 | New York University, 100 Washington Square East (Washington Pl.), NYC 10003 NYU’s fine arts museum, located on historic Washington Square Park emphasizes art’s historical, cultural, and social contexts, focusing on experimentation and interpretation. Admission. Closed Sun., Mon.

Grolier Club grolierclub.org 212 838 6690 | 47 E. 60th St. (Park–Madison Aves.), NYC 10022 America’s oldest and largest society for biblio-philes and enthusiasts in the graphic arts treats books and prints as art objects worthy of display. Free. Closed Sun. and Aug. F

IFPDA Print Fair ifpda.org 212 674 6095 | The Park Avenue Armory, 643 Park Ave. (67th St.), NYC In early November, this annual international fair presents 90 prestigious galleries, from old master to contemporary. Many affordable works and a treat for art lovers and collectors. Held in early November. AD

The One Club for Art and Copy oneclub.org 212 979 1900 | 260 Fifth Ave. (28th–29th Sts.), NYC 10001 Non-profit organization dedicated to creative excellence in advertising produces five award competitions plus exhibits and educational events. Check website for public events and exhibits.

Ward-Nasse Gallery ward-nasse gallery.net 212 925 6951 | 178 Prince St. (Thompson–Sullivan Sts.), NYC 10012 Landmark SoHo gallery featuring seasonal exhibits as well as a year-round salon. Over 40 years “giving artists a chance and the public a choice.” Non-profit. Closed Mon. F

Museums9/11 Memorial & Museum 911memorial.org 212 312 8800 World Trade Center (entrance: 1 Albany St. at Greenwich St.), NYC 10006 The 9/11 Museum (opening May 2014) will display monumental artifacts associ-ated with the events of 9/11, while presenting intimate stories of loss, compassion, reckoning and recovery that are central to telling the story of the 2001 attacks and the aftermath. The Museum admission will be separate from the Memorial, which is already open to the public. Memorial admission is free but requires a reservation made by phone or online and carries a nonre-fundable $2 service fee (9/11 victims’ family members are exempt). AF

Alice Austen House Museum aliceausten.org 718 816 4506 | Alice Austen Park, 2 Hylan Blvd. (Edgewater St.), Staten Island 10305 The restored Victorian Gothic house and gardens of one of America’s first and most prolific female photographers. Open Thu.–Sun., noon–5pm. Closed Jan.–Feb. AE

American Folk Art Museum folkartmuseum.org 212 595 9533 2 Lincoln Sq. (Columbus Ave. betw. 65th–66th Sts.), NYC 10023 A delightful collection of inventive Americana represented by traditional and contemporary folk art, from highly functional forms to elusive—almost mystical—elements. Free admission. Gift Shop. Closed Mon. ABCDEF


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American Museum of Natural History amnh.org 212 769 5100 Central Park West (79th St.), NYC 10024 More than 40 permanent halls plus IMAX films, space shows and tempo-rary special exhibitions explore the universe and the diversity of life on Earth. Gift shop and cafes. Open daily. ABCDE See Ad Index on pg. 240 for online info and ad page.

The Anne Frank Center USA annefrank.com 212 431 7993 | 44 Park Pl. (Church–West Broadway), NYC 10007 A jewel box museum founded by Anne Frank’s father to preserve her spirit. A wonderful shared experience for families and lovers of history, art, literature. Admission. Closed Sun., Mon. AE

Anthology Film Archives anthologyfilmarchives.org 212 505 5181 | 32 Second Ave. (E. 2nd St.), NYC 10003 International center for the preservation, study, and exhibition of film and video, focusing on American independent and avant-garde cinema and its precursors. See website for film schedule. Admission.

arts>Brookfield Place brookfield placeny.com/arts-events 212 417 7000 | 100 West St. (Liberty–Vesey Sts.), Battery Park City, NYC 10080 Leading performing and visual arts venue presents emerging and established artists, with emphasis on commis-sioned works, site-specific installations and premieres. All events are free. AF

Bartow-Pell Mansion Museum bartowpellmansionmuseum.org 718 885 1461, fax 718 885 9164 Pelham Bay Park, 895 Shore Rd., Bronx 10464 Greek Revival–style country residence (built c. 1842) of New York City businessman Robert Bartow and family. Open Wed., Sat. and Sun., noon–4pm (grounds open daily). Closed second half of Aug. DE

Bayside Historical Society/Museum baysidehistorical.org 718 352 1548 208 Totten Ave. (enter Fort Totten at 212th St. and Cross Island Pkwy.), Bayside, Queens 11359 Located in historic Fort Totten, preserves the history of Bayside through archival collections of artifacts.

Bowne & Co., Stationers southstreetseaportmuseum.org /category-s/1878.htm 212 748 8651 209 Water St. (Beekman–Fulton Sts.), South Street Seaport, NYC 10038 New York’s oldest existing business under the same name (founded 1775). Experience the traditional craft of 19th-century letterprinting in a charm-ingly atmospheric shop. Open seven days. Free. AE

Bowne House bownehouse.org 718 359 0528 | 37-01 Bowne St. (38th Ave.–Northern Blvd.), Flushing, Queens 11354 The oldest house (ca. 1661) in Queens, on the National Register of Historic Places, is a microcosm of 300 years of social, cultural and political history. Closed for renovations; group tours of parlor and gardens available by appointment only.

Bronx County Historical Society bronxhistoricalsociety.org 718 881 8900 | 3309 Bainbridge Ave. (E. 208th St.), Bronx 10467 Bronx and New York City history: books, exhibits, tours, educational programs, conferences, lectures and historic house museums. Open daily. D

The Bronx Museum of the Arts bronxmuseum.org 718 681 6000 1040 Grand Concourse (165th St.), Bronx 10456 Modern and contempo-rary exhibitions; educational and cultural programs celebrate ethnic diversity. Closed Mon.–Wed. Multilingual. ADF

Brooklyn Children’s Museum brooklynkids.org 718 735 4400 | 145 Brooklyn Ave. (St. Marks Ave.), Brooklyn 11213 Hands-on learning adventures in natural science and world culture. Special daily programs. Gift shop. Admission. Closed Mon. (July–Aug.); closed Mon., Tue. (Sept.–June). ABCE

Brooklyn Historical Society brooklynhistory.org 718 222 4111 128 Pierrepont St. (Clinton St.), Brooklyn 11201 Museum, library and educa-tional center dedicated to preserva-tion, study of Brooklyn’s rich 400-year past. Landmark 1881 building. Exhibits, concerts, lectures, walking tours, family activities. Closed Mon., Tues. ADE

Brooklyn Museum brooklyn museum.org 718 638 5000 | 200 Eastern Pkwy. (Washington Ave.), Brooklyn 11238 The second-largest art museum in New York features art ranging from ancient Egyptian to contemporary works. Bookstore, gift shop and food service. Suggested admission; free to members and children under 12 accompanied by an adult. Closed Mon., Tue., Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year’s Day. ABDE

Brooklyn Navy Yard Center at BLDG 92 bldg92.org 718 907 5992 | 63 Flushing Ave. (Carlton Ave.), Brooklyn 11205 Exhibit explores the rich history of one of America’s first naval ship-yards, now home to the greatest concentration of manufacturing, urban industry and green businesses. Free (fee for tours). AEF


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Center for Architecture cfa.aiany .org 212 683 0023 | 536 LaGuardia Pl. (Bleecker–W. 3rd Sts.), NYC 10012 Hosts exhibitions and hundreds of public programs exploring architec-ture and the built environment. Free. Closed Sun. Private party space avail-able. AEF

Children’s Museum of Manhattan cmom.org 212 721 1234 | Tisch Bldg., 212 W. 83rd St. (Amsterdam Ave.–Broadway), NYC 10024 CMOM is a destination and resource for families to learn, play and grow together. Located on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, near Central Park. Admission. ADE

The City Reliquary Museum & Civic Organization cityreliquary.org 718 RU CIVIC (782 4842) | 370 Metropolitan Ave. (Havemeyer St.), Williamsburg, Brooklyn 11211 Thoughtfully arranged artifacts of NYC’s rich history including architectural remnants of city build-ings, Statue of Liberty memorabilia, NYC geology display, and 1939 World’s Fair exhibit. Open Sat., Sun. noon–6pm, or by appointment.

The Cloisters Museum and Gardens metmuseum.org/cloisters 212 923 3700 | 99 Margaret Corbin Dr. in Fort Tryon Park, NYC 10040 Devoted to the art, architecture and gardens of medieval Europe. Located in northern Manhattan, with unparalleled views of the Hudson River. Recommended: $25; seniors, $17; students, $12. Free to members and children under 12 with an adult. (Admission includes same-day entry to The Metropolitan Museum of Art.) Open seven days. BCDE

Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum cooperhewitt.org 212 849 8400 | 2 E. 91st St. (Fifth Ave.), NYC 10128 Closed for renovation through fall 2014. The only museum in the nation devoted exclusively to historic and con-temporary design presents compelling perspectives on design through educa-tional programs, exhibitions and publi-cations. Admission. ADE

Dyckman Farmhouse Museum dyckmanfarmhouse.org 212 304 9422 | Dyckman House Park, 4881 Broadway (204th St.), NYC 10034 Manhattan’s last Dutch colonial–style farmhouse. Five 18th- and 19th-cen-tury period rooms. Revolutionary War artifacts. Open Fri.–Sun. 11am–5pm. E

Edgar Allan Poe Cottage bronx historicalsociety.org 718 881 8900 E. Kingsbridge Rd. and Grand Concourse (193rd St.), Bronx 10458 Poe’s home from 1846 to 1849, where he wrote many of his famous works. Tours by appointment. While renovations are underway, Poe exhibits are on view at the Valentine-Varian House. DE

The Elevator Historical Society elevatorhistory.org 917 748 2328 21-03 44th Ave. (21st St.), ste. 206, Long Island City, Queens 11101 Retired elevator repairman Pat Carrajat operates this tiny museum showcas-ing his extensive collection of elevator ID plaques, car ceilings, button plates, industry tools and more. By appoint-ment only. F

El Museo del Barrio elmuseo.org 212 831 7272 | 1230 Fifth Ave. (104th St.), East Harlem, NYC 10029 New York’s only museum devoted to Puerto Rican, Caribbean and Latin American arts and culture. Newly reno-vated, features new facade, courtyard, galleries, café, expanded shop. DE

Fisher Landau Center for Art flcart.org 718 937 0727 | 38-27 30th St. (38th–39th Aves.), Long Island City, Queens 11101 Contemporary art museum features works by modern masters and emerging artists. Closed Tues., Wed. AEF

Fraunces Tavern Museum frauncestavernmuseum.org 212 425 1778 | 54 Pearl St. (Broad St.), NYC 10004 Manhattan’s oldest surviving structure. National Landmark where George Washington bade farewell to his officers. Period rooms, exhibits, restaurant. Admission. Closed Mon. ADE

Frick Collection frick.org 212 288 0700 | 1 E. 70th St. (Fifth Ave.), NYC 10021 Gilded Age mansion features paintings, sculpture and decorative arts. Renaissance through 19th century, including Rembrandt, Titian, Vermeer and Whistler. Gift shop. Kids under 10 not admitted. Closed Mon. ABCD

Garibaldi-Meucci Museum garibaldimeuccimuseum.org 718 442 1608 | 420 Tompkins Ave. (Chestnut Ave.), Rosebank, Staten Island 10305 Historic 1840s house preserved as a memorial to the lives of two Italian emigrée former residents, telephone inventor Antonio Meucci and Italian unification hero Giuseppe Garibaldi. Admission. Open Tues.–Sun., 1–5pm. Groups by appointment.

Guggenheim (Solomon R.) Museum guggenheim.org 212 423 3500 | 1071 Fifth Ave. (89th St.), NYC 10128 Frank Lloyd Wright landmark. Renowned collection of modern and contempo-rary art plus important changing exhi-bitions. Gift shop. Closed Thurs. ABCDE See Ad Index on pg. 240 for online info and ad page. See coupon in back of book.


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Harbor Defense Museum harbor defensemuseum.com 718 630 4349 Fort Hamilton Army Base (Fort Hamilton Pkwy. and 101st St.), Brooklyn 11252 Dedicated to the history and evolution of New York City’s coastal defenses. Free. Closed Sun. AF

Hebrew Union College—Jewish Institute of Religion Museum huc.edu/museums/ny 212 824 2293 1 W. 4th St. (Broadway–Mercer Sts.), NYC 10012 Art exhibitions and educational programs explore Jewish identity, history and contemporary creativity. Guided tours. Gallery pieces for sale. Free. Closed Sat. and Jewish holidays. ABCEF

Herbert & Eileen Bernard Museum of Judaica emanuelnyc .org/museum.php 212 744 1400 Temple Emanu-El, 1 E. 65th St. (Fifth Ave.), NYC 10065 More than 650 pieces of Jewish art from the 14th century to the present—featuring Torah crowns and ornaments, menorah, and a Jewish Moroccan wedding dress. F

The Hispanic Society of America hispanicsociety.org 212 926 2234 Audubon Terrace, 613 W. 155th St. (Broadway), NYC 10032 Fine and decorative arts of the Iberian penin-sula from prehistory to the present. Research library. Closed Mon. F

International Center of Photography icp.org 212 857 0000 | 1133 Avenue of the Americas (43rd St.), NYC 10036 Devoted exclusively to photography. Changing exhibits, educational programs, resource library, archives and collections. Bookstore, café. Pay-what-you-wish: Fri., 5pm–8pm. Closed Mon. ADE

Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum intrepidmuseum.org 877 957 SHIP (7447) | Pier 86, Twelfth Ave. at 46th St., NYC 10036 Former aircraft carrier hosts a unique journey through spec-tacular interactive exhibits. View 27 restored aircraft; Growler submarine; British Airways Concorde; Space Shuttle Pavilion, featuring Enterprise. ABCDE

Jacques Marchais Museum of Tibetan Art tibetanmuseum.org 718 987 3500 | 338 Lighthouse Ave. (St. George Rd.–Terrace Ct.), Staten Island 10306 Built to resemble a rustic Himalayan monastery. Extensive col-lections of Himalayan artifacts, includ-ing sculptures, thangka paintings, ritual artifacts, musical instruments and historic photographs of Tibet. Meditation gardens. Admission. Open Wed.–Sun. 1–5pm.

The Jewish Children’s Museum jcm.museum 718 467 0600 | 792 Eastern Pkwy. (Kingston Ave.), Brooklyn 11213 Promotes tolerance and under-standing through high-tech, fun-filled, hands-on exhibits and shows. Gift shop, food service. Closed Fri.–Sat. AE

The Jewish Museum thejewish museum.org 212 423 3200 | 1109 Fifth Ave. (92nd St.), NYC 10128 Devoted to Jewish art and culture, ancient and modern. Renovated and expanded facilities. Gift shop, café. Admission. Free Sat. 11am–5:45pm. Open Sat.–Tues. and Thurs. 11am–5:45pm, Fri. 11am–4pm; Closed Wed., New Year’s Day, Martin Luther King Day, Thanksgiving, Jewish holidays. ABCDE

King Manor Museum kingmanor .org 718 206 0545 | King Park, 150-03 Jamaica Ave. (150th St.), Jamaica, Queens 11432 Home of Rufus King—one of the framers of the U.S. Constitution, an outspoken opponent of slavery and a senator from New York. Site on the Underground Railroad. Guided tours. Admission; children 16 and under free. Open Thu.–Fri., 12–2pm; Sat.–Sun., 1-5pm. DE

Kingsland Homestead queens historicalsociety.org 718 939 0647 x17 | 143-35 37th Ave. (Parsons Blvd.–Bowne St.), Flushing, Queens 11354 A Long Island–style half-house (c. 1785). Today, the former farmhouse is home of the Queens Historical Society, with exhibits on the City’s largest borough. Open Tue., Sat., Sun., and by appoint-ment. A

Lefferts Historic House prospect park.org 718 789 2822 | Prospect Park (on Flatbush Ave. near Empire Blvd.), Brooklyn 11215 Built c. 1783. Programs, events and exhibits focus on African, European and Native American lives in 19th-century Brooklyn. Open Thu.–Sun. (summer), Sat.–Sun. (winter–spring) or by appointment. F

Lewis H. Latimer House Museum historichousetrust.org 718 961 8585 34-41 137th St. (Leavitt St.), Flushing, Queens 11354 Home of the African-American inventor. Self-taught and working with Edison and Bell, Latimer invented and patented the carbon filament in light bulbs. Call for public hours and events.

The Living Torah Museum thelivingtorahmuseum.com 877 752 6286 | 1601 41st St. (16th Ave.), Brooklyn 11218 Authentic artifacts from blblical times, including examples of items mentioned in the Torah, Talmud and


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Mishna. Exhibit of sabbath prohibi-tions (“melochos”). Gallery of Torah Scholars. Admission. By appointment. Closed Sat.

Louis Armstrong House Museum louisarmstronghouse.org 718 478 8274 | 34-56 107th St. (37th Ave.), Corona, Queens 11368 The life and music of jazz legend Louis Armstrong is presented through guided house tours. Gift shop. Admission. Closed Mon. ADE

Lower East Side Tenement Museum tenement.org 877 975 3786, ticketing 103 Orchard St. (Delancey St.), NYC 10002 Tours of tenement, home to 7,000 people from 20 nations between 1863 and 1935. Gift shop. Open daily. Tours commence at 10:15am; last tour 5pm. BCDE

Maritime Industry Museum at Fort Schuyler sunymaritime.edu/Maritime Museum/index.aspx 718 409 7218 | State University of New York Maritime College Campus, 6 Pennyfield Ave. (Shepherd Ave.), Bronx 10465 Presents the history of seafar-ing from ancient Phoenicia to today. Exhibits on shipbuilding, the merchant marine, seafaring companies. More than 180 scale ship models. Free. Closed Sun. F

Merchant’s House Museum merchantshouse.org 212 777 1089 29 E. 4th St. (Bowery–Lafayette St.), NYC 10003 Greek Revival townhouse from 1832, preserved intact. Gift shop. Admission. Open Thu.–Mon., noon–5pm. BDE

The Metropolitan Museum of Art metmuseum.org 212 535 7710 Fifth Ave. at 82nd St., NYC 10028 Discover nearly two million works of art spanning more than 5,000 years of world culture at NYC’s largest museum and most-visited attraction. Special exhibitions free with admis-sion. Recommended: $25; seniors, $17; students, $12. Free to members and children under 12 with an adult. (Admission includes same-day entry to The Cloisters museum and gardens.) Open seven days. ABCDE See Ad Index on pg. 240 for online info and ad page.

MoMA PS1 momaps1.org 718 784 2084 | 22-25 Jackson Ave. (46th Ave.), Long Island City, Queens 11101 Center for cutting-edge contemporary art housed in a converted school building. Admission (or free with MoMA admission ticket dated within 30 days). Closed Tue., Wed. ADE

The Morgan Library & Museum themorgan.org 212 685 0008 | 225 Madison Ave. (36th St.), NYC 10016

The Morgan houses one of the world’s greatest collections of artistic, literary, and musical works, from ancient times to the present day. Tues.–Thurs. 10:30am–5pm, Fri., 10:30am–9pm, Sat. 10am–6pm, Sun. 11am–6pm. Closed Mon. AD

Morris-Jumel Mansion Museum morrisjumel.org 212 923 8008 Roger Morris Park, 65 Jumel Terrace (160th–162nd Sts. off St. Nicholas Ave.), NYC 10032 Unique Palladian structure. Manhattan’s oldest residence (1765) and Washington’s headquarters. Features 18th- and 19th-century arti-facts. Gift shop. Student discount. Function space capacity 100. Groups 10–30. Open Wed.–Sun. 10am–4pm; Mon., Tue., by appt. BDE

Mount Vernon Hotel Museum & Garden mvhm.org 212 838 6878 421 E. 61st St. (York–First Aves.), NYC 10021 A 1799 carriage house con-verted to a 19th century–style country hotel. Federal/Empire furniture, eight period rooms and garden. Admission. Gift shop. Open Tues.–Sun., 11am–4pm. BCDE

MTA Second Avenue Subway Community Information Center mta.info/sas 646 449 8700 | 1628 Second Ave. (84th–85th Sts.), NYC 10028 A one-stop shop for the Second Avenue Subway construction project. Explore biannual interactive exhibits, attend transit talks and see current subway construction progress. Free. Closed Sat., Sun. (open 2nd Sat. each month). ABF

The Museum at Eldridge Street Synagogue eldridgestreet.org 212 219 0888 | 12 Eldridge St. (Division–Canal Sts.), NYC 10002 Tours of this National Historic Landmark building—the first synagogue built by Eastern European Jews in America (1887), now a cultural center. Guided tours Mon.–Thurs. Gift shop. Closed Fri., Sat., Jewish holidays. ADE

The Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology fitnyc.edu/museum 212 217 4558 | Seventh Ave. at 27th St., NYC 10001 The Museum at FIT is known for its innovative and award-winning exhibitions of fashion. Closed Sun., Mon., holidays. No admission. ACF See Ad Index on pg. 240 for online info.


Museums & Galleries

Museum of American Finance moaf.org 212 908 4110 | 48 Wall St. (William St.), NYC 10005 Nation’s only independent museum celebrating the spirit of entrepreneurship and the free market which made New York City the financial capital of the world. Admission. Closed Sun., Mon. ADE

Museum of American Illustration societyillustrators.org 212 838 2560 Society of Illustrators, 128 E. 63rd St. (Lexington–Park Aves.), NYC 10065 One of the City’s hidden gems, featuring four floors original illustrations and comic art, dining room and patio, set in a charming 1875 carriage house. Admission. Gift shop, restaurant. Closed Sun., Mon. E

Museum of Arts and Design madmuseum.org 212 299 7777 2 Columbus Circle (Broadway–Eighth Ave.), NYC 10019 The nation’s premier museum for 20th-century craft, decorative arts and design. Open Tues.–Sun., 11am–6pm (Thurs. til 9pm). Closed Mon. ADE

Museum of Biblical Art mobia .org 212 408 1500 | 1865 Broadway (61st St.), NYC 10023 Celebrates and interprets art related to the Bible in Jewish and Christian traditions. Bookstore. Free. Closed Mon, Tue. ACDEF

Museum of Chinese in America mocanyc.org 212 619 4785 | 215 Centre St. (Howard–Grand Sts.), NYC 10013 Dedicated to reclaiming, pre-serving and presenting the history and culture of Chinese people in the U.S.; interactive educational opportunities for families, children, school groups. Museum shop. Exhibitions and walking tours. Closed Mon. ABDE See Ad Index on pg. 240 for online info.

Museum of Jewish Heritage—A Living Memorial to the Holocaust mjhnyc.org 646 437 4200 | 36 Battery Pl. (corner of First Pl.), Battery Park City, NYC 10280 The Holocaust, through personal accounts, artifacts, photos and film. Gift shop. Multilingual. Closed Sat., Jewish holidays and Thanksgiving. ABCDE See Ad Index on pg. 240 for online info and ad page.

Museum of Mathematics momath.org 212 542 0566 | 11 E. 26th St. (Madison–Fifth Aves.), NYC 10010 The coolest thing that ever happened to math: American’s only museum highlighting the wonders of mathe-matics. Engaging hands-on exhibits show math’s creative and colorful side. Admission. Bookstore, gift shop. ADE

The Museum of Modern Art moma.org 212 708 9400 | 11 W. 53rd St. (Fifth–Sixth Aves.), NYC 10019 Paintings, sculpture, drawings, prints, architecture, photography, films and industrial and graphic design from 1880s to present. Bookstore, restau-rant and café. Open seven days. ABCDE

Museum of Reclaimed Urban Space morusnyc.org 973 818 8495 | 155 Avenue C (9th–10th Sts.), NYC 10009 Illustrates community activism in New York, from bike advocacy campaigns, to riots, protests and community gardens, up to present day move-ments like Occupy Wall Street. Neighborhood tours. Suggested admission. Closed Mon., Wed.

Museum of the City of New York mcny.org 212 534 1672 | 1220 Fifth Ave. (103rd St.), NYC 10029 Presents the City’s past, present and future in changing exhibitions, educational programs and a 20-minute film. Gift shop, café. ABDE

Museum of the Moving Image movingimage.us 718 777 6888, direc-tions/info 718 784 0077 | 3601 35th Ave. (36th St.), Astoria, Queens 11106 The nation’s only museum devoted to film, TV and digital entertainment. Movies, exhibitions, costumes, cameras, video games and more. Closed Mon. Free admission Fri., 4–8pm. ABCDE

Museum of Tolerance New York/Simon Wiesenthal Center museumoftolerancenewyork.com 212 697 1180 | 226 E. 42nd St. (Second–Third Aves.), NYC 10017 MOTNY challenges visitors to confront bigotry and racism and to understand the Holocaust in both historic and con-temporary contexts. Closed Sat.; group appt. only Sun. A

National Academy Museum & School nationalacademy.org 212 369 4880 | 1083 Fifth Ave. (89th St.), NYC 10128 Housed in a beautiful Beaux-Arts mansion, the Academy is dedicated to creating and preserving a living history of American Art. Features 19th–21st-century art. Admission. Closed Mon., Tues. ADE


Museums & Galleries

The National Jazz Museum in Harlem jmih.org 212 348 8300 | 104 E. 126th St. (Lexington–Park Aves.), 2nd fl., NYC 10035 Presents the joy of jazz in a dynamic space featuring exhibits, a library, video/audio kiosks, plus evening and weekend events geared for curious listeners. AF

National Museum of the American Indian—NY americanindian.si.edu 212 514 3700 | 1 Bowling Green (Whitehall–State Sts.), NYC 10004 This Smithsonian museum features year-round exhibitions, daily film screen-ings, performances and events that celebrate the Native cultures of the Western Hemisphere. Bookstore and gift shop. Free. Open daily (except Christmas Day). ABCEF

National Track & Field Hall of Fame ny.milesplit.us/pages/hall-of-fame 212 923 1803 | Armory Track & Field Foundation, 216 Fort Washington Ave. (168 St.), Washington Heights, NYC 10032 Interactive museum details athletic achievements including Olympics and NYC Marathon. Forty-foot-long etched glass Wall of Fame bears the names of all inductees. Admission. Nov.–Apr.: closed Mon.; Apr.–Nov.: closed Sat.–Mon.

Neue Galerie New York neuegalerie .org 212 628 6200 | 1048 Fifth Ave. (86th St.), NYC 10028 Museum devoted to early-20th-century German and Austrian art and design. Bookstore, gift shop and café. Admission free first Fri. of each month, 6–8pm. Closed Tue., Wed. ABCD

New Museum newmuseum.org 212 219 1222 | 235 Bowery (Riving ton–Stanton Sts.), NYC 10002 The first and only contemporary art museum in New York City, founded in 1977, features striking exhibits in its state-of-the-art facility. Closed Mon., Tues. Museum store, café. AD

New York City Fire Museum nycfiremuseum.org 212 691 1303 x11 | 278 Spring St. (Varick–Hudson Sts.), NYC 10013 A 1904 Beaux-Arts firehouse houses one of the nation’s most important collections of fire-related art and artifacts, including a 9/11 exhibit and memorial. Admission. Closed Mon., tours by appointment. ADE

New York City Police Museum nycpm.org 212 480 3100 | 45 Wall St. (William–Broad Sts.), NYC 10005 An insider’s look at the world’s most famous police force. Temporarily relocated—their landmark building, which housed the NYPD’s 1st Precinct, is closed for renovations. Admission. Gift shop. Closed Sun. ADE

New York Hall of Science nysci .org 718 699 0005 | 47-01 111th St. (48th Ave.), Flushing Meadows–Corona Park, Queens 11368 Hands-on science center features 225 exhibits, including a 30,000-square-foot outdoor science playground. Multilingual. Gift shop. Closed Mon., except July–Aug. ABCDE

New-York Historical Society nyhistory.org 212 873 3400 | 170 Central Park W. (76th–77th Sts.), NYC 10024 Brimming with heroes and legends: four centuries of history, artifacts and art tell the story of America through the eyes of New York City. Guided tours. Gift shop. Exhibit/event calendar online. Closed Mon. ABCDE See Ad Index on pg. 240 for online info and ad page.

New York Transit Museum mta.info/museum 718 694 1600 Boerum Pl. & Schermerhorn St., Brooklyn 11201 Covers 175 years of New York’s regional urban transpor-tation history: exhibits, workshops, online resource centers and vintage subway cars. Gift shop. Closed Mon. and major holidays. Admission. ACDE

Nicholas Roerich Museum roerich.org 212 864 7752 | 319 W. 107th St. (West End Ave.), NYC 10025 Exhibits art by Russian painter/ philosopher and Nobel Peace Prize nominee Nicholas Roerich (1874–1947), and promotes awareness of his “peace through culture” philosophy. Free. Open Tues.–Sun. 2–5pm. F

The Nitchen Children’s Museum of Native America nitchen childrensmuseum.org 212 694 2240 inside the Church of the Intercession, 550 W. 155th St. (Amsterdam Ave.–Broadway), NYC 10032 A museum that offers programs about native cultures of today and the past for school groups. Families welcome during summer, space permitting. Reservations required.

Noble Maritime Collection noble maritime.org 718 447 6490 | Snug Harbor Cultural Center & Botanical Garden, 1000 Richmond Terr., Bldg D, Staten Island 10301 Preserves and interprets the art, writings, and histor-ical maritime artifacts of the distin-guished marine artist, John A. Noble. Celebrates the working waterfront of New York Harbor. Admission. Open Thurs.–Sun. 1–5pm.


Museums & Galleries

The Noguchi Museum noguchi .org 718 204 7088 | 9-01 33rd Rd. (Vernon Blvd.), office: 32-37 Vernon Blvd., Long Island City, Queens 11106 Dedicated to the work of Isamu Noguchi. Renovated museum features 13 galleries and a sculpture garden. Admission. Pay-what-you-wish: first Fri. of each month. Closed Mon.–Tue. AD

Old Stone House theoldstone house.org 718 768 3195 | Washing ton Park, 5th Ave. at 3rd St., Brooklyn 11215 Reconstructed 1699 farmhouse was a key battle site during the American Revolution, and later, headquarters to what became baseball’s legendary Brooklyn Dodgers. Suggested admission. Open Sat., Sun. 11am–4pm. E

The Paley Center for Media paley center.org 212 621 6600 | 25 W. 52nd St. (Fifth–Sixth Aves.), NYC 10019 The Paley Center leads the discussion about the cultural, creative and social significance of television, radio, and emerging platforms for the profes-sional community and media-inter-ested public. Contribution $10. Closed Mon., Tues. ABCDEF

Queens County Farm Museum queensfarm.org 718 347 FARM (3276) | 73-50 Little Neck Pkwy. (Union Tpke.–Grand Central Pkwy.), Queens 11004 Working historical farm: live-stock, barns and greenhouse. Call for events calendar. Grounds open daily; house open Sat., Sun. AEF

Queens Museum queens museum.org 718 592 9700 | NYC Bldg. in Flushing Meadows–Corona Park (Roosevelt Ave.–Willets Point), Queens 11368 Changing exhibits of 20th-century art, Tiffany lamps, and the New York City panorama—the world’s largest architectural scale model. Films, talks, lectures, family programs. Gift shop. Closed Mon.–Tue. ADE

Rose Center for Earth and Space See American Museum of Natural History.

The Rose Museum at Carnegie Hall carnegiehall.org 212 247 7800 | 154 W. 57th St. (Seventh Ave.), 2nd fl., NYC 10019 World-famous concert venue’s intimate museum showcases scores, letters, photographs and other arti-facts related to the Hall’s illustrious history and the many artists who have performed there. Closed in summer. Free. Closed annually, early June–early October. ABCDE

Rubin Museum of Art (RMA) rmanyc.org 212 620 5000 | 150 W. 17th St. (Sixth–Seventh Aves.), NYC 10011 Cultural/educational institution dedicated to the art of the Himalayas and surrounding regions. RMA’s col-lection includes Himalayan paintings, sculpture, textiles. Asian-inspired café and shop. Closed Tues. ABCDE

SculptureCenter sculpturecenter .org 718 361 1750 | 44-19 Purves St. (Jackson Ave.), Long Island City, Queens 11101 Commissions and exhibits sculpture by artists from New York and around the world. Wed.–Fri., 10am–4pm, Sat. noon–4pm. AE

Seguine Mansion historichouse trust.org 718 667 6042 | 440 Seguine Ave. (Hylan Blvd.), Lemon Creek Park, Staten Island 10309 Grand 1838 home of Seguine family who owned local oyster harvesting, established the Staten Island Railroad Company and founded Staten Island Oil and Candlemaking Company. Tours by Urban Park Rangers; call for hours. E

The Skyscraper Museum skyscraper.org 212 968 1961 39 Battery Pl. (West St., in the Ritz-Carlton), NYC 10280 Study high-rise building—past, present, future. The museum celebrates NYC’s rich architectural heritage and examines historical forces and individuals that have shaped its skylines. ABCD

Socrates Sculpture Park socratessculpturepark.org 718 956 1819 | 32-01 Vernon Blvd. (Broadway), Long Island City, Queens 11106 Former abandoned landfill is now an internationally renowned outdoor museum and artist residency program that also serves as a vital NYC park. Free. Open daily. EF

South Street Seaport Museum Temporarily closed. See listing for Bowne & Co., Stationers in this section.

Staten Island Children’s Museum statenislandkids.org 718 273 2060 Snug Harbor Cultural Center, 1000 Richmond Terrace (Tysen St.-Snug Harbor Rd.), Staten Island 10301 Hands-on, interactive exhibits, work-shops and performances encourage children to learn by doing. Closed Mon. ABCDE

Staten Island Museum staten islandmuseum.org 718 727 1135 | 75 Stuyvesant Pl. (Wall St.), Staten Island 10301 Art, natural science, local history programs and exhibitions, including Lenape and Staten Island Ferry. Admission. Gift shop. Two blocks from ferry terminal. Closed major federal holidays. ADE


Museums & Galleries

Statue of Liberty Museum nps.gov/stli 877 LADY TIX (523 9849) Liberty Island, New York Harbor, NYC 10004 Grounds open for strolls and viewing the statue. Tour pass (free) required for monument interior and museum (limited availability). Ferry tickets (fee) available by phone (877 523 9849), online (statuecruises.com) and ticket office (Castle Clinton, Battery Pl.–State St.). Ferry check-in at Castle Clinton. Open daily. ABCEF

The Studio Museum in Harlem studiomuseum.org 212 864 4500 144 W. 125th St. (Lenox Ave.–Seventh Aves.), NYC 10027 Nexus for black artists locally, nationally and interna-tionally. Fine art that has been inspired and influenced by black culture. Sculpture garden. Gift shop. Admission, except Target-Free Sunday. Closed Mon.–Wed. AD

Theodore Roosevelt Birthplace National Historic Site nps.gov /thrb/ 212 260 1616 | 28 E. 20th St. (Park Ave. South–Broadway), NYC 10003 Recreated brownstone on the site where the 26th President of the United States was born on Oct. 27, 1858. Period rooms furnished like the original house (demolished 1919). Gallery. Admission. Ranger-led tours required to see period rooms. Closed Sun., Mon. F

The Ukrainian Museum ukrainian museum.org 212 228 0110 | 222 E. 6th St. (Second–Third Aves.), NYC 10003 Showcases Ukrainian culture. Folk art, fine art and archival collections. Changing exhibitions. Family, educa-tional programs. Gift shop. Closed Mon., Tue. ADE

Underpenny Plane & Cast Iron Museum 917 517 1492 | 10-13 50th Ave. (Jackson Ave.–Vernon Blvd.), Long Island City, Queens 11101 Curator Sung Park’s collection of mid-19th century American artifacts—vintage coin banks, cast iron trivets and carpen-ters’ planes—on display in a reno-vated basement. F

Valentine-Varian House/Museum of Bronx History bronxhistorical society.org 718 881 8900 | 3266 Bainbridge Ave. (208th St.), Bronx 10467 Fieldstone farmhouse (1758) built by blacksmith Isaac Valentine. Home of the father of New York City’s 63rd mayor (1839–41), Isaac Varian. Sat.–Sun.; tours Wed.–Fri. by appointment. ADE

Van Cortlandt House Museum vancortlandthouse.org 718 543 3344 Van Cortlandt Park, Broadway & 246th St., Bronx 10471 Georgian colonial plantation home (1748–49)

of the Van Cortlandt family. Fine and decorative art, social history. Gift shop. Closed Mon.

The Voelker Orth Museum, Bird Sanctuary and Victorian Garden vomuseum.org 718 359 6227 | 149-19 38th Ave. (149th Pl.–149th St.), Queens 11354 Through the experience of an immigrant family’s 1890s home, pre-serves and interprets the cultural and horticultural heritage of Flushing, Queens. Admission. Open Wed., Sat., Sun.

Walter de Maria: The New York Earth Room diaart.org/sites/ main/earthroom 212 473 8072 | 141 Wooster St (Prince–Houston Sts.), NYC 10012 An interior earth sculpture, on long-term view to the public since 1980, comprises 250 cubic yards (197 cubic meters) of earth weighing 280,000 lbs. (127,300 kg). Closed Mon., Tues. Closed in summer. F

Waterfront Museum & Showboat Barge waterfrontmuseum.org 718 624 4719 | 290 Conover St at Pier 44 (Reed St.), Red Hook, Brooklyn 11231 Housed aboard the historic 1914 Lehigh Valley Barge #79, museum serves to promote historic preserva-tion and protect maritime heritage. Performances: theater, dance, film, circus. Open Thurs. 4–8pm, Sat. 1–5pm; groups by appointment.

Whitney Museum of American Art whitney.org 212 570 3600 | 945 Madison Ave. (75th St.), NYC 10021 The leading advocate of 20th- and 21st-century American art. Changing visual arts exhibitions, film and video programs. Free exhibition tours and audio guides. Children free. Admission. Pay-what-you-wish: Fri. 6–9pm. Closed Mon.–Tue. ABCDE See Ad Index on pg. 240 for online info and ad page.

Wyckoff Farmhouse Museum wyckoffassociation.org 718 629 5400 | Fidler Wyckoff Park, 5816 Clarendon Rd. (Ralph Ave.), Brooklyn 11203 Farmhouse built c.1652. Home to the Wyckoff family for 250 years. Fully furnished. Public programs. Closed Mon. DE

Yeshiva University Museum at the Center for Jewish History yumuseum.org 212 294 8330 | 15 W. 16th St. (Fifth–Sixth Aves.), NYC 10011 Dramatic exhibitions and thought-pro-voking programs explore wide range of Jewish art, culture and history. Educational programs. Gift shop, kosher café. Admission. Closed Mon., Fri., Sat. and Jewish holidays. ADE

Dining

The birthplace of the Cronut and ramen burger has a serious dining reputation to live up to. Luckily, disappointment is not on the menu. Treat your taste buds to an elegant meal where celebrity chefs run the show, or take a spontan-eous approach by lining up for a food-truck lunch or ducking into a bustling deli. For foodies savoring what’s new and different, frequent restaurant openings are a standard affair here. And make sure to save room for dessert—in a place that has more cafes and pastry shops than most towns have restaurants, exploring the sweet side to NYC’s dining scene is a must. Feeling over-whelmed by all the options? Take smaller bites with a variety of specialized food tours as diverse as the neighborhoods they visit.

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Index of Dining by Location, Cuisine & PriceManhattan

Lower Manhattan (Financial & Seaport Districts, Battery Park City)

2 West New American (West/Battery Pl) ..................... $$$

121 Fulton Street New American (Fulton St/Nassau St) .............. $$$

Adrienne’s Pizzabar Italian, Pizza (Stone/Broad) .............................$$

Atrio Wine Bar l Restaurant Mediterranean (North End Av/Vesey St) .......... $$$

Beckett’s Bar & Grill New American (Pearl/William) .............................$$

BLT Bar & Grill New American (Washington/Albany) .............$$$$

Blue Planet Grill BPG American Traditional (Greenwich St/Albany St) ...................................................$$

Blue Smoke—Battery Park City American Traditional, Barbecue (Vesey St/North End Av) .......... $$$

Bobby Van’s Steakhouse & Grill Italian, Seafood, Steakhouse (Broad/Exchange Pl) ..............$$$$

Brookfield Place Shops & Restaurants Eclectic (West/Vesey)

Capital Grille Wall Street Steakhouse (Nassau/Pine) ....$$$$

Church & Dey New American (Church/Dey) ........................... $$$

Cipriani Wall Street Italian (Wall/William) .........................$$$$

Crown Cafe at the Statue of Liberty American Traditional ....................$

Delmonico’s Steakhouse (Beaver/So William)................$$$$

The Dubliner American Traditional, Irish (Stone/William) ................. $$$

Felice Ristorante & Wine Bar Italian (Gold/Platt) .......................$$

Financier Patisserie Dessert/Coffeehouse (Stone/Mill) ..............$

Fino Ristorante Italiano Italian (Beaver St/Pearl St) ................. $$$

Harry’s Café and Steak New American, Eclectic, Steakhouse (Pearl/Stone) ............................ $$$

Harry’s Italian Pizza Bar Italian (Gold St/Maiden Ln) ................ $$$

Haru Wall Street Japanese (Beaver St/Pearl St) ................. $$$

Hudson Eats at Brookfield Place International (Liberty/West Sts) ..$$

Les Halles Downtown French (John/Bway) ............................. $$$

MarkJoseph Steakhouse Steakhouse (Water St/Peck Slip) ..............$$$$

Megu New York Japanese (Thomas/Church) ..................$$$$

Morton’s The Steakhouse, World Trade Center Steakhouse (Washington St/Albany St).....$$$$

Nebraska Steakhouse Steakhouse (Stone/Broad) ........................$$$$

North End Grill New American (North End Av/Vesey St) ...................$$$$

Stone Street Tavern New American, Seafood (Stone/William) .............$$

Ulysses’ Folk House Irish (Pearl/Broad) ..............................$$

The Waterstone Grill American Traditional, Seafood (Pearl St/Coenties Slip) ........... $$$

Zeytuna Eclectic, Mediterranean (Maiden Ln/William St) ...............$$

Downtown—Chinatown, Little Italy, Lower East Side

Amazing 66 Restaurant Chinese, Seafood (Mott/Canal) .............. $$$

Antibes Bistro French,Mediterranean (Suffolk/Rivington) ......................$$

Co-Op Food & Drink New American, Japanese (Rivington/Ludlow) $$$$

DBGB Kitchen and Bar American Traditional, French (Bowery/Houston) .................................. $$$

The General Asian Fusion, Japanese (Bowery/Rivington St) .............. $$$

Grotta Azzurra Italian (Mulberry/Broome) ................................... $$$

Il Cortile Restaurant Italian (Mulberry/Hester) .......................$$

Katz’s Delicatessen Deli (Houston/Ludlow) .........................................$

Ken & Cook New American, Seafood (Kenmare/Elizabeth) ................ $$$

Paulaner Bräuhaus NYC German (Bowery/Houston) .........$$

Preserve 24 New American (E Houston/Allen) ...................$$$$

Rayuela Latin American, Spanish (Allen/Rivington)....................... $$$

Schapiro’s Eatery & Cocktail Bar New American, Eastern European (Rivington St/Essex St) ...............$$

Downtown—Tribeca, SoHo & Hudson Square

Balthazar Restaurant French (Spring/Bway) .......................... $$$

Cafe Noir Mediterranean (Grand/Thompson) .................. $$$

Cercle Rouge French (West Broadway/White) ........... $$$

City Hall Restaurant Seafood, Steakhouse (Duane/W Broadway) ................................................ $$$

The Crosby Bar and Terrace New American (Crosby/Spring) .....$$$$

Average three-course dinner per person: $ : $10 and under $$ : $11–$25 $$$ : $26–$50 $$$$ : $51–$80 $$$$$ : $81 and up Prices are subject to change without notice.

Dine on modern Chinese cuisine at Michelin-starred Hakkasan.

Dining


David Burke Kitchen New American (Grand St/6 Av) ........................ $$$

Dos Caminos SoHo Mexican (Bway/Houston) ....................... $$$

The Dutch New American (Sullivan/Prince) ....................... $$$

Galli Restaurant Italian (Mercer St/Grand St) ............... $$$

Greenwich Grill & Sushi Azabu Italian, Japanese (Greenwich St/Laight St) ......... $$$

The Harrison American Traditional (Greenwich St/Harrison St) ..... $$$

Isola Trattoria & Crudo Bar Italian, Mediterranean (Crosby/Howard) ...................$$$$

Kittichai Thai (Thompson/Spring) ................................................ $$$

Kutsher’s Tribeca New American, Deli (Franklin St/Greenwich St) $$$

L’École, the Restaurant of the International Culinary Center French (Bway/Grand)............... $$$

Locanda Verde Italian (Greenwich St/N Moore) .......$$$$

Mercer Kitchen New American, French (Mercer/Prince) ............ $$$

Mezzogiorno Restaurant Italian (Spring/Sullivan) ............ $$$

Mr. Chow New York—Tribeca Chinese (Hudson/North Moore) ........................................... $$$$$

Nobu New York Japanese, Latin American, Peruvian (Hudson St/Franklin St) .........$$$$

Nobu Next Door Japanese, Peruvian (Hudson/Franklin) ..... $$$

Osteria Morini Italian (Lafayette/Kenmare) ..............$$$$

Palm Tribeca American Traditional, Italian, Steakhouse (West/Chambers) ..................$$$$

Sarabeth’s Restaurant Tribeca New American (Greenwich St/ Jay St)...................................... $$$

Savore Ristorante Italian (Spring/Sullivan)....................... $$$

Sazón Puerto Rican (Reade/W Bway) ...................... $$$

Socarrat Paella Bar—Nolita Spanish (Mulberry/Houston).................. $$$

Tamarind Tribeca Indian (Hudson/Franklin) ..................$$$$

Tribeca Grill New American (Greenwich St/Franklin St) .....$$$$

Downtown—Greenwich (West) Village, East Village, Meatpacking District, NoLIta

Agozar Cuban Bistro Cuban, Spanish (Bowery/Bleecker) ..... $$$

Apiary New American (3 Av/11 St) .............................. $$$

Barraca Restaurant Spanish (Greenwich Av/Bank St)........... $$$

Bill’s Bar & Burger—Ninth Avenue American Traditional (9 Av/13 St) .................................$$

Butter Restaurant New American (Lafayette/Astor Pl) ................$$$$

Café Español Spanish (Bleecker/Sullivan) ......................$$

Clarkson Restaurant & Bar New American, French (Varick/Clarkson) ..................... $$$

Cornelia Street Cafe New American, French, Mediterranean (Cornelia/Bleecker) .....................$$

Cornerstone Cafe American Traditional, Italian (Ave B/2 St) ....$$

El Toro Blanco Mexican (6 Av/Bleecker) ........................ $$$

Empellón Cocina Mexican (1 Av/6 St) ................................ $$$

Empellón Taqueria Mexican (W 4 St/10 St) .......................... $$$

EN Japanese Brasserie Japanese (Hudson/Morton) ..................... $$$

Fig & Olive Downtown Mediterranean (13 St/9 Av) ...... $$$

Fonda Restaurant Mexican (Av B/3 St) ..................................$$

Goat Town New American (5 St/Av A)................................ $$$

Gotham Bar & Grill New American (12 St/5 Av) ............................$$$$

Grape & Vine New American (13 St/6 Av) .............................. $$$

Hornblower NY American Traditional 2 terminals: Pier 40 (West–Houston), Pier 15 (So St Seaport) ....... $$$$$

Il Cantinori Restaurant Italian (10 St/Bway) ............................ $$$

Il Mulino Italian (3 St/Sullivan St) ........................................... $$$$$

Indochine French, Vietnamese (Lafayette/Astor Pl) .................. $$$

Jules Bistro French (St Marks/1 Av) ........................ $$$

Kesté Pizza & Vino Italian, Pizza (Bleecker/Morton) .................... $$$

Kingswood New American (10 St/Greenwich Av) ............... $$$

Kin Shop Thai (6 Av/11 St) ......... $$$ Knickerbocker Bar & Grill

New American, Steakhouse (University Pl/9 St) ................... $$$

La Cenita Mexican (14 St/9 Av) .. $$$ Lafayette French (Lafayette St/

Great Jones St) ....................... $$$ La Villette French, Mediterranean

(Downing St/6 Av) .................... $$$ Left Bank New American

(Perry St/Greenwich St).........$$$$ The Library at The Public

New American (Lafayette St/ Astor Pl) ................................... $$$

Lupa Osteria Romana Italian (Thompson/Bleecker) .............. $$$

Lure Fishbar Seafood (Mercer/Prince) ...........................$$

Macelleria Italian, Steakhouse (Gansevoort/Washington) .....$$$$

Malbec Restaurant and Tango House Theater Argentinean (Lafayette St/Astor Pl) .............. $$$

Manon New American (14 St/9 Av) ............................$$$$

The Marrow German, Italian (Bank St/Greenwich St) .........$$$$

Mas (La Grillade) New American (7 Av So/Leroy St) ..................$$$$

Melibea Mediterranean (Bank St/Greenwich Av) ........$$$$

North Square New American (Waverly/MacDougal) .............. $$$

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Dining


Otto Enoteca Pizzeria Italian, Pizza (5 Av/8 St) ...................... $$$

Peanut Butter & Co. American Traditional, Dessert/Coffeehouse (Sullivan/Bleecker) ........................$

Perilla New American (Jones/4) ................................$$$$

Perry St. New American (Washington/Perry) .................. $$$

Pó Italian (Cornelia/Bleecker) ..... $$$ Sant Ambroeus—West Village

Italian (4 St/Perry St)..............$$$$ Spasso Italian (Hudson/Perry) ... $$$ Spice Market Asian Fusion

(13 St/9 Av) .............................. $$$ STK Downtown Steakhouse

(Little W 12 St/Washington St) .$$$$ Strip House Steakhouse

(12 St/5 Av) .............................. $$$ Strip House Grill Steakhouse

(12 St/5 Av) .............................. $$$ SushiSamba NYC West Village

Brazilian, Japanese, Latin American, Portuguese (Barrow/7 Ave) ......................... $$$

Tertulia Spanish (6 Av/Washington Pl) ............... $$$

Thalassa Restaurant Greek, Mediterranean (Franklin St/Greenwich St) .......................... $$$

Toloache Thompson Mexican (Thompson/Bleecker) .............. $$$

Veselka Restaurant Ukrainian (9 St/2 Av) ...................................$$

Virgola Italian, Seafood (Greenwich Av/10 St) .............$$$$

Winebar Mediterranean (2 Av/4 St) ................................ $$$

Yerba Buena Latin American (Av A/2 St) ............................... $$$

Yerba Buena Perry Latin American (Perry St/Greenwich Av) .......... $$$

14th–30th Streets, East & West (Chelsea, Flatiron, Gramercy Park)

The Ainsworth New American (26 St/7 Av) .............................. $$$

Ainsworth Park New American (18 St/Park Ave So) .................. $$$

Aldea Mediterranean, Portuguese, Spanish (17 St/5 Av) ..............$$$$

Alison Eighteen New American, French (18 St/5 Av) .................. $$$

The Americano French, Mexican (27 St/10 Av) ............................ $$$

Asellina Italian (Park Ave So/29 St) ................. $$$

Asiam Thai Cuisine Thai (1 Av/15 St) .................................$$

A Voce—Madison Italian (26 St/Madison) ....................... $$$

Barbounia Mediterranean (20 St/Park Av So) ................... $$$

Bar Eolo: Sicilian Kitchen & Wines Italian (7 Av/21 St) .................... $$$

Bateaux New York New American (23/W Side Hwy) ...................... $$$

Ben & Jack’s Steakhouse Steakhouse (5 Av/28 St) ........$$$$

Big Daddy’s—Park American Traditional (Park Av So/19) ..........$$

Black Duck New American (28/Park) .................................. $$$

Blue Smoke—Flatiron American Traditional, Barbecue (27/Lexington) .......................... $$$

Blue Water Grill Seafood (16/Bway) ................................. $$$

Bocca Restaurant & Bar Italian (19/Bway) ................................. $$$

Bread & Tulips Italian (Park Av So/26 St) ................... $$$

The Breslin Bar & Dining Room British (29/Bway) ...................$$$$

Casa Mono & Bar Jamón Spanish (Irving Pl/17 St)........... $$$

City Crab & Seafood Co. American Traditional, Seafood (19/Park Av So) ........................ $$$

Craft New American (19/Bway) .. $$$ Craftbar New American

(20/Bway) ...................................$$ Crema Restaurante Mexican

(17 St/7 Av) .................................$$ Del Posto Ristorante Italian

(16 St/10 Av) ..........................$$$$ Dévi Indian (18/Bway) ................. $$$ Donatella Restaurant Italian,

Pizza (8 Av/19 St) ..................... $$$ Dos Caminos Meatpacking District

Mexican (14/Hudson) ............... $$$ Dos Caminos Park Avenue

Mexican (26/Park Av So) ......... $$$ Duke’s NYC American Traditional,

Barbecue, Soul Food/Southern (19/Park Av So) ...........................$$

Eataly Italian (5 Av/23 St) ........... $$$ El Quijote Restaurant Spanish

(23 St/7 Av) .................................$$ Francisco’s Centro Vasco Seafood,

Spanish (23 St/7 Av) ................ $$$ Giorgio’s of Gramercy New

American, Italian (21/Bway) ..... $$$ Giovanni Rana Pastificio & Cucina

Italian (9 Av/15 St) .................... $$$ Grace 365 Irish, Seafood

(3 Av/26 St) .............................. $$$ Gramercy Tavern New American

(20/Bway) ..............................$$$$ Gramercy Terrace American

Traditional (Lexington/21) ............$$ Haru Gramercy Park Asian Fusion,

Japanese (Park Av So/18 St) ... $$$ Hill Country Barbecue Market

American Traditional, Barbecue (26 St/6 Av) .................................$$

ilili Restaurant Mediterranean (27 St/5 Av) .............................. $$$

Il Pesce Italian, Seafood (5 Av/23 St) .............................. $$$

I Trulli Ristorante/Enoteca Italian (27 St/Park Av So) ................... $$$

Junoon Indian (24 St/5 Av) .......$$$$ La Piazza Italian (5 Av/23 St) ........$$ La Pizza & La Pasta Italian (5 Av/23

St) ............................................ $$$ Les Halles French, Steakhouse (29/

Park) ........................................ $$$ Le Singe Vert French

(7 Av/20 St) .............................. $$$ Le Verdure Italian, Vegetarian/Vegan

(5 Av/23 St) .............................. $$$ Maialino Italian (Lexington/21) .$$$$ Manzo Ristorante Italian

(5 Av/23 St) ............................$$$$

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Dining


Max Brenner Chocolate Restaurant American, Dessert/Coffeehouse (Broadway/14 St) ........................$$

Mihoko’s 21 Grams French, Japanese (22 St/5 Av) ........ $$$$$

Morimoto/NY Japanese (15 St/10 Av) ............................ $$$

New York Burger Co. American Traditional (23 St/10 Av) ..............$$

Olives New York Mediterranean (Park Av So/17 St) ..................$$$$

Periyali Greek (20 St/6 Av) ......... $$$ Pounds & Ounces—Chelsea

New American (8 Av/18 St) ...... $$$ Pranna Asian Fusion, Indian, Thai,

Vietnamese (Madison/28) ........ $$$ Pranzo at Eataly Italian

(5 Av/23 St) .................................$$ Raymi Latin American, Peruvian

(24 St/6 Av) .............................. $$$ The Red Cat New American,

Mediterranean (23 St/10 Av) .... $$$ Resto French

(29 St/Park Ave So) ................. $$$ Riverpark New American

(29 St/1 Av) .............................. $$$ Rocking Horse Cafe Mexican

(19 St/8 Av) .................................$$ Rosa Mexicano at Union Square

Mexican (18 St/5 Av) ................ $$$ Sarabeth’s Restaurant Park Avenue

South New American (Park Av So/27 St) ................... $$$

Scarpetta Italian (14 St/9 Av) ..... $$$ SD26 Restaurant & Wine Bar

Italian (26/Madison) ...............$$$$ Spirit of New York Continental

(23/West Side Hwy) ................. $$$ SushiSamba NYC Gramercy

Brazilian, Japanese, Latin American, Portuguese (19/Park Av So) ...........................$$

Tamarind Restaurant Indian (22/Bway) ...................................$$

Tarallucci e Vino Italian (18 St/Broadway) ..................... $$$

Trattoria Il Mulino Italian (20 St/Park Av So) ................... $$$

Union Square Café New American (16/Union Sq West) ................$$$$

Vic & Anthony’s Steakhouse Steakhouse (19/Park Av So) .... $$$

Zio Ristorante Italian, Mediterranean (19 St/5 Av) .............................. $$$

31st–41st Streets, East/West (Penn Station, Port Authority, Empire State Building)

2nd Ave. Deli Deli (33 St/3 Av) ......$$ 2beans: Coffee & Chocolate

Passion Dessert/Coffeehouse (Park Av/40 St) ..............................$

Ai Fiori French, Italian (5 Av/37 St) ............................$$$$

Appetito Ristorante Italian (39 St/6 Av) .............................. $$$

Artisanal Fromagerie & Bistro French (32/Park Av) ................. $$$

Benjamin Steakhouse Steakhouse (41/Madison) ......$$$$

Ben’s Kosher Delicatessen, Restaurant & Caterer American Traditional, Deli (38 St/7 Av) .......$$

Bryant Park Grill American, Seafood (40 St/5 Av) .............................. $$$

Casa Nonna Italian (38 St/8 Av) . $$$ Clyde Frazier’s Wine and Dine

American (10 Av/37 St) ............ $$$ Cucina & Co. in the Cellar @ Macy’s

Mediterranean (34/Bway) .............$ Delmonico’s Kitchen American

Traditional, Steakhouse (36 St/7 Av) ............................$$$$

Duke’s NYC—Third Avenue American, Barbecue, Soul Food/Southern (37 St/3 Av) .................$$

El Parador Café Mexican (34 St/2 Av) .............................. $$$

Fatburger American Traditional (3 Av/34 St) ...................................$

Frankie & Johnnie’s Steakhouse – 37th Street Steakhouse (37 St/5 Av) .............................. $$$

Greenhouse 36 New American (36 St/9 Av) .............................. $$$

Hakubai Japanese (38/Park Av) $$$$ HanGawi Korean, Vegetarian/Vegan

(32 St/5 Av) .............................. $$$ Heartland Brewery & Rotisserie

American Traditional, Steakhouse (34 St/5 Av) .............................. $$$

Il Punto Ristorante/Osteria Gelsi Italian (9 Av/38 St) .................... $$$

Inakaya New York Japanese (40 St/8 Av) .............................. $$$

Jazz at Kitano New American, Japanese (Park/38) ................. $$$

Kristalbelli Korean (36 St/5 Av) $$$$ Macy’s Cellar Bar & Grill Eclectic

(34 St/6 Av) ...................................$ Martinique Café American

Traditional, Continental (Bway/32) ....................................$$

The Morgan Dining Room New American (Madison/37) ......$$

Nick & Stef’s Steakhouse Steakhouse (33 St/8 Av) ........$$$$

Pennsylvania 6 New American, Steakhouse (31 St/7 Av) ........$$$$

Rossini’s Italian (38/Park) .......... $$$ Sky Room Times Square New

American (40 St/8 Av) .............. $$$ Stella 34 Trattoria Italian, Pizza

(34 St/Broadway)..................... $$$ The Strand Bistro New American

(37 St/6 Av) ............................$$$$ Sushi Sen-Nin @ 33 Japanese

(33/Madison) ..............................$$ Villa Berulia Italian

(34/Lexington) .......................... $$$ World Yacht Dining Cruises

New American, Continental (41/Hudson River) ..................$$$$

Zengo Asian Fusion, Latin American (3 Av/40 St) .............................. $$$

42nd–59th Streets, East (Midtown East, Grand Central Terminal, United Nations)

525LEX Restaurant & Lounge New American (48/Lexington) . $$$

American Girl Café American Traditional (49 St/5 Av) ............ $$$

Amma Restaurant Indian (51 St/2 Av) .............................. $$$

Dining


Ammos Estiatorio—Grand Central Greek, Mediterranean, Seafood (Vanderbilt/45) ......................... $$$

Aretsky’s Patroon New American (46/Lexington) .......................... $$$

Astor Court Eclectic (55 St/5 Av) $$$ At Vermilion Indian, Latin American

(Lexington/46) .......................... $$$ Barclay Bar & Grill American

Traditional, Continental (48/Park) .................................. $$$

The Beer Bar at Café Centro American Traditional (45/Park) .....$

Bobby Van’s Steakhouse– East 54th Street Italian, Seafood, Steakhouse (54/Park) ............$$$$

Bobby Van’s “The Original” at 46th Street Italian, Seafood, Steakhouse (46/Park) ............$$$$

Brasserie French (53/Lexington) $$$ Bull and Bear Prime Steakhouse

Steakhouse (49/Lexington) ....$$$$ Café Centro French (45/Park) .... $$$ Cafe SFA New American

(49 St/5 Av) .................................$$ The Capital Grille Chrysler Center

Steakhouse (42 St/3 Av) ........$$$$ Chin Chin Chinese (49 St/2 Av) . $$$ Cipriani Dolci Italian

(43/Vanderbilt) .......................$$$$ Club A Steakhouse Steakhouse

(58 St/2 Av) ............................$$$$ Cucina & Co. at the MetLife

Building Mediterranean (45/Park) .....................................$$

Darbar Indian (46/Lexington) ...... $$$ Darbar Grill Indian (55 St/3 Av) .. $$$

Dos Caminos Third Avenue Mexican (50 St/3 Av) ............... $$$

Etcetera Etcetera Italian (44 St/8 Av) .............................. $$$

Felidia Italian (58 St/2 Av) ........$$$$ Fig & Olive Midtown

Mediterranean (52 St/5 Av) ...... $$$ Fiorini Restaurant Italian

(3 Av/56 St) .............................. $$$ Fireside New American

(52/Madison) ........................... $$$ The Four Seasons Restaurant

New American (52/Lexington) ........................................... $$$$$

Harlow Seafood (56 St/Park Av).......................$$$$

Hatsuhana Sushi Restaurant Japanese (48 St/5 Av) ............. $$$

Heartbeat New American (50/Lexington) .......................... $$$

La Fonda del Sol Spanish (Vanderbilt/44) ......................... $$$

Lavo Italian (58/Madison) ........... $$$ The Lcl: Bar & Kitchen American

Traditional (42 St/3 Av) ............ $$$ Le Cirque French

(58 St/3 Av) ......................... $$$$$ Le Cirque Café French, Italian

(58/Lexington) .......................... $$$ Le Colonial Restaurant Vietnamese

(57 St/3 Av) .............................. $$$ Le Périgord French (52 St/1 Av) $$$ Lexington Brass New American

(Lexington/48) .......................... $$$ Maloney & Porcelli Steakhouse

(50/Park) ................................$$$$ Megu Midtown Japanese

(47 St/1 Av) ............................$$$$

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Dining


Met Grill American Traditional (51/Lexington) .............................$$

Michael Jordan’s The Steak House N.Y.C. Steakhouse (Vanderbilt/43 St)...................$$$$

Mint Restaurant Indian (50/Lexington) .......................... $$$

Monkey Bar American Traditional (54/Park) ................................$$$$

Montebello Restaurant Italian (56/Lexington) .......................... $$$

Morton’s The Steakhouse Steakhouse (5 Av/45 St) ........$$$$

Mr. Chow New York—57th Street Chinese (57 St/2 Av) ..............$$$$

Mr. K’s Chinese (51/Lexington) ... $$$ Naples 45 Italian (45/Lexington) ....$$ The National Bar & Dining Rooms

New American, Continental (Lexington/50) .......................... $$$

Nerai Greek, Mediterranean, Seafood (54 St/Madison Av) ............. $$$$$

New York Central French, Italian, Spanish (42/Park) .................... $$$

Nino’s Positano Mediterranean (47 St/2 Av) .............................. $$$

Noir New York New American (50 St/3 Av) ............................$$$$

Opia Restaurant and Lounge French (57/Lexington) .............. $$$

Oscar’s American Brasserie New American (50/Park).............$$

Palm One American Traditional, Italian, Seafood, Steakhouse (44 St/2 Av) ............................$$$$

Palm Too New American, Italian, Seafood, Steakhouse (44 St/2 Av) ............................$$$$

Pampano Mexican, Seafood (49 St/3 Av) .............................. $$$

Peacock Alley New American, Seafood (Park/50) .................$$$$

Peking Duck House Chinese (53 St/2 Av) .............................. $$$

Pera Mediterranean Brasserie Mediterranean, Turkish (41/Madison) ............................ $$$

Pershing Square American Traditional (42/Park) ................. $$$

Restaurant Nippon Japanese (52 St/3 Av) .............................. $$$

Rosa Mexicano at First Avenue Mexican (1 Av/58 St) ................ $$$

Rothmann’s Steakhouse Steakhouse (54 St/5 Av) .......... $$$

San Martin Restaurant Italian (49/Lexington) .......................... $$$

The Seafire Grill Seafood (48 St/3 Av) ............................$$$$

Shun Lee Palace Chinese (55/Lexington) .......................... $$$

Smith & Wollensky Steakhouse (49 St/3 Av) ......................... $$$$$

Sofrito Puerto Rican (57 St/1 Av) .............................. $$$

Tao Chinese, Japanese, Thai (58/Madison) ........................... $$$

Tommy Bahama Bar–Restaurant–Store New American, Seafood (5 Av/45 St) .............................. $$$

Tudor Neighborhood Grill American Traditional (42 St/2 Av) $$

Tulsi Indian (46 St/3 Av) .............. $$$

Yuva Frontier Indian Grill Indian (58 St/3 Av) .............................. $$$

42nd–59th Streets, West (Midtown West, Times Square, Theatre District, Hell’s Kitchen, Rockefeller Center, Carnegie Hall)

‘21’ Club American Traditional (52 St/5 Av) ............................$$$$

Abboccato Ristorante Italian (55 St/6 Av) .............................. $$$

Applebee’s Neighborhood Grill & Bar—Midtown American Traditional (50/Bway) ..................$$

Applebee’s Neighborhood Grill & Bar—Times Square American Traditional (42 St/7 Av) ...............$$

Auden Bistro & Bar New American (59 St/6 Av) ............................$$$$

Aureole New American (42 St/6 Av) ............................$$$$

Bann Korean (50 St/8 Av) ........... $$$ Bar Americain New American

(52 St/6 Av) .............................. $$$ Barbetta Italian (46 St/8 Av) .....$$$$ Benoit French (55 St/6 Av) .......$$$$ Betony New American

(57 St/6 Av) ......................... $$$$$ Bill’s Bar & Burger—Rockefeller

Center American Traditional (51 St/Rockefeller Plz) .................$$

Blue Fin Seafood (47 St/7 Av) .... $$$ Bobby Van’s Grill Italian, Seafood,

Steakhouse (50 St/6 Av) ........$$$$ Bobby Van’s Grill—West 45th

Street Italian, Seafood, Steakhouse (45 St/6 Av) .............................. $$$

Bombay Palace & K. Lounge Indian (52 St/5 Av) .............................. $$$

Bond 45 Italian, Seafood, Steakhouse (45 St/6 Av) .............................. $$$

Boomer Esiason’s Stadium Grill New American (44 St/7 Av) ........$$

Brasilina Restaurant Brazilian (9 Av/55 St) .............................. $$$

Brasserie Cognac French (Bway/55)................................. $$$

Brasserie 8 1/2 French (57 St/5 Av) ............................$$$$

Brasserie Ruhlmann French (50 St/5 Av) ............................$$$$

Brasserie 1605 American, French (Bway/49) ................................. $$$

B. Smith’s Restaurant New American, Eclectic (46 St/8 Av) $$$

Bubba Gump Shrimp Co. Cajun/Creole, Seafood (43/Bway) .........$$

The Capital Grille Time-Life Steakhouse (51 St/6 Av) ........$$$$

Carmine’s Theater District Italian (44 St/7 Av) .............................. $$$

Carnegie Deli Deli (54 St/7 Av) .....$$ Ça Va Brasserie New American,

French (44 St/8 Av) .................. $$$ Chez Josephine French

(42 St/9 Av) .............................. $$$ Chez Napoléon French

(50 St/8 Av) .............................. $$$ China Grill Asian Fusion, Chinese

(53 St/6 Av) ............................$$$$ Chom Chom Japanese, Korean

(56 St/6 Av) .............................. $$$

Dining


Circo Italian (55 St/6 Av)............. $$$ cityhouse New American,

Steakhouse (7 Av/56 St) .......... $$$ City Lobster & Steak Seafood

(49 St/6 Av) .............................. $$$ Clement New American

(55 St/5 Av) ............................$$$$ Copacabana Latin American

(47 St/8 Av) .............................. $$$ Crossroads American Kitchen &

Bar New American (45/Bway) ....$$ Cucina & Co. at Rockefeller Center

Mediterranean (50 St/5 Av)...........$ Da Rosina Italian (46 St/8 Av) .......$$ Dave & Buster’s American Traditional

(42 St/7 Av) .................................$$ DB Bistro Moderne French

(44 St/5 Av) ............................$$$$ Del Frisco’s Double Eagle Steak

House Steakhouse (49 St/6 Av) ......................... $$$$$

Del Frisco’s Grille New American (51 St/Rockefeller Plaza) ........$$$$

Don Antonio by Starita Italian, Pizza (50 St/8 Av) .............................. $$$

E&E Grill House New American, Steakhouse (49 St/8 Av) .......... $$$

El Azteca Mexican Restaurant Mexican (52 St/9 Av) ..................$$

Empire Steak House Steakhouse (52 St/5 Av) ............................$$$$

Empire Steak House—West 54th Street (54 St/Broadway) .......$$$$

Esca Italian, Seafood (43 St/9 Av) ............................$$$$

Estiatorio Milos Mediterranean, Seafood (55 St/6 Av) .............$$$$

FireBird Restaurant Russian (46 St/9 Av) ............................$$$$

Fogo de Chão Churrascaria Brazilian Steakhouse Brazilian (53 St/6 Av) ............................$$$$

Gallagher’s Steak House Steakhouse (52/Bway) ..........$$$$

Glass House Tavern New American (47 St/8 Av) .............................. $$$

Gordon Ramsay at the London New American, French (54 St/6 Av) ......................... $$$$$

Guy’s American Kitchen & Bar American (44 St/7 Av) ............. $$$

Hakkasan New York Chinese (43 St/8 Av) ............................$$$$

Hard Rock Café American Traditional (43/Bway) ...................................$$

Haru Broadway Japanese (43 St/7 Av) .............................. $$$

Havana Central Times Square Cuban (46 St/6 Av) .....................$$

Haven Rooftop American Traditional, French (47 St/6 Av) .................. $$$

HB Burger American (43/Bway) ....$$ Heartland Brewery and Chophouse

American Traditional, Steakhouse (43/Bway) ................................ $$$

Hooters American Traditional (56 St/Broadway)........................$$

Hudson Common American Traditional (58 St/9 Av) ...............$$

John’s Pizzeria Times Square Italian, Pizza (44 St/8 Av) ............$$

Kellari Taverna Greek (44 St/5 Av) .............................. $$$

Ktchn New American, Mediterranean (42 St/10 Av) ............................ $$$

Dining


La Masseria Italian (48/Bway) .... $$$ The Lambs Club Restaurant

& Bar New American (44 St/Bway) ..........................$$$$

Langan’s Irish Pub & Restaurant American Traditional, Irish (47 St/7 Av) .............................. $$$

Le Bernardin French, Seafood (51 St/6 Av) ............................$$$$

Le Rivage French (46 St/8 Av) .$$$$ Lobby Lounge, New York Hilton

Midtown Eclectic (53/Bway) ......$$ LT Bar & Grill American Traditional

(40 St/5 Av) .............................. $$$ Lucille’s Bar & Grill Steakhouse

(42 St/7 Av) .............................. $$$ Lucky Strike NYC American

Traditional (42 St/12 Av) ........... $$$ The Manhattan Club at Rosie

O’Grady’s Seafood, Steakhouse (52 St/7 Av) .............................. $$$

Marseille French, Mediterranean (44 St/9 Av) .............................. $$$

Maze by Gordon Ramsay French (54 St/7 Av) ............................$$$$

McCormick & Schmick’s Seafood Restaurant Seafood, Steakhouse (52 St/6 Av) .............................. $$$

McDonald’s of Times Square American Traditional (46/Bway) ....$

Michael’s New American (55 St/5 Av) ............................$$$$

The Modern New American, French (53 St/5 Av) ............................$$$$

Molyvos Restaurant Greek (55 St/7 Av) .............................. $$$

Morrell Wine Bar & Cafe New American (49 St/5 Av) .............. $$$

Murals on 54 Continental (54 St/6 Av) .............................. $$$

Natsumi Asian Fusion, Japanese (50 St/Broadway)..................... $$$

Nino’s Tuscany Italian (58 St/6 Av) .............................. $$$

Nios Restaurant American Traditional (46 St/6 Av) ............ $$$

Norma’s New American (57 St/6 Av) .................................$$

Nuchas Times Square Argentinean, Latin American (Bway/44) .............$

NYY Steak—Manhattan Steakhouse (51 St/5 Av) ..... $$$$$

Obao Hell’s Kitchen Thai, Vietnamese (9 Av/45 St) .......... $$$

Oceana Seafood (49 St/6 Av) .... $$$ Orso Italian (46 St/8 Av) ............. $$$ Osteria al Doge Italian

(44 St/6 Av) .............................. $$$ The Palm Court American

Traditional (5 Av/59 St) ...........$$$$ Palm West New American, Italian,

Steakhouse (50/Bway) ..........$$$$ The Park Room Continental

(59 St/5 Av) .............................. $$$ Pasta Lovers Italian (49 St/7 Av) ..$$ Petrossian Restaurant Continental,

Russian (58 St/7 Av) ..............$$$$ Pigalle French (48 St/8 Av)............$$ Planet Hollywood New York

New American (Broadway/45) ....$$ Quality Italian Italian, Steakhouse

(57 St/6 Av) ............................$$$$ Quality Meats New American,

Steakhouse (58 St/5 Av) ........$$$$

Redeye Grill New American, Seafood (56 St/7 Av) .............................. $$$

Remi, New York Italian (53 St/6 Av) ............................$$$$

Restaurant Above & Pinnacle Bar New American, Eclectic (42 St/7 Av) .............................. $$$

Restaurant Charlotte New American (44/Bway) ........ $$$

R Lounge at Two Times Square New American (7 Av/48 St) ...... $$$

Robert New American (8 Av/58 St) ............................$$$$

Rock Center Café American Traditional, Italian (50 St/5 Av) ............................$$$$

The Round Table Room New American (44 St/5 Av)............$$$$

Ruby Foo’s Times Square Asian Fusion (49/Bway) ........... $$$

Rue 57 New American, French (57 St/6 Av) ............................$$$$

Russian Tea Room Russian (57 St/7 Av) .............................. $$$

Ruth’s Chris Steak House Steakhouse (51 St/6 Av) ........$$$$

Sardi’s American Traditional, Continental, Italian (44/Bway) .. $$$

The Sea Grill Seafood (49 St/5 Av) ............................$$$$

Shula’s Steak House Steakhouse (43 St/8 Av) ........$$$$

Smith’s Bar and Restaurant American Traditional, Irish (8 Av/44 St) .................................$$

SnackBox American Traditional (Broadway/46) ..............................$

South Gate New American (59 St/7 Av) .............................. $$$

St. Andrews Seafood, Steakhouse (46 St/7 Av) .............................. $$$

Starbuck’s Coffee Company Dessert/Coffeehouse (45/Bway) ..$

STK Midtown Steakhouse (6 Av/43 St) ............................$$$$

Strip House Midtown American Traditional, Steakhouse (44 St/5 Av) ............................$$$$

SuperNova New American (52/Bway) ..............................$$$$

Taboon Mediterranean, Middle Eastern (10 Av/53 St) ............... $$$

Tasti D-Lite Dessert/Coffeehouse (Broadway/48) ..............................$

Ted’s Montana Grill American, Steakhouse (51 St/6 Av) .......... $$$

T.G.I. Friday’s American Traditional (46 St/7 Av) .................................$$

Thalia New American (50 St/8 Av) .............................. $$$

Todd English Food Hall New American, Italian, Japanese, Pizza, Seafood (59 St/5 Av) ..... $$$

Toloache Bistro Mexicano Mexican (50/Bway) .................. $$$

Trattoria Dell’Arte Italian (57 St/7 Av) ............................$$$$

Trattoria Tre Colori Italian (47/Bway) ................................. $$$

Triomphe Restaurant French (44 St/6 Av) ......................... $$$$$

ViceVersa Italian (51 St/8 Av) ..... $$$ Victor’s Cafe Cuban (52/Bway) . $$$ The View Restaurant and Lounge

New American (45/Bway) ........ $$$

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Virgil’s Real Barbecue Barbecue (44/Bway) ................................ $$$

Z Bar Restaurant & Sky-Lounge Latin American (48 St/11 Av) ... $$$

60th–99th Streets, East (Upper East Side, Museum Mile, Roosevelt Island)

Alloro Restaurant Italian (77 St/2 Av) .............................. $$$

Amali Greek, Italian, Mediterranean (60 St/Park Av) ........................ $$$

Arabelle New American (64/Madison) .........................$$$$

Arlington Club Steakhouse (Lexington/74) ........................$$$$

Atlantic Grill East Side Seafood (3 Av/76 St) .............................. $$$

Bar Italia Italian (Madison/66) .... $$$ Café Boulud French

(76/Madison) .........................$$$$ Café d’Alsace French

(88 St/2 Av) .............................. $$$ Caravaggio Italian

(74/Madison) ..........................$$$$ Carlyle Restaurant New American,

French, Greek (76/Madison) ..$$$$ Circus Restaurant Brazilian

(61/Lexington) .......................... $$$ Daniel French (65/Park) ........ $$$$$ David Burke Fishtail Seafood

(62/Lexington)........................$$$$ David Burke Townhouse New

American (61/Lexington) ........$$$$ Fig & Olive Uptown Mediterranean

(62/Lexington).......................... $$$

FP Patisserie Dessert/Coffeehouse, French (3 Av/74 St) .................. $$$

Fulton Restaurant Seafood (75 St/3 Av) .............................. $$$

Haru Sake Bar Japanese (3 Av/76 St) .............................. $$$

Hospoda New American (73 St/1 Av) ............................$$$$

Il Tesoro Ristorante Italian, Seafood (1 Av/82 St) ................ $$$

JoJo French (64/Lexington) ......$$$$ L’Absinthe Brasserie-Restaurant

French (67 St/2 Av) ................$$$$ Lexington Candy Shop

American, Dessert/Coffeehouse (Lexington/83).............................$$

Match 65 French (65 St/Madison Av) .................. $$$

Maya Mexican (64 St/1 Av) ........ $$$ Nino’s Italian (72 St/1 Av) ........... $$$ Orsay Restaurant French

(75/Lexington) ........................$$$$ Parlor Steakhouse Steakhouse

(3 Av/90 St) ............................$$$$ The Pembroke Room at The Lowell

New American (63/Madison) ... $$$ Petrie Court Café Eclectic

(82 St/5 Av) .................................$$ Rouge Tomate New American

(60/Madison) ..............................$$ Serafina Fabulous Grill Italian

(61/Madison) ............................ $$$ Serendipity 3 New American,

Dessert/Coffeehouse (60 St/3 Av) .................................$$

Sirio Ristorante Italian (5 Av/61 St) ............................$$$$

Sistina Italian (2 Av/81 St) ........$$$$

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Taste Restaurant & Wine Bar New American (3 Av/80 St) ...$$$$

TBar Steak and Lounge American, Steakhouse (73 St/3 Av) .......... $$$

60th–99th Streets, West (Upper West Side, Lincoln Center)

American Table Cafe and Bar New American (65/Broadway) ....$$

Andanada Spanish (69/Bway) ... $$$ Arpeggio Food & Wine

Mediterranean (65/Broadway) . $$$ Asiate New American, Asian Fusion

(60/Bway) ........................... $$$$$ Atlantic Grill at Lincoln Center

Seafood (64/Broadway) ........... $$$ A Voce—Columbus Italian

(60/Bway) ................................ $$$ Bar Boulud French (Bway/63) ..$$$$ Big Daddy’s—Upper West Side

American Traditional (Broadway/91) ............................$$

Boulud Sud Mediterranean (64/Bway) ................................ $$$

Café Tallulah New American, French (Columbus Av/71 St) .......$$

Calle Ocho Latin American (81/Columbus) ......................... $$$

Carmine’s Upper West Side Italian (90/Bway) ...................... $$$

Central Park Boathouse New American (72/Central Park Drive North) ............................. $$$

‘Cesca Enoteca & Trattoria Italian (75/Amsterdam)............. $$$

Corvo Bianco Italian (Columbus Av/81 St) ..............$$$$

Dovetail New American (77/Columbus) .......................$$$$

Ed’s Chowder House Seafood (63/Columbus) ......................... $$$

Fish Tag Greek, Seafood (79/Bway) ................................ $$$

Gabriela’s Restaurant and Tequila Bar Mexican (93/Columbus) ... $$$

Gabriel’s Bar & Restaurant Italian (60/Bway) ....................$$$$

Grand Tier Restaurant Italian (65/Columbus) .......................$$$$

Haru Amsterdam Japanese (Amsterdam Av/81 St).............. $$$

Isabella’s New American, Mediterranean (77/Columbus) . $$$

Jean Georges French (60/Columbus Circle West) . $$$$$

Kefi Restaurant Greek (Columbus/85) ......................... $$$

The Leopard at Des Artistes Italian (67/CPW) .....................$$$$

Le Pain Quotidien—Mineral Springs Dessert/Coffeehouse, French (69 St/West Dr.) ..............$$

Lincoln Ristorante Italian (65/Bway) ..............................$$$$

Loi Restaurant Greek, Mediterranean (70/Amsterdam) ....................... $$$

Nice Matin French (79/Amsterdam) ....................... $$$

Nougatine at Jean Georges French (Central Park West/60) ..........$$$$

Ocean Grill Seafood (78/Columbus) ......................... $$$

Ouest New American (Bway/84) ..............................$$$$

Porter House New York Seafood, Steakhouse (60/Bway) ..........$$$$

Rosa Mexicano at Lincoln Center Mexican (62/Columbus) .......... $$$

Scaletta Ristorante Italian (77/Columbus) ......................... $$$

Shun Lee West Chinese (65/Columbus) .......................$$$$

Telepan Restaurant New American (69/Central Park West) ............ $$$

100th Street & Above, East & West (Harlem, Columbia University, Morningside & Washington Heights)

Applebee’s Neighborhood Grill & Bar—Harlem American Traditional (125 St/5 Av) ...............................$$

Billie’s Black Gourmet Soul Caribbean, Soul Food/Southern (119 St/St Nicholas Av) ............ $$$

The Cecil African, New American, Asian Fusion (118 St/St Nicholas Av) ...............$$

Dinosaur Bar-B-Que Barbecue (131 St/12 Av) .......................... $$$

Ginny’s Supper Club New American, Soul Food/Southern (Lenox Av/126 St) ...................$$$$

Havana Central at the West End Cuban (113/Bway) ......................$$

La Marina American Traditional, Seafood, Steakhouse (Dyckman St/Hudson River) .... $$$

Lido Italian (Frederick Douglas Blvd/117 St) ............................. $$$

Minton’s Soul Food/Southern (118 St/St Nicholas Av) ....... $$$$$

The Park 112 New American, Eclectic (Frederick Douglas Blvd/112 St) $$$

Red Rooster Harlem New American (Lenox Av/125 St) ..................... $$$

Sylvia’s Soul Food/Southern (Lenox/126) .............................. $$$

Tonnie’s Minis Dessert/Coffeehouse (Lenox Av/123 St) ..........................$

The BronxCity Island Lobster House

Seafood (City Island–Bridge St/Minnieford Av).......................... $$$

Enzo’s of Arthur Avenue Italian (Little Italy–187 St/Arthur Av) ... $$$

Lobster Box Seafood (City Island–Belden St/City Island Av) ......... $$$

Mario’s Restaurant Italian (Little Italy–184 St/Arthur Av) ......$$

Mike’s Deli—The Original Arthur Avenue Italian Deli Italian (Little Italy–187 St/Arthur Av) ........$

NYY Steak Steakhouse (South Bronx—161 St/River Av) ........................................... $$$$$

The Original Crab Shanty Italian, Seafood (City Island–Tier St/ City Island Av) .......................... $$$

Roberto’s Restaurant Italian (Little Italy–Crescent Av/Adams Pl) ................................................ $$$

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Sammy’s Fish Box Restaurant Seafood (City Island–Rochelle St/City Island Av) ........................$$$$

Sea Shore Restaurant & Marina Seafood (City Island–Cross St/ City Island Av) .......................... $$$

Shrimp Box Restaurant Latin American, Seafood (City Island–Horton St/City Island Av) ......... $$$

Trattoria Tra Di Noi Italian (Little Italy–187 St/Hughes Av) ....$$

Brooklyn200 Fifth New American

(Park Slope–Union St/5 Av) ..... $$$ Arirang Hibachi Steakhouse and

Sushi Bar Asian Fusion, Japanese, Seafood, Steakhouse (Bay Ridge–88 St/4 Av) ................... $$$

Bar Tabac French (Cobble Hill—Smith St/Dean St).......................$$

Benchmark Restaurant New American, Steakhouse (Park Slope—2 St/5 Av) ........... $$$

Brooklyn Winery New American (Williamsburg—8 St/Roebling) $$$

Ceol Irish (Boerum Hill–Warren/Smith) .......$$

Chimu Restaurant Peruvian Cuisine & Steak House Latin American, Peruvian, Steakhouse (Williamsburg–Meeker/Union Av) $$

The Counter American Traditional (Prospect Heights–Eastern Pkwy/Washington) .................................$

Dellarocco’s of Brooklyn Italian, Pizza (Brooklyn Heights— Hicks St/Montague St) ...............$$

D.O.C. Wine Bar New American (Williamsburg–7 St/Wythe Av) ......$

Greenhouse Café New American (Bay Ridge–77 St/3 Av) ...............$$

Heights Café American Traditional, Continental (Brooklyn Heights—Hicks/Montague) ..................... $$$

Jack the Horse Tavern New American (Brooklyn Heights– Hicks/Cranberry) ..................... $$$

La Piazzetta Italian (Williamsburg–Frost/Graham) . $$$

Melt New American (Park Slope–Bergen St/5 Av) ....................... $$$

Mugs Alehouse American (Williamsburg–10/Bedford) .........$$

MyMoon Restaurant Mediterranean, Spanish (Williamsburg– 10/Bedford) ............................. $$$

Nathan’s Famous American Traditional (Coney Island–Surf Av/Schweikerts Walk) ........................$

Osteria il Paiolo Italian (Williamsburg—N 6 St/Berry St) $$$

Panera Bread American Traditional, Dessert/Coffeehouse (Marine Park—Flatbush Av/Av U) ..$

The Pearl Room Seafood (Bay Ridge–82 St/3 Av) ..............$$

PT Restaurant Italian (Williamsburg–3 St/Bedford) ......$$

The River Café New American (DUMBO–Water/Old Fulton) $$$$$

Riviera Grill and Sushi Continental, Eclectic, French, Japanese, Mediterranean (Brighton Beach–Ocean Pkwy/W Brighton) ......$$$$

Saul New American (Prospect Heights–Eastern Pkwy/Washington) ................................................ $$$

Stone Park Café New American (Park Slope–3 St/5 Av) ............ $$$

Sugarcane Caribbean (Park Slope–Bergen/Flatbush) ..................... $$$

Teddy’s Bar & Grill American Traditional (Williamsburg–8/Berry) ...................................................$$

Tuscany Grill Italian (Bay Ridge– 86 St/3 Av) ............................... $$$

QueensThe Astor Room American

(Astoria—36 St/35 Av) ............. $$$ Bistro 33 Asian Fusion, French,

Japanese, Vietnamese (Astoria–19 St/Ditmars Blvd) ... $$$

Bourbon Street Café Cajun/Creole (Bayside–Bell Blvd/40 Av) ...........$$

Cafe Henri French (Long Island City–Vernon Blvd/50 Av) .....................$$

Court Square Diner American, Continental (Long Island City– 23 St/45 Rd) ...............................$$

Da Gianni’s Ristorante Italian (Long Island City– 23 St/44 Dr) ............................. $$$

Erawan Thai Cuisine Thai (Bayside–Bell Blvd/42 Av) ...........$$

Genting Palace Chinese (Jamaica—Rockaway Blvd/ North Conduit) ......................... $$$

Grand Café Eclectic, Greek (Astoria–37 St/30 Av) ..................$$

Marbella Restaurant New American, Continental, Spanish (Bayside– 220/Northern Blvd) .................. $$$

Opa Souvlaki Greek (Astoria– 31 St/30 Av) ................................$$

Ovelia Psistaria Bar Greek (Astoria—30 Av/34 St) ............. $$$

Piccola Venezia Restaurant Italian (Astoria–42 St/28 Av) ............... $$$

Pollos A La Brasa Mario Colombian (Astoria–Steinway/Bway) ............$$

RW Prime Steakhouse (Jamaica—Rockaway Blvd/North Conduit) ..............................................$$$$

Telly’s Taverna Greek, Seafood (Astoria–28 St/23 Av) ............... $$$

Tequila Sunrise of Bayside Mexican (Bayside–Bell Blvd/35 Av) ........ $$$

Water’s Edge Restaurant New American (Long Island City– 11 St/44 Dr) ...........................$$$$

Staten Island120 Bay Cafe

New American (St. George— Bay St/Victory Blvd) ................ $$$

Angelina’s Ristorante Italian (Tottenville—end of Ellis St) ..... $$$

Bayou Cajun/Creole (Rosebank— Bay St/St. Mary’s Av)............... $$$

Canlon’s American Traditional (Oakwood—N Railroad/Cedarview) ................................................ $$$

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Denino’s Pizzeria & Tavern Italian, Pizza (Port Richmond— Port Richmond Av/Hooker Pl) .....$$

Dosa Garden Indian, Sri Lankan (Tompkinsville— Victory Blvd/Cebra Av) ...............$$

Ruddy & Dean Steakhouse (St. George–Wall St/Richmond Terr) ................................................ $$$

Sanrasa Restaurant Sri Lankan (Stapleton—Bay/Minthorne) .......$$

South Fin Grill Seafood (South Beach–Father Capodanno Blvd/Sand Lane) ...................... $$$

Villaggio Ristorante Italian (Tottenville—Amboy Rd/Main St) ................................................ $$$

ResourcesAccent on Dining accentondining .com 212 764 0300 | 15 Chestnut Hill Pl., Glen Ridge, NJ 07028 Represents restaurants for group dining through-out the United States and Canada. A

OpenTable.com opentable.com 800 OPEN TABLE | 799 Market St., 4th fl., San Francisco, CA 94103 Leading online restaurant reservation Web site. Reserve a table now at more than 525 New York/Tri-State area restaurants. Reservations are free and confirmed instantly.

Restaurants, A to ZFor more casual dining, takeout service and desserts, see the back of this section.

2nd Ave. Deli 2ndavedeli.com 212 689 9069 | 162 E. 33rd St. (Lexington–Third Aves.), NYC 10016 Delicatessen. Ultimate New York deli experience. A time warp into grand-mother’s kitchen with familiar tastes and aromas. $$ A

2 West ritzcarlton.com/battery park 212 344 0800 | The Ritz-Carlton New York, Battery Park, 2 West St. (Battery Pl.), Battery Park, NYC 10004 New American. Expertly and simply prepared dishes featuring classic comfort foods. Spacious and elegant atmosphere with floor to ceiling windows overlooking Battery Park. Vast wine list. $$$

‘21’ Club 21club.com 212 582 7200 21 W. 52nd St. (Fifth–Sixth Aves.), NYC 10019 American. Intimate townhouse ambiance, discreetly attentive service, Grand Award–winning wine list and sumptuous cuisine. Prix-fixe lunch

and dinner menus. Jacket required. Closed Sun. $$$$ A

120 Bay Cafe 120baycafe.com 718 273 7770 | 120 Bay St. (Victory Blvd.), Staten Island 10301 New American. Neighborhood bistro known for sophisticated food, live music, karaoke, surreal artwork, and eclectic crowd. The eccentric vibe is not something expected in NYC’s suburban borough. $$$

121 Fulton Street 121fultonstreet .com 646 545 6647 | 121 Fulton St. (William–Nassau Sts.), NYC 10038 New American. Gastropub located in the Financial District, open for lunch, brunch and dinner. Features 40+ tele-visions for all major sporting events. Reservations suggested. $$$ A

200 Fifth 200-fifth.com 718 638 2925 | 200 Fifth Ave. (Union–Sackett Sts.), Park Slope, Brooklyn 11217 New American. Choose between well-crafted dining or casual Ameri-can comfort in a sports bar atmo-sphere. Live jazz on Thurs., pool tables, 40 draft beers. $$$

525LEX Restaurant & Lounge nymarriotteastside.com 212 755 4000 | New York Marriott East Side, 525 Lexington Ave. (48th–49th Sts.), NYC 10017 New American. Comfort food, featuring simple, high-quality ingredi-ents, plus signature cocktails, craft beers and great wines. Menu empha-sizes shareable items. Gleaming hardwood floors, rich saturated colors. $$$ A

Abboccato Ristorante abboccato.com 212 265 4000 | 136 W. 55th St. (Sixth–Seventh Aves.), NYC 10019 Italian. Serves multiregional dishes highlighting Italy’s true and time-honored recipes. $$$ A

Adrienne’s Pizzabar adriennes pizzabar.com 212 248 3838 | 54 Stone St. (Hanover Sq.–Broad Sts.), NYC 10004 Pizza, Italian. Elegant, chic Financial District eatery with full bar on picturesque, narrow cobblestone lane serves thin-crust, “grandma”-style pizza, pasta and seafood. Outdoor dining. $$ A

Agozar Cuban Bistro agozarnyc .com 212 677 6773 | 324 Bowery (Bleecker–Bond Sts.), NYC 10012 Cuban, Spanish. Captures the essence of Cuban cuisine with classic dishes in a festive setting. Includes tapas menu, mojito bar, popular daily Happy Hour and weekend brunch. Outdoor seating. Reservations sug-gested. $$$ AE

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Ai Fiori aifiorinyc.com 212 613 8660 The Setai Fifth Avenue, 400 Fifth Ave. (36th–37th Sts.), lvl. 2, NYC 10018 Italian/French. Newest venture from Chef Michael White celebrates cuisine from the Italian and French Riviera. The menu blends traditional Italian fare with a brave, modern perspec-tive. $$$$

The Ainsworth ainsworthnyc .com 212 741 0645 | 122 W. 26th St. (Sixth–Seventh Aves.), NYC 10001 New American. Chelsea sports bar and gastropub with forty televisions showing all sporting events, open for brunch, lunch and dinner. $$$ A

Ainsworth Park ainsworthpark nyc.com 212 673 2467 | 111 E. 18th St. (Irving Pl.–Park Ave. South), NYC 10003 New American. A gastropub and sports bar located in Union Square, serving dinner and weekend brunch. There are 60+ televisions for all major sporting events. Outdoor seating. Reservations suggested. $$$ AE

Aldea aldearestaurant.com 212 675 7277 | 31 W. 17th St. (Fifth–Sixth Aves.), NYC 10011 Portuguese, Spanish, Mediterranean. George Mendes (Bouley, Wallse) returns to his roots with an approachable menu that balances modern techniques and classic flavors influenced by Spain, France and Portugal. Closed Sun. Reservations suggested. $$$$ A

Alison Eighteen alisoneighteen .com 212 366 1818 | 15 W. 18th St. (Fifth–Sixth Aves.), NYC 10011 New American, French. Alison Price Becker returns with an exciting bras-serie/rotisserie evoking 1920s Paris. French-influenced American dishes, crafted cocktails, thoughtful wine list. Chic private dining room. Reservations suggested. $$$ A

Alloro Restaurant alloronyc.com 212 535 2866 | 307 E. 77th St. (First–Second Aves.), NYC 10075 Cozy Italian restaurant boasts an adventurous décor and innovative Italian cuisine on the Upper East Side. Reservations suggested. $$$ A

Amali amalinyc.com 212 339 8363 115 E. 60th St. (Lexington–Park Aves.), NYC 10022 Mediter ranean, Greek, Italian. Restaurant highlights seasonal, sustainable, and locally sourced ingredients. The wine list offers over 200 selections with an emphasis on organic, biodynamic, and vin natural wines. $$$

Amazing 66 Restaurant amazing 66restaurant.com 212 334 0099 | 66 Mott St. (Bayard–Canal Sts.), NYC 10013 Chinese, Seafood. On Chinatown’s historic Mott Street, Cantonese seafood highly rated by Zagat. Exotic menu items include conch, frog, Peking duck, live fish, lobster and BBQ ribs. Reservations suggested. $$$

American Girl Café americangirl .com 877 AGPLACE | 609 Fifth Ave. (49th St.), NYC 10017 American. Serves brunch, lunch, afternoon tea, dinner and wonderful memories. $$$ ABE

The Americano hotel-americano .com 212 525 0000 | Hotel Ameri cano, 518 W. 27th St. (Tenth–Eleventh Aves.), NYC 10001 French–Mexican. Culinary offerings built from French techniques influenced by Latin flavors. International atmosphere, clientele from fashion and art worlds. Sleek, modern decor. Year-round heated patio. $$$

American Table Cafe and Bar americantablecafeandbar.com 212 671 4200 | Alice Tully Hall, Lincoln Center (65th St. and Broadway), NYC 10023 New American. This cafe by Marcus Samuelsson showcases the diversity of American cuisine with dishes like Taco Doro Wat, plus unique cocktails and all-American wine list. Outdoor seating. $$ AE

Amma Restaurant ammanyc.com 212 644 8330 | 246 E. 51st St. (Second–Third Aves.), NYC 10022 Indian. Rated among the top six Indian restaurants in New York City. Award-winning wine list. Try the tasting menu with wine pairing. Vegetarian and non- vegetarian dishes. $$$

Ammos Estiatorio—Grand Central ammosnewyork.com 212 922 9999 52 Vanderbilt Ave. (44th–45th Sts.), NYC 10017 Greek, Mediterranean, Seafood. Elegant restaurant opposite Grand Central offers classic menu emphasizing fish, seafood, vegetarian dishes. Hip, trendy ambiance; upscale presentation; 200 Greek wines. Closed Sun. $$$ ABE

Andanada andanada141.com 646 692 8762 | 141 W. 69th St. (Columbus Ave.–Broadway), NYC 10023 Spanish. A meeting of authentic Spanish flavors and nontraditional techniques, mingling Mediterranean and multicultural ingredients and molecular methods that explore shape, color and most importantly flavor. Reservations required. $$$

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Angelina’s Ristorante angelinas ristorante.com 718 227 2900 | 399 Ellis St. (enter from Arthur Kill Rd., follow to end), Staten Island 10307 Authentic Southern Italian cuisine, with the fine flavors of the beautiful Italian country-side. Guests can enjoy a romantic, elegant setting with European service and live nightly entertainment. Closed Mon. $$$ ACE

Antibes Bistro antibesbistro.com 212 533 6088 | 112 Suffolk St. (Delan-cey–Rivington Sts.), NYC 10002 French, Mediterranean. Simple French fare and seasonal French Mediterranean selections in a casual, charming, authentic rustic atmosphere. Featuring live jazz Wednesday and Thursday evenings. $$

Apiary apiarynyc.com 212 254 0888 60 Third Ave. (11th St.), NYC 10003 New American. Chef Neil Manacle’s Apiary, designed by Ligne Roset, is a sanctu-ary for sophisticated diners, a mod-ernist’s musing on high design and straightforward yet refined cookery. $$$ A

Appetito Ristorante appetito ristorante.com 212 391 5286 | 47 W. 39th St. (Fifth–Sixth Aves.), NYC 10018 Italian. Midtown Manhattan restau-rant, conveniently located near Times Square and Bryant Park, has served satisfied diners a traditional array of Italian dishes and cocktails since 1991. $$$ A

Applebee’s Neighborhood Grill & Bar—Harlem applebeesny.com 646 783 6400 | 1 W. 125th St. (Fifth Ave.), NYC 10027 American. Hometown food and drink in the Big Apple. Located on world famous 125th St., across the street from The National Black Theatre and only blocks from The Apollo Theater. $$ ACDE

Applebee’s Neighborhood Grill & Bar—Midtown applemetro restaurants.com 212 262 2400 | 205 W. 50th St. (Broadway–Seventh Ave.), NYC 10019 American. World’s largest Applebee’s all-American neighbor-hood restaurant located on Broadway, next door to Mamma Mia!, Radio City and Theater District. Special rates for groups. $$ AE

Applebee’s Neighborhood Grill & Bar—Times Square applemetro restaurants.com 212 391 7414 | 234 W. 42nd St. (Seventh–Eighth Aves.), NYC 10036 American. In the heart of Times Square, serving breakfast, lunch and dinner. Pre- and post-theater dining and special rates for groups. Private party room. $$ ABCE

Arabelle arabellerestaurant.com 212 606 4647 | Hôtel Plaza Athénée New York, 37 E. 64th St. (Madison Ave.), NYC 10065 New American. Chef Marc Melillo’s Modern American cuisine is complemented by the elegant, romantic decor. Highly rated by Zagat. Prix fixe dinner, lunch, Sunday brunch. $$$$ A

Aretsky’s Patroon patroon restaurant.com 212 883 7373 160 E. 46th St. (Third–Lexington Aves.), NYC 10017 New American. Classic American restaurant features prints from famous photographers. Private dining rooms available. Don’t miss the rooftop terrace in season. Closed Sat., Sun. $$$ A

Arirang Hibachi Steakhouse and Sushi Bar partyonthegrill.com /brooklyn/index.html 718 238 9880 8814 Fourth Ave. (88th–89th Sts.), Bay Ridge, Brooklyn 11209 Steakhouse, Japanese. Hibachi-style steakhouse offering only the freshest Japanese cuisine and sushi. $$$ A

Arlington Club arlingtonclubny .com 212 249 5700 | 1032 Lexington Ave. (73rd–74th Sts.), NYC 10021 Steakhouse by critically acclaimed chef/partner Laurent Tourondel and TAO Group marries classic French technique with the authentically American concept of steakhouse and “vibe dining.” Reservations sug-gested. $$$$ A

Arpeggio Food & Wine arpeggio foodandwine.com 212 874 7000 Avery Fisher Hall, Lincoln Center (64th St. & Columbus Ave.), NYC 10023 Mediterranean. A casual, stylish full-service a lá carte restaurant featuring innovative Mediterranean cuisine and seasonal ingredients as well as local and global wine selections. Reservations suggested. $$$ A

Artisanal Fromagerie & Bistro artisanalbistro.com 212 725 8585 2 Park Ave. (32nd St.), NYC 10016 French. Original French-bistro cuisine in refined Parisian atmosphere. Specialty: cheese and fondue. $$$ A

Asellina togrp.com/togrp-asellina/ 212 317 2908 | Ganse voort Hotel, 420 Park Ave. So. (29th St.), NYC 10016 Italian. Inspired by the flavors and textures of rustic Italian cuisine, Ristorante Asellina brings high-energy dining to the Flatiron District. Reservations suggested. $$$ A

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Asiate mandarinoriental.com /newyork 212 805 8880 | Mandarin Oriental New York, 80 Columbus Circle (Broadway & 60th St.), NYC 10023 New American, Asian Fusion. An artistic and modern approach to contempo-rary cuisine with Asian influence, presented in an elegant environment. Breathtaking views of Central Park and the Manhattan skyline. $$$$$ A

The Astor Court stregis.com /newyork 212 339 6857 | St. Regis Hotel, 2 E. 55th St. (Fifth Ave.), NYC 10022 International. An oasis of luxury. Limoges porcelain, silver teapots, Porthault linen. Lunch, afternoon tea, cocktails, dinner. $$$ A

The Astor Room astorroom.com 718 255 1947 | 34-12 36th St. (35th Ave.), Queens 11106 American. At Kaufman Astoria Studios, featuring a retro American menu worthy of Lillian Gish and Rudolph Valentino. Raw bar, lobster thermidor, beef Wellington. Cocktails. $$$

Atlantic Grill at Lincoln Center atlanticgrill.com 212 787 4663 | 49 W. 64th St. (Broadway), NYC 10023 This Upper West Side urban seafood bras-serie offers raw bar, sushi and market fresh seafood, just steps from Lincoln Center. Reserva tions suggested. $$$ AE

Atlantic Grill East Side atlantic grill.com 212 988 9200 | 1341 Third Ave. (77th St.), NYC 10021 Market-fresh seafood, raw bar and sushi. Cozy banquettes and an outdoor café for all day dining. A neighborhood staple. $$$ AC

Atrio Wine Bar l Restaurant conradnewyork.com/restaurants 646 769 4250 | Conrad New York, 102 North End Ave. (Vesey St.), NYC 10282 Mediterranean. Marries Old World respect for great food, flavors with contemporary attitude toward style, service. Provides a modern Mediterranean experience that is authentic, approachable and relevant. Water view. $$$ AE

At Vermilion thevermilion restaurant.com 212 871 6600 | 480 Lexington Ave. (46th St.), NYC 10167 Latin-Indian fusion. New restaurant and lounge lauded by Gourmet, Bon Appetit, Travel + Leisure, WSJ. Contemporary Latin-Indian fusion cuisine, sophisticated ambiance. Lunch, after work lounge, dinner. Reservations suggested. $$$ A

Auden Bistro & Bar ritzcarlton .com/centralpark 212 521 6125 | The Ritz-Carlton New York, Central Park, 50 Central Park South (Fifth–Sixth Aves.), NYC 10019 New American. Featuring clean flavors and simple yet refined presen-tations, the restaurant’s menu empha-sizes regionally sourced ingredients and sustainable seafood. $$$$ AE

Aureole charliepalmer.com /Properties/Aureole/NY/ 212 319 1660 | One Bryant Park, 135 W. 42nd St. (Sixth Ave.), NYC 10036 New American. Chef Charlie Palmer’s award-winning restaurant offers “Progressive American” cuisine and an extensive wine list. Pre-/post-theatre dining, prix-fixe and tasting menus available. $$$$ A

A Voce—Columbus avoce restaurant.com 212 823 2523 Time Warner Center, 10 Columbus Cir. (Broadway & 60th St.), 3rd fl., NYC 10019 Italian. Beautifully prepared fish and meats; pastas made in-house daily. Richly crafted space with sleek yet traditional modern Milanese aes-thetic, Central Park views comple-ment the cuisine. $$$ A

A Voce—Madison avocerestaurant.com 212 545 8555 41 Madison Ave. (26th St.), NYC 10010 Italian. Seasonal, earthy but stylish Italian fare that fine-food lovers can eat every day. $$$ A

Balthazar Restaurant balthazar ny.com 212 965 1785 | 80 Spring St. (Crosby St.–Broadway), NYC 10012 French. Patrons feel they’ve been transported to Paris in this fabulous brasserie. Breakfast, lunch and dinner. Open daily. $$$ A

Bann bannnewyork.com 212 582 4446 | 350 W. 50th St. (Eighth–Ninth Aves.), NYC 10019 Korean. Unique interactive dining experience featuring authentic Korean cuisine with a modern flair. Seafood and prime meats grilled at the table. Reserva-tions suggested. $$$

Bar Americain baramericain.com 212 265 9700 | 152 W. 52nd St. (Sixth–Seventh Aves.), NYC 10019 New American. Bobby Flay’s brasserie cel-ebrates American foods with a healthy dose of bold flavors, featuring raw bar, steaks, seafood. Perfect location for pre-/post-theatre dining. $$$ A

Barbetta barbettarestaurant .com 212 246 9171 | 321 W. 46th St. (Eighth–Ninth Aves.), NYC 10036 Italian. The cuisine of Piemonte, served in a palazzo-like interior and in a flowering garden. Celebrating Northern Italian delights, since 1906. $$$$

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Bar Boulud danielnyc.com 212 595 0303 | 1900 Broadway (63rd–64th Sts.), NYC 10023 French. Casual Lincoln Center bistro. House-made terrines, pâtés, seasonal French fare and Burgundy/Rhône wines. Contem-porary design with communal bar table, terrace, private dining rooms. Reservations required. $$$$ A

Barbounia barbounia.com 212 995 0242 | 250 Park Ave. South (20th St.), NYC 10003 Mediterranean. Barbounia celebrates the Mediterranean’s common heritage and bold cuisines through distinctive flavors, fresh ingre-dients and innovative design. $$$ A

The Barclay Bar & Grill new-york -barclay.intercontinental.com 212 906 1400 | InterContinental New York Barclay, 111 E. 48th St. (Lexington–Park Aves.), NYC 10017 American, Continental. Stylish gathering place serves creative dishes with interna-tional flair. Multilingual. Reservations required. $$$ A

Bar Eolo: Sicilian Kitchen & Wines eolonewyork.com 646 225 6606 190 Seventh Ave. (21st–22nd Sts.), NYC 10011 Italian. At Eolo, food is thought to be a source of great pleasure as well as an insight into the culture and history of Sicily. Reserva tions sug-gested. $$$ AE

Bar Italia baritalianyc.com 917 546 6676 | 768 Madison Ave. (66th St.), NYC 10065 Light Italian cuisine offering a traditional Italian menu from all regions of Italy. Simple and great ambiance on the Upper East Side. $$$

Barraca Restaurant barracanyc .com 212 462 0080 | 81 Greenwich Ave. (Bank St.), NYC 10014 Spanish. A dining destination for genuine and unique Spanish cuisine, featuring Chef Jesus Nuñez’s take on tapas, paellas and sangrias. Reservations suggested. $$$ AE

Bar Tabac bartabacny.com 718 923 0918 | 128 Smith St. (Dean St.), Brooklyn 11201 French. Located in the heart of Cobble Hill, this restaurant is host to one of the United States’ largest Bastille Day celebrations. Outdoor seating. $$ E

Bateaux New York bateauxnew york.com 866 817 3463, groups 20+ 866 477 3866 | Pier 61, Chelsea Piers (23rd St. & Hudson River), mail: Pier 62, Chelsea Piers, ste. 200A, NYC 10011 Continental. New York’s only all-glass boat features exquisitely plated dining and unmatched views of New York City. Business/evening attire required. Multilingual staff. Reservations required. $$$ A See Ad Index on pg. 240 for online info and ad page.

Bayou bayounyc.com 718 273 4383 1072 Bay St. (St. Mary’s–Chestnut Aves.), Staten Island 10305 Cajun/Creole. Opulently appointed dining room, food and drink replicate a French Quarter bistro. Entertain ment includes live jazz and blues to tarot card readers. Sunday brunch. $$$

Beckett’s Bar & Grill beckettsnyc .com 212 269 1001 | 81 Pearl St. (Broad St.–Hanover Square), NYC 10004 American. This lively sports bar/ restaurant offers American cuisine, cocktails, a variety of beers and 21 TVs on two levels with outdoor seating. Private party spaces avail-able. Reservations suggested. $$ E

The Beer Bar at Café Centro patinagroup.com 212 818 1222 200 Park Ave. (45th St.), NYC 10166 American. Casual fare. Clubby, Art Deco style; 1930s travel motif. Selection of microbrewed and spe-cialty beers. $ A

Ben & Jack’s Steakhouse benand jackssteakhouse.com 212 532 7600 255 Fifth Ave. (28th–29th Sts.), NYC 10016 Steakhouse. Ben and Jack Sinanaj, long-time waiters at Peter Luger’s, offer prime dry aged porter-house steaks, fresh seafood, mouth-watering sides and exquisite desserts. Extensive wine list. $$$$ A

Benchmark Restaurant benchmarkrestaurant.com 718 965 7040 | 339A 2nd St. (5th Ave.), Brooklyn 11215 New American, Steakhouse. Chef Ryan Jaronik features cuisine focusing on pasture-raised animals and locally-grown produce. A section of à la carte steaks offers five different cuts. Reservations suggested. Outdoor seating. $$$ AE

Benjamin Steakhouse benjamin steakhouse.com 212 297 9177 | 52 E. 41st St. (Park–Madison Aves.), NYC 10017 Steakhouse. Opulent gem from Peter Luger alumni Benjamin Prelvukaj and Chef Arturo McLeod. Beautifully marbled dry-aged beef , refined Old World service and charm, fireplace. Reservations suggested. $$$$ AE

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Benoit benoitny.com 646 943 7373 60 W. 55th St. (Fifth–Sixth Aves.), NYC 10019 French. The original Benoit in Paris joined Alain Ducasse Entreprise in 2005. Benoit NY serves extremely fresh ingredients with the traditions of classic bistro fare. $$$$ A

Ben’s Kosher Delicatessen, Restaurant & Caterer bensdeli .net 212 398 2367 | 209 W. 38th St. (Seventh–Eighth Aves.), NYC 10018 Kosher/Delicatessen, American. Colorful, comfortable, authentic NY kosher delicatessen restaurant with full bar where natives dine. Reasonably priced midtown location. Home cooking, extensive menu, baking on premises, takeout. $$ A

Betony betony-nyc.com 212 465 2400 | 41 W. 57th St. (Fifth–Sixth Aves.), NYC 10019 New American. Warm, inviting new Midtown restaurant features the accomplished modern American cuisine of Chef Bryce Shuman (ex-Eleven Madison Park). Progressive beverage program, social setting. Reservations suggested. $$$$$ A

Billie’s Black Gourmet Soul billiesblack.com 212 280 2248 271 W. 119th St. (St. Nicholas Av.–Frederick Douglass Blvd., NYC 10026 Soul Food/Southern, Caribbean. A comfy niche in the heart of Harlem serving delicious catfish, mac ‘n cheese. Soul Food at it’s best, complimented by healthy choices. Live music. Reservations suggested. Closed Mon. $$$

Bill’s Bar & Burger—Ninth Avenue billsbarandburger.com 212 414 3003 22 Ninth Ave. (13th St.), NYC 10014 Laid back All-American Meatpacking District restaurant serves burgers, milkshakes, fries. “I have seen the burger of my dreams…at Bill’s.”—Josh Ozersky, hamburger expert. $$ A

Bill’s Bar & Burger—Rockefeller Center billsbarandburger.com 212 705 8510 | 45 Rockefeller Center (51st St., Fifth–Sixth Aves.), NYC 10020 All-American burgers, milkshakes, fries and more in Rockefeller Center. “I have seen the burger of my dreams…at Bill’s.”—Josh Ozersky, hamburger expert. $$ A

Bistro 33 bistro33nyc.com 718 721 1933 | 19-33 Ditmars Blvd. (19th St.), Astoria, Queens 11105 French/Asian. Sophisticated French/Asian-inspired cuisine in a relaxed atmosphere. Also serving sushi and Sun. brunch. Closed Tues. $$$

Black Duck blackduckny.com 212 204 5240 | Park South Hotel, 122 E. 28th St. (Lexington Ave.–Park Ave. South), NYC 10016 New American. Upscale pan-Atlantic cuisine in a restored 18th-century brownstone. Handsome alabaster bar serves the signature Black Duck rum. $$$ A

BLT Bar & Grill bltbarandgrill.com 646 826 8666 | W New York—Downtown, 123 Washington St. (enter on Albany St. btw. Greenwich and Washington Sts.), NYC 10006 New American. A stylish and modern tavern that offers a menu of accessible, flavorful American classics. A great option for drinks, a light bite or a meal. Reservations sug-gested. $$$$

Blue Fin bluefinnyc.com 212 918 1400 | W New York Times Square, 1567 Broadway (47th St.), NYC 10036 Seafood. Tempting, innovatively prepared seafood in the flagship W Times Square hotel. $$$ A

Blue Planet Grill BPG blueplanet grillnyc.com 212 571 1700 | 120 Greenwich St. (Albany St.), NYC 10006 American. Savor tasty natural foods, from freshly baked breads to hor-mone-free steaks, at this health food restaurant near World Trade Center and Battery Park. Full bar. Seven days. $$ E

Blue Smoke—Battery Park City bluesmoke.com 212 889 2005 255 Vesey St. (West St.–North End Ave.), NYC 10282 American, Barbecue. Lively restaurant and bar provides an urban take on traditional barbecue. $$$ AE

Blue Smoke—Flatiron bluesmoke .com 212 447 7733 | 116 E. 27th St. (Lexington Ave.–Park Ave. South), NYC 10016 American, Barbecue. Lively restaurant and bar provides an urban take on traditional barbecue. $$$ AE

Blue Water Grill bluewatergrillnyc .com 212 675 9500 | 31 Union Square West (16th St.), NYC 10003 Seafood. A dining destination in the heart of Union Square that has an intimate dining room, outdoor café and a cozy subterranean lounge. $$$

Bobby Van’s Grill bobbyvans.com 212 957 5050 | 135 W. 50th St. (Sixth–Seventh Aves.), NYC 10020 Steakhouse, Seafood, Italian. Finest aged prime steaks and freshest seafood exquisitely prepared and served near Times Square theaters. Closed Sun. $$$$

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Bobby Van’s Grill—West 45th Street bobbyvans.com 212 575 5623 120 W. 45th St. (Sixth Ave.–Broadway), NYC 10036 Steakhouse, Seafood, Italian. Warm, friendly steakhouse grill offers aged prime steaks, fresh seafood in the heart of Times Square, footsteps from the bright lights and theaters of Broadway. Reservations suggested. $$$ E

Bobby Van’s Steakhouse & Grill bobbyvans.com 212 344 8463 | 25 Broad St. (Exchange Pl.), NYC 10004 Steakhouse, Seafood, Italian. Prime steaks and freshest seafood served exquisitely in two beautiful dining rooms near Stock Exchange. Closed Sun. $$$$ A

Bobby Van’s Steakhouse–East 54th Street bobbyvans.com 212 207 8050 | 131 E. 54th St. (Park–Lexington Aves.), NYC 10022 Steakhouse, Seafood, Italian. Aged prime steaks and freshest seafood prepared and served exquisitely near Fifth Ave. and Rockefeller Center. $$$$ A

Bobby Van’s “The Original” at 46th Street bobbyvans.com 212 867 5490 | 230 Park Ave. (46th St.), NYC 10169 Steakhouse, Seafood, Italian. Aged prime steaks and the freshest seafood prepared and served exqui-sitely near Grand Central Terminal. $$$$

Bocca Restaurant & Bar bocca nyc.com 212 387 1200 | 39 E. 19th St. (Broadway), NYC 10003 Italian. Elegant, informal Flatiron spot offers creative Roman cuisine, extensive Italian wine list in cozy indoor setting, at copper bar or outdoor tables. Apertivo dishes daily. Seven days (lunch Mon.–Fri. only). $$$

Bombay Palace & K. Lounge bombaypalacenyc.com 212 541 7777 | 30 W. 52nd St. (Fifth–Sixth Aves.), NYC 10019 Indian. Restaurant-lounge, since 1979. Chefs recreate the many cuisines of India, each with distinctive spices, herbs, ingredients and tech-niques. Prix-fix menu, 5–11pm; buffet lunch. Reservations suggested. $$$ ABE

Bond 45 bond45.com 212 869 4545 154 W. 45th St. (Sixth–Seventh Aves.), NYC 10036 American, Italian, Steakhouse. Serves fresh antipasto, homemade mozzarella, pasta, veal, seafood and prime steaks. Ideal for theatergoers. $$$

Boomer Esiason’s Stadium Grill bowlmor.com 212 777 2214 Bowlmor Times Square, 222 W. 44th St. (Seventh–Eighth Aves.), NYC 10036 New American. Innovative American cuisine in an upscale sports bar and restaurant within Bowlmor Lanes. Live sports ticker, stadium-style seating. Perfect for pre- and post-theater. $$

Boulud Sud bouludsud.com 212 595 1313 | 20 W. 64th St. (Central Park West–Broadway), NYC 10023 Mediterranean. Daniel Boulud’s new restaurant and bar across from Lincoln Center serves pan-Mediterranean cuisine with many grilled dishes and an abundance of fresh vegetables. Reservations required. $$$

Bourbon Street Café bourbon streetny.com 718 224 2200 | 40-12 Bell Blvd. (40th–41st Aves.), Bayside, Queens 11361 Cajun/Creole. Fine food with a taste of New Orleans in every bite. Serving lunch, brunch, dinner. $$ A

Brasilina Restaurant brasilinany .com 212 969 9970 | 836 Ninth Ave. (54th–55th Sts.), NYC 10019 Brazilian. This restaurant combines the tradi-tional Brazilian cuisine and the world’s latest culinary trends with charming ambiance and artisanal mixology drinks. Reservations suggested. $$$ A

Brasserie patinagroup.com 212 751 4840 | 100 E. 53rd St. (Lexington–Park Aves.), NYC 10022 French. Stunning design featuring contemporary French cuisine from executive chef Franklin Becker. Reservations required. $$$ A

Brasserie Cognac cognac restaurant.com 212 757 3600 1740 Broadway (55th St.), NYC 10019 French. Authentic and traditional French brasserie experience. Chef F.V. Hugo’s creations are fashioned with a modern and sophisticated twist. Gorgeous wine list. French bakery on premises. Outdoor seating. Reservations suggested. $$$ AE

Brasserie 8 1/2 patinagroup.com 212 829 0812 | 9 W. 57th St. (Fifth–Sixth Aves.), NYC 10019 French. A fashion-able, high-energy deluxe restaurant, highlighted by a sweeping staircase and exceptional brasserie fare. $$$$ A

Brasserie Ruhlmann brasserie ruhlmann.com 212 974 2020 45 Rockefeller Plaza (50th St., Fifth–Sixth Aves.), NYC 10111 Serves classic French brasserie cuisine throughout the day. Art Deco design. $$$$ A

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Brasserie 1605 cpmanhattan timessquare.com/brasserie-1605 .html 212 315 6000 | Crowne Plaza Times Square Manhattan, 1605 Broadway (48th-49th Sts.), NYC 10019 French/American. Fine dining over-looking Times Square, with a wide menu and balanced wine list, under the direction of Executive Chef Keith Williams. Pre-theatre, kids’ menus available. Open daily. $$$ AE

Bread & Tulips breadandtulips nyc.com 212 532 9100 | 365 Park Ave. South (26th St.), NYC 10016 Italian. Neighborhood restaurant inspired by the cuisine of Italy, while using local and seasonal ingredients. Michelin Guide rated for best value 100 wines under $100. Reservations suggested. Outdoor seating. Closed Sun. $$$ A

The Breslin Bar & Dining Room thebreslin.com 212 679 1939 | The Ace Hotel, 16 W. 29th St. (Fifth Ave.–Broadway), NYC 10001 British. Hearty, meat-centric gastro-pub embraces “nose-to-tail” cuisine methodologies. Housemade terrines and sausages. “No reservations” policy. $$$$ A

Brookfield Place Shops & Restaurants brookfieldplaceny .com 212 417 7000 | 100 West St. (Liberty–Vesey Sts.), NYC 10080 International. Enhance a visit to the spectacular Winter Garden, North Cove Marina or Hudson River Park with shopping and dining. Choose from 40 restaurants and stores.

Brooklyn Winery bkwinery.com 347 763 1506 | 213 N. 8th St. (Roebling–Driggs Sts.), NYC 11211 New American. Visit this fully functional winery in Williamsburg to taste seasonal shared plates carefully curated to pair with handcrafted premium wines made on site. Family-style dining. $$$ AE

Bryant Park Grill arkrestaurants .com 212 840 6500 | 25 W. 40th St. (Fifth–Sixth Aves.), NYC 10018 American, Seafood. Private garden with Parisian charm in the heart of New York. Reservations required. $$$ A

B. Smith’s Restaurant bsmith.com 212 315 1100 | 320 W. 46th St. (Eighth–Ninth Aves.), NYC 10036 International. Sophisticated, elegant and inviting Theater District supper club. Comfortable, sexy ambiance. Reasonably priced, eclectic. Pre-theater menu. $$$ A

Bubba Gump Shrimp Co. bubba gump.com 212 391 7100 | 1501 Broadway (43rd-44th St.), NYC 10036 Seafood, Cajun/Creole. Captures the charm and American spirit that made

Forrest Gump such a smash hit. Shrimp to fish, chicken to steak. $$ AE

Bull and Bear Prime Steakhouse bullandbearsteakhouse.com 212 872 4900 | Waldorf Astoria New York, 301 Park Ave. (Lexington Ave.–49th St.), NYC 10022 Steakhouse. Man hattan’s only restaurant with aged prime certi-fied Angus beef, plus chops and seafood. $$$$ A

Butter Restaurant butterrestaurant.com 212 253 2828 415 Lafayette St. (E. 4th St.–Astor Pl.), NYC 10003 New American. Trendy Downtown restaurant serves inventive yet refined New American cuisine by executive chef Alexandra Guarnaschelli. Closed Sun. $$$$

Café Boulud danielnyc.com 212 772 2600 | 20 E. 76th St. (Madison Ave.), NYC 10021 French/American. Renowned chef Daniel Boulud’s warm, welcoming restaurant serves a French-American menu. The sophisticated dining room recalls the cosmopolitan chic of Paris in the 1930s. $$$$

Café Centro patinagroup.com 212 818 1222 | 200 Park Ave. (45th St.), NYC 10166 French. A bustling Parisian cafe in NYC. Well-crafted and hearty mid-priced fare. $$$ A

Café d’Alsace cafedalsace.com 212 722 5133 | 1695 Second Ave. (87th–88th St.), NYC 10128 French. Enjoyable authentic, modern Alsatian cuisine, wines and beers at Simon Oren’s intimate new Yorkville bistro. $$$ A

Café Español cafeespanol.com 212 505 0657 | 172 Bleecker St. (Sullivan St.), NYC 10012 Authentic Spanish, recommended by NY Times, Zagat. Specialties: lobster, paella and steaks. Famous for homemade sangria and margaritas. $$

Cafe Noir cafenoirny.com 212 431 7910 | 32 Grand St. (Thompson St.–Sixth Ave.), NYC 10013 Mediterranean. With its Mediterranean ambiance and world music DJ sessions, this restaurant has kept an “in the know” crowd moving and shaking for over fifteen years. $$$

Cafe SFA 212 940 4080 | Saks Fifth Avenue, 611 Fifth Ave. (49th–50th Sts.), 8th fl., NYC 10022 New Ameri can cafe with spectacular views of Rockefeller Center, the rooftop gardens and St. Patrick’s Cathedral. $$ A

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Café Tallulah cafetallulah.com 212 209 1055 | 240 Columbus Ave. (71st St.), NYC 10023 New American, French. Modern French bistro featur-ing classics paired with bespoke cocktails and an extensive wine list. Downstairs private lounge available for special events. Fireplace. $$

Calle Ocho calleochonyc.com 212 873 5025 | 45 W. 81st St. (Central Park West–Columbus Ave.), NYC 10024 Latin American. Cutting-edge Nuevo Latino cuisine. Relaxed, fun atmo-sphere, comfortable bar and lounge, and accommodating staff. $$$ A

Canlon’s Restaurant canlons.com 718 667 3013 | 1825 North Railroad Ave. (Guyon–Cedarview Aves., across from Oakwood Heights SIR station), Staten Island 10306 American. Cozy and friendly neighborhood restaurant with eclectic, homestyle menu, next to Staten Island Railway station. Short drive to Historic Richmondtown, Jacques Marchais Museum. $$$

The Capital Grille Chrysler Center thecapitalgrille.com 212 953 2000 155 E. 42nd St. (Third–Lexington Aves.), NYC 10017 Steakhouse. Features a sophisticated yet relaxed atmosphere. Specializes in dry-aged steaks, chops and fresh seafood. Dining with a view. $$$$ ABC

The Capital Grille Time-Life thecapitalgrille.com 212 246 0154 Time-Life Bldg., 120 W. 51st St. (Sixth–Seventh Aves.), NYC 10020 Steakhouse. Features a sophisticated yet relaxed atmosphere. Specializes in dry-aged steaks, chops and fresh seafood. Reservations suggested. $$$$ AC

The Capital Grille Wall Street thecapitalgrille.com 212 374 1811 120 Broadway (enter Nassau St. at Pine St.), NYC 10271 Steakhouse. Features a sophisticated yet relaxed atmosphere. Specializes in dry-aged steaks, chops and fresh seafood. Reservations suggested. Closed Sat., Sun. $$$$

Caravaggio caravaggioristorante .com 212 288 1004 | 23 E. 74 St. (Madison–Fifth Aves.), NYC 10021 Italian. Fratelli Bruno’s most recent addition caters to neighborhood patrons and celebrities alike, offering beautifully prepared pastas, meats and fish. Reservations suggested. $$$$ A

Carlyle Restaurant thecarlyle.com 212 744 1600 | The Carlyle Hotel, 35 E. 76th St. (Madison Ave.), NYC 10021 Greek, French, New American. Ultra-elegant spot in the landmark Carlyle hotel, designed in an English manor house style and featuring a mix of

Greek, French and American cuisine. $$$$ A

Carmine’s Theater District carminesnyc.com 212 221 3800 | 200 W. 44th St. (Seventh–Eighth Aves.), NYC 10036 Italian family-style dining. “Best restaurant for casual dining in New York City.”—Where, 2003. $$$ AE

Carmine’s Upper West Side carminesnyc.com 212 362 2200 2450 Broadway (90th–91st Sts.), NYC 10024 Southern Italian. Nostalgic Southern Italian cuisine served in abundant portions for sharing. Warm, family-style service. Festive atmo-sphere. $$$ E

Carnegie Deli carnegiedeli.com 212 757 2245 | 854 Seventh Ave. (54th–55th Sts.), NYC 10019 Delicatessen. Mountainous corned beef, pastrami and brisket sandwiches. A New York experience. $$ A

Casa Mono & Bar Jamón casa mononyc.com 212 253 2773 | 52 Irving Pl. (17th St.), NYC 10003 Mario Batali’s Spanish restaurant and tapas bar highlight flavors of Catalunya. An award winning wine list and open kitchen make this cozy destination a must. Reservations suggested. $$$ A

Casa Nonna e2hospitality.com /casa-nonna-new-york/ 212 736 3000 | 310 W. 38th St. (Eighth–Ninth Aves.), NYC 10018 Italian. Fine dining Roman and Tuscan menu, featuring antipasti, homemade pastas, wood-oven pizzas and hearty entrees, invokes warmth, tradition and family in Midtown West. Reservations sug-gested. $$$ A

Ça Va Brasserie cavatoddenglish .com 212 803 4545 | 310 W. 44th St. (Eighth–Ninth Aves.), NYC 10036 New American, French. Chef Todd English’s Ça Va is located in the heart of New York City’s Theatre District and is a modern twist on the tradi-tional brasserie. $$$ A

The Cecil thececilharlem.com 212 866 1262 | 210 W. 118th St. (St. Nicholas Ave.), NYC 10026 African, Asian Fusion, New American. This new Afro-Asian American brasserie integrates culinary traditions of the African diaspora with traditional Asian and American cuisines. $$ AB

Central Park Boathouse thecentralparkboathouse.com 212 517 2233 | Central Park, enter at Fifth Ave. & 72nd St., info: P.O. Box 1357 Gracie Station, NYC 10028 American. Lakeside dining. Great food. Gondola, rowboat and bicycle rentals. Outdoor dining. $$$ AE

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Ceol ceolpub.com 347 643 9911 191 Smith St. (Warren–Baltic Sts.), Cobble Hill, Brooklyn 11201 Authentic Irish bar with Ceol Ol Agus Craic. Owned and run by two Irish lasses. $$ A

Cercle Rouge cerclerougeresto .com 212 226 6252 | 241 W. Broad way (White–Beach Sts.), NYC 10013 French. Brasserie located in the heart of Tribeca offers a gastronomic traditional French cuisine, regional specialties, warm atmosphere. Large outdoor seating area, full bar, private room. $$$ E

‘Cesca Enoteca & Trattoria cescanyc.com 212 787 6300 | 164 W. 75th St. (Amsterdam Ave.), NYC 10023 Italian. Known for contemporary farm-to-table Italian-American cuisine in an urban-casual setting paired with a wine list of predominantly Italian boutique selections. Reservations suggested. $$$ AE

Chez Josephine chezjosephine .com 212 594 1925 | 414 W. 42nd St. (Ninth–Tenth Aves.), NYC 10036 French. Broadway tradition since 1986, delightful theatrical bistro where the legend of Josephine Baker lives on. Live piano music nightly, late-night menu, Sunday Brunch, outdoor seating. Reservations suggested. Closed Mon. $$$ A

Chez Napoléon cheznapoleon .com 212 265 6980 | 365 W. 50th St. (Eighth–Ninth Aves.), NYC 10019 French. Chef “grand-mere” Margue-rite Bruno prepares authentic regional French cuisine. Closed Sun. $$$

Chimu Restaurant Peruvian Cuisine & Steak House 718 349 1208 | 482 Union Ave. (Meeker Ave.), Williamsburg, Brooklyn 11211 Peruvian. Cozy Peruvian restaurant, favorite among locals, owner and staff are warm and welcoming. Reason able prices. Mon.–Thu. 3pm–11pm, Fri.–Sat. noon–midnight, Sun. noon–11pm. $$ A

China Grill chinagrillmgt.com 212 333 7788 | 60 W. 53rd Ave. (Sixth Ave.), NYC 10019 International. Asian-infused world cuisine. Large portions, dramatically presented. $$$$ A

Chin Chin chinchinny.com 212 888 4555 | 216 E. 49th St. (Second–Third Aves.), NYC 10017 Chinese. Reasonably priced fine Chinese food from differ-ent regions, served in tranquil, modern surroundings. $$$ A

Chom Chom chomchomny.com 212 213 2299 | 40 W. 56th St. (Fifth–Sixth Aves.), NYC 10019 Korean, Sushi. Serves authentic Korean cuisine in a unique, modern atmosphere. Specialty is the “kapas” (Korean tapas) menu, inspired by traditional culinary tech-niques. Wide selection of sushi. Reservations suggested. $$$ A

Church & Dey newyorkmillenium .hilton.com 212 312 2000, 800 HILTONS | Millenium Hilton, 55 Church St. (Dey–Fulton Sts.), 3rd fl., NYC 10007 New American. Upscale American brasserie with seasonal menus. Spacious and relaxed atmosphere, ideal for entertaining or business meetings. $$$ A

Cipriani Dolci cipriani.com 212 973 0999 | Grand Central Terminal, 89 E. 42nd St. (Vanderbilt Ave.), NYC 10017 Italian. Features chic ambiance, atten-tive service, and well-priced Venetian menu. All-day casual dining, lively after-work bar scene. Design by Wall Street Bull sculptor. Reservations suggested. $$$$ E

Cipriani Wall Street cipriani.com 212 699 4099 | 55 Wall St. (William St.), NYC 10005 Italian. Classic Italian spe-cialties served with world-class Cipriani style in the historic Financial District. Open weekdays for breakfast, lunch, dinner, happy hour. Prix-fixe menu. Closed Sat., Sun. $$$$ A

Circo circonyc.com 212 265 3636 120 W. 55th St. (Sixth–Seventh Aves.), NYC 10019 Italian. Colorful circus decor and atmosphere. Tuscan home cooking from the Maccioni family of Le Cirque. $$$ A

Circus Restaurant circus restaurante.com 212 223 2965 132 E. 61st St. (Lexington–Park Aves.), NYC 10065 Fine Brazilian cuisine. Recognized over 17 years for its sophisticated twist on authentic Brazilian food. Great lunch/dinner prix-fixe menu. $$$

City Crab & Seafood Co. citycrab nyc.com 212 529 3800 | 235 Park Ave. South (19th St.), NYC 10003 Seafood. American regional seafood ranges from seasonal favorites like Florida stone crab to the Delmarva cuisine. $$$ AE

City Hall Restaurant cityhallnew york.com 212 227 7777 | 131 Duane St. (Church St.–West Broadway), NYC 10013 Seafood, Steakhouse. Serves updated American classics in an 1863 cast-iron building with turn-of-the-century ambiance. Outdoor dining. $$$ AE

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cityhouse parkcentralny.com /dining/dining.cfm 212 707 5500 Park Central New York, 870 Seventh Ave. (56th St.), NYC 10019 American, Steakhouse. Sleek new contemporary steakhouse, offers a delicious menu of innovative American classics and the best cuts of USDA prime beef. $$$ A

City Island Lobster House cilobsterhouse.com 718 885 1459 691 Bridge St. (Minnieford Ave.), City Island, Bronx 10484 Seafood. Wonderfully distinct and cozy dining rooms are all designed with comfort for a unique seafood dining experience. $$$ A

City Lobster & Steak citylobster .com 212 354 1717 | 121 W. 49th St. (Sixth–Seventh Aves.), NYC 10020 Seafood. Pre-theater and lobster specials daily. Kids under six eat free. Weekend brunch. Open late. $$$ AE

Clarkson Restaurant & Bar clarksonrestaurant.com 212 675 2474 | 225 Varick St. (Clarkson St.), NYC 10014 New American, French. Inspired by world travel, this contem-porary bistro features southern European-inspired seasonal dishes by Executive Chef Rebecca Weitzman. Impressive raw bar and innovative cocktail list. Reservations suggested. $$$ A

Clement peninsula.com/New _York/en/default.aspx#/New_York /en/Dining/Clement/ 212 903 3918 The Peninsula New York, 700 Fifth Ave. (55th St.), mezzanine level, NYC 10019 New American. Delight in sophistica-tion and class within Clement’s distinct and carefully planned spaces designed by Yabu Pushelberg. Contemporary American cuisine focusing on locally-sourced ingredients. Reservations sug-gested. $$$$ A

Club A Steakhouse clubasteak house.com 212 688 4190 | 240 E. 58th St. (Second–Third Aves.), NYC 10022 Steakhouse. Five Star Diamond Award winner Jean Christophe Villard leads the kitchen at this new steak-house combining tradition with mod-ernism. Piano lounge features Danny Nye nightly. Closed Sun. $$$$

Clyde Frazier’s Wine and Dine arkrestaurants.com/clydes.html 212 842 1110 | 485 Tenth Ave. (37th St.), NYC 10018 American. A hip, modern restaurant that includes a bar, dining area and lounge, located in Manhattan’s West Side, featuring an American menu with Asian influences. Reservations suggested. $$$ AE

Co-Op Food & Drink co-oprestaurant.com 212 796 8040 107 Rivington St. (Essex–Ludlow Sts.), NYC 10002 New American, Japanese. A modern Japanese-American bras-serie and sushi bar serving cuisine that is a “creative exercise” and meant to be shared. Reservations sug-gested. Closed Sun., Mon. $$$$ A

Copacabana thecopacabana .com 212 221 COPA (2672) | 268 W. 47th St. (Eighth Ave.), NYC 10036 Latin American. Retro-glamorous Latin supper club revived in Times Square, featuring Chef Alex Garcia’s authentic Latin American cuisine. Live music nightly; famous Copa Girls. Rooftop bar. Reservations suggested. Closed Mon. $$$ AB

Cornelia Street Cafe cornelia streetcafe.com 212 989 9319 | 29 Cornelia St. (Bleecker St.), NYC 10014 New American, French. Iconic Greenwich Village destination renowned for fine food and cabaret. Seasonal outdoor seating and working fireplace. Jazz, poetry and talks presented in the cabaret down-stairs. $$ A

Corvo Bianco corvobianco.com 212 595 2624 | 446 Columbus Ave. (81st–82nd Sts.), NYC 10024 Italian. Contemporary restaurant provides “Coastal Italian” cuisine. Located within a historic courtyard, steps from the American Museum of Natural History. Modern tavern menu at the bar. Reservations suggested. $$$$ A

Craft craftrestaurant.com 212 780 0880 | 43 E. 19th St. (Park Ave. South–Broadway), NYC 10003 New American. Simple, clean, back-to-basics dining. Seasonal a la carte menu features the highest-quality ingredients. Reservations required. $$$ A

Craftbar craftrestaurant.com 212 461 4300 | 900 Broadway (19th–20th Sts.), NYC 10003 Chef Tom Colicchio creates New American fare derived from the finest seasonal ingredients for casual fine dining. Lunch, dinner, snack at the bar equally inviting. $$ A

Crema Restaurante crema restaurante.com 212 691 4477 111 W. 17th St. (Sixth–Seventh Aves.), NYC 10011 Mexican. Chef Julieta Ballesteros, from Monterrey, Mexico, trained at New York’s French Culinary Institute, fuses traditional Mexican cuisine with French presentation at this Zagat-, Michelin-rated spot. $$

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The Crosby Bar and Terrace crosbystreethotel.com/new-york /crosby-street-hotel/crosby -street-bar 212 226 6400 | Crosby Street Hotel, 79 Crosby St. (Spring–Prince Sts.), NYC 10012 New American. Beautiful grey oak floors, long pewter bar and facing a leafy courtyard garden. Serves breakfast, lunch and dinner plus coffee, cocktails and English afternoon tea. Outdoor seating. Reservations suggested. $$$$ AB

Crossroads American Kitchen & Bar crossroadsamericankitchen .com 212 704 8834 | New York Marriott Marquis, 1535 Broadway (45th–46th Sts.), 8th fl., NYC 10036 New American. For breakfast, lunch and dinner—serving New York modern classics in a dramatic atrium setting, with a spectacular 21-foot mirrored spiral bar. $$ A

Da Gianni’s Ristorante 718 707 0442 | 21-50 44th Dr. (23rd St.), Long Island City, Queens 11101 Italian. Enjoy authentic, traditional Tuscan and Neapolitan specialties and wines in Long Island City, minutes from Midtown. Private parties accommo-dated. Outdoor dining. $$$ A

Daniel danielnyc.com 212 288 0033 60 E. 65th St. (Park Ave.), NYC 10065 French. Chef Daniel Boulud’s namesake restaurant features seasonal French cuisine in a setting that combines striking neoclassical architecture with elegant contempo-rary furnishings on the Upper East Side. Reservations suggested. Jacket required. $$$$$ A

Darbar darbarny.com 212 681 4500 152 E. 46th St. (Third–Lexington Aves.), NYC 10017 Indian. Besides the tradi-tional curry and tandoori prepara-tions, the kitchen experiments with trans-ethnic fusion dishes like crab cakes and potato croquettes. Highly rated by Zagat. $$$

Darbar Grill darbargrill.com 212 751 4600 | 157 E. 55th St. (Third–Lexington Aves.), NYC 10022 Indian. Besides the traditional curry and tandoori preparations, the kitchen experiments with trans-ethnic fusion dishes like crab cakes and potato croquettes. Highly rated by Zagat. $$$

Da Rosina darosina.com 212 977 7373 | 342 W. 46th St. (Eighth–Ninth Aves.), NYC 10036 Italian. This family-owned Theatre District Italian favorite offers homestyle cooking, a warm welcoming staff and reasonable prices. Widely popular. $$ E

Dave & Buster’s daveandbusters .com 646 495 2015 | 234 W. 42nd St. (Seventh–Eighth Aves.), 3rd fl., NYC 10036 American. Eat, drink, play—Dave & Buster’s has everything anyone could ever want, all in one amazing place. $$ A See coupon in back of book.

David Burke Fishtail fishtaildb.com 212 754 1300 | 135 E. 62nd St. (Lexington Ave.), NYC 10065 David Burke’s innovative seafood on the Upper East Side combines a ground floor oyster bar with upper floor dining rooms decorated in elegant, whimsical style. $$$$

David Burke Kitchen davidburke kitchen.com 212 201 9119 | 23 Grand St. (Sixth Ave.), NYC 10013 New American. David Burke focuses on wholesome, hearty modern American cuisine. The interior is inspired by the surrounding SoHo neighborhood, blending cool industrial simplicity with rustic warmth. Reservations sug-gested. $$$ A

David Burke Townhouse david burketownhouse.com 212 813 2121 133 E. 61st St. (Lexington–Park Aves.), NYC 10021 Chef David Burke’s inven-tive modern-American cuisine is served in a whimsical, captivating Upper East Side townhouse. $$$$ AC

DB Bistro Moderne danielnyc.com 212 391 2400 | 55 W. 44th St. (Fifth–Sixth Aves.), NYC 10036 French. Renowned chef Daniel Boulud’s contemporary Midtown French bistro at the crossroads of theater and fashion. $$$$ A

DBGB Kitchen and Bar danielnyc .com 212 933 5300 | 299 Bowery (Houston–1st Sts.), NYC 10003 French, American. Daniel Boulud’s casual Bowery area eatery featuring artisanal sausages, seasonal fare, seafood platters, craft beers on tap, affordable wines and an ice cream sundae cart. $$$

Del Frisco’s Double Eagle Steak House delfriscos.com 212 575 5129 1221 Sixth Ave. (49th St.), NYC 10020 Steakhouse. Floor-to-ceiling windows with grand views of Sixth Avenue. An unforgettable experience featuring USDA Prime steaks, over 1,800 wine selections and unparalleled hospital-ity. Reservations suggested. $$$$$ A

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Del Frisco’s Grille delfriscosgrille .com/new-york 212 767 0371 | 50 Rockefeller Plaza (51st St.), NYC 10020 New American. Features a sweeping bar, wood-burning oven and a sprawl-ing patio. The modern and inviting décor is the perfect setting for the eclectic American cuisine. Outdoor seating. Reservations suggested. $$$$ A

Delmonico’s Kitchen delmonicos kitchen.com 212 695 5220 | 207 W. 36th St. (Seventh–Eighth Aves.), NYC 10018 American, Steakhouse. This midtown outpost of the legendary downtown Delmonico’s reinvents the classics and creates innovative twists to the restaurant’s most popular dishes. Reservations suggested. $$$$

Delmonico’s Restaurant delmonicosny.com 212 509 1144 | 56 Beaver St. (So. William St.), NYC 10004 Steakhouse. The first fine dining res-taurant in the US, established 1837, is a classic New York steakhouse located in the historic Financial District. Closed Sun., except for parties. $$$$ E

Del Posto Ristorante delposto .com 212 497 8090 | 85 Tenth Ave. (16th St.), NYC 10011 Italian. The Bastianich-Batali group’s most recent addition represents the evolution of cuisines, menus, service and ambiance that characterize the history of Italian dining in this country. $$$$ A

Dévi devinyc.com 212 691 1300 8 E. 18th St. (Fifth Ave.–Broadway), NYC 10003 Indian. Highly acclaimed home-style cooking, recreated by chefs Suvir Saran and Hemant Mathur, represents diverse Indian regions. $$$ AC

Dinosaur Bar-B-Que dinosaurbar bque.com 212 694 1777 | 646 W. 131st St. (Twelfth Ave.), NYC 10027 Barbecue. Genuine rib joint for succulent, real pit barbecue. Lively, full bar features 23 drafts. Lunch and dinner. $$$ A

D.O.C. Wine Bar docwinebar.com 718 963 1925 | 83 N. 7th St. (Wythe Ave.), Williamsburg, Brooklyn 11211 Rustic Williamsburg enoteca with a Sardinian slant. Delicious cheeses, wines, panini, near Williamsburg waterfront. The food and wine cele-brate simplicity. $ A

Don Antonio by Starita donantoniopizza.com 646 719 1043 309 W. 50th St. (Eighth–Ninth Aves.), NYC 10019 Italian. “Best pizza in NY”—New York magazine. Exten sive assortment of authentic Neapol itan wood-fired pizzas and more. Gluten-free options. Stylish setting, bar. Specialty cocktails. $$$ A

Donatella Restaurant donatella nyc.com 212 493 5150 | 184 Eighth Ave. (19th–20th Sts.), NYC 10011 Italian. Neapolitan pizza restaurant, restaurateur/chef Donatella Arpaia’s most personal project, turns out true-to-Naples pies, classic Neapolitan dishes, house-made Italian pastries. Full bar. Reservations suggested. $$$ E

Dosa Garden dosagardenny.com 718 420 0919 | 323 Victory Blvd. (Cebra Ave.), Staten Island 10301 Indian, Sri Lankan. Vegetarian and non- vegetarian Tamil and Sri Lankan cuisine in Staten Island’s “Little Sri Lanka.” Near Silver Lake Park, short drive to Snug Harbor. $$

Dos Caminos Meatpacking District doscaminos.com 212 699 2400 675 Hudson St. (14th St.), NYC 10014 Mexican. Genuine regional south- of-the-border cuisine in the spot that formerly housed Vento Trattoria. Accommodates 175 guests for brunch, lunch, dinner and special events. $$$ A

Dos Caminos Park Avenue doscaminos.com 212 294 1000 | 373 Park Ave. South (26th–27th Sts.), NYC 10016 Regional Mexican menu offers genuine south-of-the-border cuisine. Live music. Reservations required. $$$ A

Dos Caminos SoHo doscaminos .com 212 277 4300 | 475 West Broadway (Houston St.), NYC 10012 Authentic regional Mexican menu. Highlights include the guacamole and shrimp empanada. Outdoor dining. $$$ A

Dos Caminos Third Avenue doscaminos.com 212 336 5400 825 Third Ave. (50th St.), NYC 10022 Mexican. Features modern Mexican cuisine in a colorful and contemporary atmosphere. $$$ A

Dovetail dovetailnyc.com 212 362 3800 | 103 W. 77th St. (Columbus Ave.), NYC 10024 New American. John Fraser’s new critically-acclaimed restaurant offers and intimate dining experience showcasing his passion for local ingredients and classical European training. Features extensive sherry menu. $$$$

The Dubliner dublinernyc.com 212 785 5400 | 45 Stone St. (William–Pearl Sts.), NYC 10004 American, Irish. Cozy Irish bar on historic Stone Street. Fantastic outdoor seating and friendly, vibrant staff. Great traditional Irish pub fare, best pint of Guinness. $$$ E

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Duke’s NYC dukesnyc.com 212 260 2922 | 99 E. 19th St. (Park Ave. South), NYC 10003 Southern, Barbecue, American. Southern comfort road-house serving BBQ and classic, American comfort foods. $$ AE

Duke’s NYC—Third Avenue dukesnyc.com 212 949 5400 560 Third Ave. (37th St.), NYC 10016 Southern, Barbecue, American. Southern comfort roadhouse serving BBQ and classic American comfort food. $$

The Dutch thedutchnyc.com 212 677 6200 | 131 Sullivan St. (Prince St.), NYC 10012 New American. A corner restaurant and bar serving Chef Andrew Carmellini’s award- winning American cooking features choice meats, fish and shellfish and local produce. $$$ A

E&E Grill House eegrillhouse .com 212 505 9909 | 233 W. 49th St. (Broadway–Eighth Ave.), NYC 10019 Steakhouse, American. A modern, more approachable take on the traditional steakhouse, featuring fresh and contemporary grilled foods, and serving neighborhood locals, working professionals, tourists and theatergo-ers. $$$ AE

Eataly eataly.com 212 229 2560 200 Fifth Ave. (23rd–24th Sts.), NYC 10010 Italian. Eight eateries under one roof provide Italian food the Eataly way—good ingredients from start to finish. Sample pizza, pasta, salumi, gelato and more. $$$

Ed’s Chowder House chinagrill mgt.com 212 956 1288 | 44 W. 63rd St. (Broadway–Columbus Ave.), 2nd fl., NYC 10023 Seafood. Chef Ed Brown, formerly of The Sea Grill, brings East Coast seafood favorites (chowders, lobster rolls, steamers, elegantly prepared fish) to the Upper West Side. Reservations suggested. $$$ A

El Azteca Mexican Restaurant elaztecanyc.com 212 301 0616 783 Ninth Ave. (52nd St.), NYC 10019 Mexican. After two decades of serving tasty Mexican fare in the Theatre District, El Azteca has established a reputation as a friendly, festive family restaurant. $$ E

El Parador Café elparadorcafe .com 212 679 6812 | 325 E. 34th St. (First–Second Aves.), NYC 10016 NYC’s oldest Mexican restaurant. Ceviches, seafood, quesadillas, moles in a warm, welcoming environment. Delicious margaritas and friendly service. Tequila bar. Offers $20 prix fixe lunch. $$$

El Quijote Restaurant elquijote restaurant.com 212 929 1855 | 226 W. 23rd St. (Seventh–Eighth Aves.), NYC 10011 Spanish. A favorite since 1926. Two-pound steaks, Maine lobsters up to four pounds, four varieties of paella. Multilingual. $$ A

El Toro Blanco eltoroblanconyc .com 212 645 0193 | 257 Sixth Ave. (Houston–Bleecker Sts.), NYC 10014 Mexican menu that sees traditional dishes executed with the same panache as fancier ones, and fash-ionable ambiance the feels like a Mexico City design hotel. Outdoor seating. Reservations suggested. $$$ AE

Empellón Cocina empellon.com /cocina/ 212 780 0999 | 105 First Ave. (6th–7th Sts.), NYC 10003 Mexican. Chef Alex Stupak’s modern Mexican kitchen, a gem tucked in the East Village, with a casual dining room balanced with a trailblazing bar program. Dinner only. Closed Sun., Mon. $$$ A

Empellón Taqueria empellon .com/taqueria 212 367 0999 230 W. 4th St. (W. 10th St.), NYC 10014 Mexican. Seeks to discover, interpret and share a love for Mexican cuisine. Empellón treats tacos with a high level of respect, but in a fun environment. $$$ A

Empire Steak House empiresteak housenyc.com 212 582 6900 | 36 W. 52nd St. (Fifth–Sixth Aves.), NYC 10019 Steakhouse. From the owners of Ben and Jack’s Steakhouse: signature porterhouse, extensive fresh seafood menu, selective wine list. Inviting, warm dining experience. Upstairs private dining room. Reservations suggested. $$$$ ABE

Empire Steak House–West 54th Street empiresteakhousenyc.com/welcome-54 212 586 9700 | 237 W. 54th St. (Broadway–Eighth Ave.), NYC 10019 Steakhouse. New Empire location features modern décor in a classy but trendy atmosphere, plus the original restaurant’s signature porterhouse, extensive fresh seafood menu, selective wine list. Reservations suggested. $$$$

EN Japanese Brasserie enjb.com 212 647 9196 | 435 Hudson St. (Leroy–Morton Sts.), NYC 10014 Japanese. Beautiful dish presentations in a dramatic, stylish setting. Signature dishes include handcrafted tofu and black cod with miso. Open daily. $$$ A

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Enzo’s of Arthur Avenue 718 733 4455 | 2339 Arthur Ave. (187th St.), Little Italy, Bronx 10458 Italian. After an apprenticeship at Dominic’s, one of the best-known restaurants on Arthur Avenue, Enzo treats this historic neighborhood to his style of cooking. $$$ A

Erawan Thai Cuisine erawanthai bayside.com 718 428 2112 | 42-31 Bell Blvd. (42nd Ave.), Bayside, Queens 11361 Thai. Popular Bayside destina-tion features basil chicken, crispy whole fish with chili sauce, or green curry with flat noodles. Notable desserts: fried bananas, coconut ice cream. $$

Esca escanyc.com 212 564 7272 402 W. 43rd St. (Ninth Ave.), NYC 10036 Southern Italian seafood. Italian coastal cooking, prepared simply. Enjoy Pacific delicacies, raw fish (crudo), a bowl of pasta or Mediterranean branzino cooked in sea salt. Menu changes daily. $$$$ A

Estiatorio Milos milos.ca /restaurants/new-york 212 245 7400 125 W. 55th St. (Sixth–Seventh Aves.), NYC 10019 Seafood, Mediterranean. One of New York’s paragons of fine dining for fresh whole fish and seafood. $$$$ A

Etcetera Etcetera etcetcnyc.com 212 399 4141 | 352 W. 44th St. (Eighth–Ninth Aves.), NYC 10036 Italian. Chic Midtown haven draws visitors and locals for Italian fare, drinks and dessert in a modern, industrial envi-ronment. $$$ A

Felice Ristorante & Wine Bar felice15goldstreet.com 212 785 5950 Gild Hall—A Thompson Hotel, 15 Gold St. (Platt St.), NYC 10038 British, New American. Modern English tavern features reinterpreted pub fare (tradi-tional favorites with sly twists; creative small plates). Lively bar showcases creative cocktails, artisan beers, extensive wine list. $$ AE

Felidia felidia-nyc.com 212 758 1479 243 E. 58th St. (Second–Third Aves.), NYC 10022 Italian. The acclaimed flagship restaurant of Lidia Bastianich. The seasonal menu offers innovative Italian cuisine paired with an award-winning wine list. $$$$

Fig & Olive Downtown figandolive .com 212 924 1200 | 420 W. 13th St. (Ninth Ave.–Washington St.), NYC 10014 Mediterranean. Restaurant, wine bar, olive oil shop specializing in olive oils, regional dishes and wines from the South of France, Italy, Spain and other Mediterranean countries. $$$ A

Fig & Olive Midtown figandolive .com 212 319 2002 | 10 E. 52nd St. (Fifth–Madison Aves.), NYC 10022 Mediterranean. Refined yet informal restaurant, wine bar, olive oil shop offers regional specialty dishes, wines from the Mediterranean countries with private event space. Prix-fixe menu, bar/lounge/cocktail lounge, group facilities. $$$

Fig & Olive Uptown figandolive .com 212 207 4555 | 808 Lexington Ave. (62nd–63rd Sts.), NYC 10021 Refined yet informal Mediterranean restaurant and wine bar offers regional specialties from countries of the Mediterranean region. Late-night menu, outdoor dining. Shop sells olive oils. $$$ A

Fino Ristorante Italiano finonew york.com 212 825 1924 | 82 Beaver St. (intersection of Wall & Pearl Sts.), NYC 10005 Italian. For more than 12 years, the “who’s who” in the financial sector have raved about the outstanding cuisine and service. A premier private party venue. Reservations suggested. Closed Sat., Sun. $$$

Fiorini Restaurant fiorini restaurant.com 212 308 0830 209 E. 56th St. (Second–Third Aves.), NYC 10022 Italian. Veteran restaura-teur Lello Arpaia’s new venture features traditional Southern Italian cuisine, wines in an elegant, comfort-able setting. Wine Room seats 42 for private parties. $$$ A

FireBird Restaurant firebird restaurant.com 212 586 0244 365 W. 46th St. (Eighth–Ninth Aves.), NYC 10036 Legendary Russian landmark Theater District restaurant serves cuisine of Czarist aristocracy in dramatic, opulent environment, embodying pre-revolutionary art, literature, decor, style, offers private event spaces. $$$$ A

Fireside firesidenewyork.com 212 754 5011 | 19 E. 52nd St. (Madison Ave.), NYC 10022 New American. “Cocktail cuisine,” inspired by fresh seasonal ingredients, is designed to be shared and spark conversation. Edgy modern décor complements creative dishes and whimsical cock-tails. $$$ E

Fish Tag fishtagrestaurant.com 212 362 7470 | 222 W. 79th St. (Amsterdam Ave.–Broadway), NYC 10024 Greek, Seafood. Chef Michael Psilakis’ Fish Tag offers a unique menu of Mediterranean-inspired dishes and an extensive wine list to encourage creative interplay between food and beverage. $$$

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Fogo de Chão Churrascaria Brazilian Steakhouse fogode chao.com 212 969 9980 | 40 W. 53rd St. (Fifth–Sixth Aves.), NYC 10019 Brazilian. Steakhouse founded over 30 years ago in Brazil. Features fire-roasted meats carved tableside by gaucho chefs; gourmet salads and sides; award-winning wine list. Reservations suggested. $$$$ E

Fonda Restaurant fondarestaurant .com 212 677 4096 | 40 Ave. B (3rd–4th Sts.), NYC 10009 Mexican. Contemporary urban Mexico City-style food in a relaxed and fun atmosphere. Known for their authentic and creamy guacamole and classic margaritas. $$

The Four Seasons Restaurant fourseasonsrestaurant.com 212 754 9494 | 99 E. 52nd St. (Lexington–Park Aves.), NYC 10022 New American. Everything’s first class, “breathtaking.”—Zagat, 2006. Philip Johnson-designed setting to savor “superb food” and “gold- standard service.” $$$$$ A

FP Patisserie payard.com 212 717 5252 | 1293 Third Ave. (74th St.), NYC 10021 French, Dessert/Coffeehouse. Features an elegant pastry shop, wine bar and bistro, offering a variety of pastries, vienoisserie, chocolates, and classic French bistro food by Chef François Payard. Open daily. $$$ A

Francisco’s Centro Vasco franciscoscentrovasco.com 212 645 6224 | 159 W. 23rd St. (Sixth–Seventh Aves.), NYC 10011 Spanish, Seafood. Serves lobsters up to 40 pounds. “Whale-size lobsters at minnow prices”—Zagat, 2003. Multilingual. $$$ A

Frankie & Johnnie’s Steakhouse – 37th Street frankieandjohnnies.com 212 947 8940 | 32 W. 37th St. (Fifth–Sixth Aves.), NYC 10018 Dry-aged steaks, chops and seafood are served in the two-story former townhouse of legendary actor, John Barrymore. Closed Sun. $$$

Fulton Restaurant fultonnyc.com 212 288 6600 | 205 E. 75th St. (Second–Third Aves.), NYC 10021 Seafood. The owners of Citarella fashioned a seafood-focused menu that is bold but not fussy in their casually elegant eatery. Full bar, extensive wine list. Outdoor dining. $$$

Gabriela’s Restaurant and Tequila Bar gabrielas.com 212 961 0574 688 Columbus Ave. (93rd–94th Sts.), NYC 10025 Mexican. Authentic regional Mexican cuisine of Guadalajara served in a warm and relaxed atmo-sphere. Specialties include rotisserie chicken. $$$ AE

Gabriel’s Bar & Restaurant gabrielsbarandrest.com 212 956 4600 | 11 W. 60th St. (Broadway–Columbus Ave.), NYC 10023 Italian. Tuscan cuisine near Lincoln Center. Popular for business power lunches. $$$$ A

Gallagher’s Steak House gallaghersnysteakhouse.com 212 245 5336 | 228 W. 52nd St. (Broadway–Eighth Ave.), NYC 10019 Steakhouse. A real New York experience. Established in 1927, this steakhouse has a sense of history and character. Ask about the Trophy Room for private dining. Open daily. $$$$ A

Galli Restaurant gallirestaurant .com 212 966 9288 | 45 Mercer St. (Grand–Broome Sts.), NYC 10013 Italian. Classic dishes like chicken parm, spaghetti and meatballs; modern dishes like mad calamari or kale salad, created by Chef Steven Gallo. Specialty cocktails created by in-house mixologist. Reservations suggested. $$$ AE

The General emmgrp.com /restaurants/the-general/ 212 271 7101 | 199 Bowery (Delancey–Rivington Sts.), NYC 10002 Japanese, Asian Fusion. Features a modern, Asian-inspired menu of sushi and robata grill dishes by Executive Chef Hung Huynh. Full bar. Private event capabili-ties. Dinner only. Reservations sug-gested. $$$

Genting Palace rwnewyork.com /gentingpalace 718 215 2828, 888 888 8801 | 110-00 Rockaway Blvd. (114th St.–North Conduit Ave.), Jamaica, Queens 11420 Chinese. Discerning gourmands will enjoy the best of Guangdong Province with this authentic take on fine-dining Cantonese cuisine. Reserve a private alcove for special occasions. Outdoor seating. $$$ AC

Ginny’s Supper Club ginnys supperclub.com 212 421 3821 310 Lenox Ave. (126th St.), NYC 10027 New American, Soul Food. Kindled by live music, creative cocktails, and soulful food, Ginny’s is an intimate lounge with a warm bourbon glow and an even warmer welcome. Dancing. Open late. Closed Mon.–Wed. $$$$ A

Giorgio’s of Gramercy giorgiosof gramercy.com 212 477 0007 | 27 E. 21st St. (Park Ave. South–Broadway), NYC 10010 Italian, New American. Top-rated, elegant restaurant in trendy Gramercy Park neighborhood. $$$

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Giovanni Rana Pastificio & Cucina rananyc.com 212 370 0975 | Chelsea Market, 75 Ninth Ave. (15th–16th Sts.), NYC 10011 Italian. The restaurant from pastamaker Giovanni Rana, located in historic Chelsea Market, specializes in fresh pasta and Italian fare for full- service dining and takeaway. Outdoor seating. Chef’s table. Reservations suggested. $$$

Glass House Tavern glasshouse tavern.com 212 730 4800 | 252 W. 47th St. (Broadway–Eighth Ave.), NYC 10036 New American. Contemporary American menu with “something for everyone;” “cheery,” “upscale” player in the Theater District; “top notch” service, “good value”—Zagat. Private dining available. $$$ E

Goat Town goattownnyc.com 212 687 3641 | 511 E. 5th St. (Aves. A–B), NYC 10009 New American. This neighborhood restaurant special-izes in delicious food and beverage featuring fresh vegetables and herbs from their garden. Reservations suggested. $$$

Gordon Ramsay at the London gordonramsay.com 212 468 8888 151 W. 54th St. (Sixth–Seventh Aves.), NYC 10019 French, New American. Michelin-starred chef Gordon Ramsay’s U.S. debut showcases British style and Manhattan vivacity. Formal and casual dining, breakfast, afternoon tea and a stylish bar. $$$$$ AE

Gotham Bar & Grill gothambar andgrill.com 212 620 4020 | 12 E. 12th St. (University Pl.–Fifth Ave.), NYC 10003 New American. Spacious Greenwich Village restaurant. Prix fixe menu. $$$$ A

Grace 365 gracebarnyc.com 646 918 6553 | 365 Third Ave. (26th–27th Sts.), NYC 10016 Irish, Seafood. Open for dinner and brunch, focusing on elevated seafood pub fare, craft cocktails, and rotating selection of draft beers. Reservations suggested. $$$ A

Gramercy Tavern gramercy tavern.com 212 477 0777 | 42 E. 20th St. (Park Ave. South–Broadway), NYC 10003 New American. Contemporary tavern provides sophisticated American cuisine, a varied, exciting wine list and warm, solicitous hospi-tality. Reservations required. $$$$ A

Gramercy Terrace gramercypark hotel.com 212 201 2171 | Gramercy Park Hotel, 2 Lexington Ave. (21st St.), 18th fl., NYC 10010 American. A striking contemporary space with a retractable roof overlooking Gramercy Park, serving seasonal American cuisine with a playful twist, and

showcasing modern art. Serves breakfast, lunch, weekend brunch only. Reservations suggested. $$ AE

Grand Café grandcafelounge .com 718 777 7321 | 37-01 30th Ave. (37th St.), Astoria, Queens 11103 International. European-style café with an American influenced menu offers tasty food, specialty coffees, desserts and cocktails. Features include weekend brunch, late dinner menu, outdoor seating. $$ A

Grand Tier Restaurant rapatina .com 212 799 3400 | Metropolitan Opera House, Lincoln Center Plaza (65th St. & Columbus Ave.), NYC 10023 Italian. Elegant dining at the Metropolitan Opera House, overlooking Lincoln Center Plaza. Tickets to performance required. $$$$ AC

Grape & Vine grapevine-nyc.com 212 300 4525 | The Jade Hotel Greenwich Village, 52 W. 13th St. (Fifth–Sixth Aves.), NYC 10011 New American. An American bistro serving seasonal, local, farm-to-table cuisine in a warm, cozy Greenwich Village setting. $$$

Greenhouse Café greenhouse cafe.com 718 833 8200 | 7717 Third Ave. (77th–78th Sts.), Bay Ridge, Brooklyn 11209 Continental. American continental cuisine and comfort food with reasonable prices. Prix-fixe menu. $$ A

Greenhouse 36 greenhouse36 nyc.com 646 329 3209 | Hotel 36, 341 W. 36th St. (Eighth–Ninth Aves.), NYC 10018 New American. Serves break-fast, lunch and dinner with organic and tapas offerings, utilizing humanely raised livestock, poultry, seafood. Glass enclosed greenhouse setting opens onto a manicured courtyard. Reservations suggested. $$$ AE

Greenwich Grill & Sushi Azabu greenwichgrill.com 212 274 0428 428 Greenwich St. (Laight–Vestry Sts.), NYC 10013 Japanese-Italian. Offers unique Tokyo-Italian cuisine and traditional Edomae-style sushi. Restaurant prides itself on first-class food and Japanese Omotenashi service. Reservations suggested. $$$ E

Grotta Azzurra grottaazzurrany .com 212 925 8775 | 177 Mulberry St. (Broome St.), NYC 10013 Italian. Newly renovated 100-year-old restaurant. Italian award-winning wine list; private dining up to 150. Outdoor cafe and stunning design. Celebrity favorite. $$$ AC

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Guy’s American Kitchen & Bar guysamerican.com 646 532 GUYS (4897) | 220 W. 44th St. (Seventh–Eighth Aves.), NYC 10036 American. Celebrity Chef Guy Fieri recently opened this 500-seat restaurant in Times Square, featuring Guy’s signature style of cooking: big on flavor, short on boundaries. $$$ AE

Hakkasan New York hakkasan .com/newyork/ 212 776 1818 311 W. 43rd St. (Eighth–Ninth Aves.), NYC 10036 Michelin-starred modern Chinese cuisine. Elegant bar features innovative selection of skillfully crafted cocktails made with fresh pressed juices, purees, foams and other fresh ingredients. Reservations suggested. Dinner daily; brunch Sat., Sun. $$$$ A

Hakubai kitano.com 212 885 7111 Kitano Hotel New York, 66 Park Ave. (38th St.), NYC 10016 Japanese. Serves distinctive kaiseki cuisine, noted for its exquisite presentation as well as its delicate taste. $$$$ A

HanGawi hangawirestaurant .com 212 213 0077 | 12 E. 32nd St. (Madison–Fifth Aves.), NYC 10016 Korean, Vegetarian. Fine dining restaurant serving Korean-inspired vegetarian cuisine for lunch and dinner. Voted one of the top vegetar-ian restaurants by Zagat. Reservations suggested. $$$

Hard Rock Café hardrock.com 212 343 3355 | 1501 Broadway (43rd St.), NYC 10036 American. American cuisine with high-energy rock-’n’-roll atmosphere, world-famous memorabilia and signature merchandise. $$ A See Ad Index on pg. 240 for online info and ad page.

Harlow harlownyc.com 212 935 6600 | 111 E. 56th St. (Lexington–Park Aves.), NYC 10022 Seafood. Within an alluring clubhouse atmosphere that is whimsical, comfortable and stylish, Harlow’s guests will enjoy a global menu with an emphasis on seafood. Reservations suggested. Closed Sun. $$$$ A

The Harrison theharrison.com 212 274 9310 | 355 Greenwich St. (Harrison St.), NYC 10013 American. TriBeCa favorite serving contempo-rary American cuisine and sincere hospitality in a casually elegant setting that includes an outdoor cafe. Reservations suggested. $$$ A

Harry’s Café and Steak harrys nyc.com 212 785 9200 | One Hanover Square (Pearl–Stone Sts.), NYC 10004 Steakhouse, New American, International. Historic Financial District café and intimate steakhouse located in landmarked 1851 India House building features casual contempo-rary cuisine, USDA Prime Beef and New American fare. $$$

Harry’s Italian Pizza Bar harrys italian.com 212 747 0797 | 2 Gold St. (Maiden Lane–Platt St.), NYC 10004 Italian. Single and family-style Italian cuisine and pizza for lunch, dinner. Bar area serves cocktails, pizza til 4am Thurs.–Sat. Takeout, delivery throughout Lower Manhattan. $$$ A

Haru Amsterdam harusushi.com 212 579 5655 | 433 Amsterdam Ave. (80th–81st Sts.), NYC 10024 Japanese. One of the pioneers of modern Japanese dining in New York, and the first establishment of the popular Haru restaurant group. Outdoor seating. $$$

Haru Broadway harusushi.com 212 398 9810 | 205 W. 43rd St. (Seventh Ave.), NYC 10036 A modern Japanese restaurant known for its ample portions and striking design. Serving inventive Japanese cuisine ranging from sushi and sashimi to signature dishes. Reservations suggested. $$$

Haru Gramercy Park harusushi .com 646 428 0989 | 220 Park Ave. South (18th St.), NYC 10003 Japanese, Asian Fusion. Offering a modern take on sushi plus signature hot dishes like king crab dumplings, spicy garlic shrimp, grilled filet mignon teriyaki. Extensive specialty cocktails, sakes. Reservations suggested. $$$ A

Haru Sake Bar harusushi.com 212 452 1028 | 1327 Third Ave. (76th St.), NYC 10021 Japanese. A sleek Upper East Side destination for late-night sushi, offering extensive lists of sake, wine and cocktails. Open for lunch and dinner daily. $$$

Haru Wall Street harusushi.com 212 785 6850 | 1 Wall Street Court (intersection of Wall, Pearl & Beaver Sts.), NYC 10005 Japanese. This popular Financial District restaurant is known for modern, inventive Japanese cuisine, including sushi, sashimi, creative salads, signature dishes, specialty rolls and cocktails. $$$

Hatsuhana Sushi Restaurant hatsuhana.com 212 355 3345 17 E. 48th St. (Madison–Fifth Aves.), NYC 10017 Japanese. “Luscious sushi and sashimi; doting service.”—Zagat, 2003. Closed Sun. $$$ AB

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Havana Central at the West End havanacentral.com 212 662 8830 2911 Broadway (113th–114th Sts.), NYC 10025 Cuban. An authentic Cuban dining experience. Try their empana-das, paellas, the mojitos and sangrias. $$

Havana Central Times Square havanacentral.com 212 398 7440 151 W. 46th St. (Sixth–Seventh Aves.), NYC 10036 Cuban. A top NYC Cuban restaurant. Fantastic mojitos and sangria. Private parties, pre- and post-theater, kids’ menu. $$ AE

Haven Rooftop havenrooftop .com 212 466 9000 | Sanctuary Hotel, 132 W. 47th St. (Sixth–Seventh Aves.), NYC 10018 American, French. Swanky rooftop lounge and restaurant at the Sanctuary Hotel offers lunch, dinner and stunning city views, ideal for any occasion. $$$ AE

HB Burger hbburger.com 212 575 5848 | 127 W. 43rd St. (Sixth Ave.–Broadway), NYC 10036 American. Handmade burgers featuring prime angus beef. Nothing on the menu over $9. “World’s Smallest Sundae” in a 3oz. mug for $1.75. Heartland Brewery house beers. $$ E

Heartbeat wnewyork.com /restaurantsandlounges 212 407 2900 | W New York Hotel, 149 E. 49th St. (Third–Lexington Aves.), NYC 10017 Modern American cuisine focused on purity of flavor through the use of whole, organic products. Breakfast daily, lunch Mon.–Fri., brunch Sat., Sun. $$$

Heartland Brewery and Chophouse heartlandbrewery.com 646 366 0235 127 W. 43rd St. (Sixth Ave.–Broadway), NYC 10036 American, Steakhouse. New York’s most highly rated restau-rant brewery by New York Magazine and Saga’s Nightlife Guide. “A blast.” $$$ A

Heartland Brewery & Rotisserie heartlandbrewery.com 212 563 3433 350 Fifth Ave. (34th St., in the Empire State Building), NYC 10118 American, Steakhouse. New York’s most highly rated restaurant brewery by New York Magazine and Saga’s Nightlife Guide. “A blast.” $$$ A

Heights Café heightscafeny.com 718 625 5555 | 84 Montague St. (Hicks St.), Brooklyn Heights, Brook lyn 11201 American, Continental. Stylish, casual cafe in the heart of Brooklyn Heights, a short block from famous Promenade. Full bar, weekend brunch, seasonal outdoor cafe. Open daily. $$$ A

Hill Country Barbecue Market hillcountryny.com 212 255 4544 | 30 W. 26th St. (Broadway–Sixth Ave.), NYC 10010 Named “Best Barbecue” by NY Magazine, Time Out NY; “Top 10 U.S. Barbecue” by Wall Street Journal. Honors Texas’ barbecue and live music capital, Austin. $$ AE

Hornblower NY hornblower.com 212 337 0001, 888 467 6256 | 2 termi-nals: Pier 40 (West–Houston Sts.), Pier 15 (So. St. Seaport). American. Hornblower creates amazing experi-ences with unparalleled elegance aboard New York’s premier fleet of luxury yachts. Step aboard at Pier 40 (Hudson River/Houston St.), or Pier 15 (East River/South St. Seaport). $$$$$ AE See Ad Index on pg. 240 for online info and ad page. See coupon in back of book.

Hospoda hospodanyc.com 212 861 1038 | 321 E. 73 St. (First–Second Aves.), NYC 10021 Eastern European, Eclectic. Seasonal, farm-to-table Czech-inspired cuisine in an authentic Czech environment, accompanied by an impeccable beer and wine selection. $$$$ AE

Il Cantinori Restaurant ilcantinori .com 212 673 6044 | 32 E. 10th St. (University Pl.–Broadway), NYC 10003 Northern Italian. Lots of flowers. Simply prepared foods. Celebrity sightings. Romantic, candlelit place. $$$ A

Il Cortile Restaurant ilcortile.com 212 226 6060 | 125 Mulberry St. (Canal–Hester Sts.), NYC 10013 Italian. Chef Michael DeGeorgio welcomes patrons to this charming skylight garden in historic Little Italy. Multilingual. $$ A

ilili Restaurant ililinyc.com 212 683 2929 | 236 Fifth Ave. (27th–28th Sts.), NYC 10001 Lebanese/Mediterranean. Tradition meets sophistication at contemporary Mediterranean restau-rant offering inspired cuisine. Décor echoes diverse menu, combining richness of Old Lebanon with unmis-takable New York style. Open late. Cocktails. Reservations required. $$$ A

Il Mulino ilmulino.com 212 673 3873 86 W. 3rd St. (Thompson–Sullivan Sts.), NYC 10012 Italian. The epitome of tra-ditional white table cloth, old New York Italian. A Greenwich Village staple serving the finest Abruzzi cuisine for over 30 years. Reservations suggested. $$$$$

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Il Pesce eatalyny.com/eat /il-pesce 212 229 2560 | Eataly, 200 Fifth Ave. (23rd–24th Sts.), NYC 10010 Italian, Seafood. Chef Dave Pasternack presents creative and traditional takes on Italian seafood. Daily selections: whole market fish “al forno” (roasted) or “alla piastra” (pan seared), oysters. $$$

Il Punto Ristorante/Osteria Gelsi ilpuntonyc.com 212 244 0088 507-509 Ninth Ave. (38th St.), NYC 10018 Italian. The authentic regional specialties represent the best of Italy: beautiful, fresh homemade pastas and desserts plus special wines. Lunch, dinner, pre-theater, prix-fixe menus. $$$ ABE

Il Tesoro Ristorante iltesoro.com 212 861 9620 | 1578 First Ave. (82nd St.), NYC 10028 Italian, Seafood. “Simpatico chic” Italian cuisine by chef AJ Black. All fresh whole fish and fresh seafood cooked to perfection, along with wild game and fresh-made pasta dishes. Outdoor seating. Reservations suggested. $$$

Inakaya New York inakayany.com 212 354 2195 | 620 Eighth Ave. (40th St.), NYC 10018 Japanese. This theatrical Japanese restaurant offers authentic Robata-yaki (Japanese barbecue) and sushi dishes, along with a wide variety of sake, in the heart of the Theatre District. Reservations suggested. $$$ A

Indochine indochinenyc.com 212 505 5111 | 430 Lafayette St. (4th St.–Astor Pl.), NYC 10003 French/Vietnamese. Sexy ambiance and exotic cuisine make this restaurant an ideal downtown setting. $$$ A

Isabella’s isabellas.com 212 724 2100 | 359 Columbus Ave. (77th St.), NYC 10024 New American/Mediter ranean. Blend of Mediterranean and modern American fare. Bar, dinner, lunch, outdoor dining, prix-fixe menu. Dress code. Reservations suggested. $$$ AC

Isola Trattoria & Crudo Bar isola soho.com 212 389 0000 | 9 Crosby St. (Howard–Grand Sts.), NYC 10013 Italian, Mediterranean. The food and ambiance at this coastal Italian restaurant is inspired by the Amalfi Coast, the Italian Riviera and Sicily. Reservations suggested. $$$$ A

I Trulli Ristorante/Enoteca itrulli .com 212 481 7372 | 122 E. 27th St. (Lexington–Park Aves.), NYC 10016 Italian. Romantic Italian restaurant fea-turing the cooking of Puglia. Wine bar, fireplace, beautiful outdoor garden and award-winning wine list. Open daily. $$$ A

Jack the Horse Tavern jackthe horse.com 718 852 5084 | 66 Hicks St. (Cranberry St.), Brooklyn Heights, Brooklyn 11201 New American. Lively, upscale American tavern serving exceptional-quality food, premium beers and great wines at affordable prices. $$$ A

Jazz at Kitano kitano.com/dining /jazz-at-kitano2 212 885 7000 | The Kitano New York, 66 Park Ave. (38th St.), NYC 10016 New American, Pan-Asian. Accommodates 65 guests for breakfast, lunch, dinner and cocktails in an airy setting, offering pan-Asian influenced contemporary American cuisine. Live jazz, Sunday jazz brunch. Reservations suggested. $$$ AC

Jean Georges jean-georges.com 212 299 3900 | 1 Central Park W. (Columbus Circle–60th St.), NYC 10023 French. Jean-Georges Vongerichten’s New French cuisine, served in a dining room, cafe and outdoor terrace. Don’t miss the $24 prix fixe lunch served at Nougatine year-round. $$$$$ ABC

JoJo jean-georges.com 212 223 5656 | 160 E. 64th St. (Third–Lexing ton Aves.), NYC 10021 French. Jean-Georges Vongerichten’s first restau-rant, serving contemporary French cuisine. Open every day, brunch on Sun. Don’t miss the $24 prix-fixe lunch served year-round. Reservations required. $$$$

Jules Bistro julesbistro.com 212 477 5560 | 65 St. Marks Pl. (First–Second Aves.), NYC 10003 French. Boulevard St. Germain on St. Mark’s. The live jazz, romantic lighting, charming brocante and authentic bistro cuisine are still beloved by locals twenty years later. $$$

Junoon junoonnyc.com 212 490 2100 | 27 W. 24th St. (Fifth–Sixth Aves.), NYC 10010 Indian. Offers authentic, yet elegantly modern take on Indian fare. Features the five most important techniques of Indian cooking. Fresh spices ground daily, ensuring freshest flavors. Reservations suggested. $$$$ A

Kefi Restaurant kefirestaurant .com 212 873 0200 | 505 Columbus Ave. (84th–85th Sts.), NYC 10024 Greek. This neighborhood gem on the Upper West Side serves a menu of rustic Greek fare inspired by the authentic dishes of Chef Michael Psilakis’ childhood. Reservations suggested. $$$ AE

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Kellari Taverna kellari.us 212 221 0144 | 19 W. 44th St. (Fifth–Sixth Aves.), NYC 10036 Greek. Enter as strangers, leave as friends. Experi ence a variety of Greek specialties. $$$

Ken & Cook kenandcook.com 212 966 3058 | 19 Kenmare St. (Elizabeth St.), NYC 10012 New American, Seafood. Contemporary American bistro from Jean-Georges alum executive chef Richard Diamonte, creating downtown New York’s newest staple eatery in NoLIta. Reservations suggested. $$$

Kesté Pizza & Vino kestepizzeria .com 212 243 1500 | 271 Bleecker St. (Morton St.), NYC 10014 Italian. Authentic Neapolitan pizzas and more. Among “50 Best Pizza Places in the U.S.”— Food & Wine magazine. Gluten-free options. Imported Italian wine, craft beers. $$$ A

Kingswood kingswoodnyc.com 212 645 0018 | 121 W. 10th St. (Sixth Ave.–Greenwich Ave.), NYC 10011 New American. This neighborhood favorite with a seasonally-driven menu opened in Greenwich Village in 2007. The restaurant supports all local farmers and producers. Reservations suggested. $$$ A

Kin Shop kinshopnyc.com 212 675 4295 | 469 Sixth Ave. (11th–12th Sts.), NYC 10011 This contemporary Thai restaurant opened by Harold Dieterle, season one winner of “Top Chef,” features contemporary reinterpreta-tions of traditional Thai dishes. $$$

Kittichai kittichairestaurant.com 212 219 2000 | 60 Thompson St. (Broome–Spring Sts.), NYC 10012 Authentic modern Thai cuisine, located in the SoHo boutique hotel, Sixty Thompson. Reservations required. Outdoor dining. $$$ A

Knickerbocker Bar & Grill knickerbockerbarandgrill.com 212 228 8490 | 33 University Pl. (9th St.), NYC 10003 New American, Steakhouse. Greenwich Village eatery known for great jazz, 28-ounce T-bone steaks. Features 100-year-old marble bar, turn-of-the-century posters and original Hirschfeld carica-tures. Reservations suggested. $$$ AE

Kristalbelli kristalbelli.com 212 290 2211 | 8 W. 36th St. (Fifth–Sixth Aves.), NYC 10018 Korean. Upscale restau-rant using only the finest ingredients to showcase the full range of authen-tic Korean flavors, and to spotlight the delicate aspects of Korean cuisine. Reservations suggested. $$$$ AE

Ktchn ktchnnyc.com 212 868 2999 508 W. 42nd St. (Tenth–Eleventh Aves.), NYC 10036 New American, Mediterranean. Executive Chef Dale Schnell serves modern American cuisine based on traditional American cooking and inspired by the seasons. Seating includes comfortable ban-quettes, sociable communal table. $$$ A

Kutsher’s Tribeca kutshers tribeca.com 212 431 0606 186 Franklin St. (Hudson–Greenwich Sts.), NYC 10013 New American, Delicatessen. Upscale comfort food with a deli twist in a sophisticated yet comfortable downtown setting. Offers a full bar and small bites to more substantial dishes. Reservations suggested. $$$ AE

L’Absinthe Brasserie-Restaurant labsinthe.com 212 794 4950 | 227 E. 67th St. (Second–Third Aves.), NYC 10021 French. An authentic, Upper East Side, turn-of-the-century French brasserie with a Parisian scene. Serving contemporary and timeless French cuisine. $$$$ A

La Cenita emmgrp.com/restaurants /la-cenita 646 289 3930 409 W. 14th St. (Ninth Ave.–Washington St.), NYC 10014 Mexican. On the northern edge of the Meatpacking District. Features a Mexican-inspired menu of small plates by Executive Chef Akhtar Nawab. Full bar, two floors. Chef’s table. Dinner only. Reservations sug-gested. $$$

Lafayette lafayetteny.com 212 533 3000 | 380 Lafayette St. (Great Jones St.), NYC 10003 A French grand café and bakery by award-winning Chef Andrew Carmellini, open morning, noon and night in the heart of NoHo. Family-style dining. Reservations suggested. $$$ A

La Fonda del Sol patinagroup .com/east/lafondadelsol 212 867 6767 | 200 Park Ave. (44th St. & Vanderbilt Ave.), NYC 10166 Spanish. Selection of dishes from across Spain with a focus on tapas, plus Latin-influenced dishes. Bar and lounge separates the upper level dining room. Reservations suggested. Closed Sun. $$$

La Marina lamarinanyc.com 212 567 6300 | 348 Dyckman St. (Staff St.–Hudson River), NYC 10034 American, Seafood, Steakhouse. An ideal spot to enjoy cocktails at sunset, a romantic, moonlit dinner with stunning river views, or host an event. A unique NYC waterfront experience. $$$ E

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La Masseria lamasserianyc.com 212 582 2111 | 235 W. 48th St. (Broadway–Eighth Ave.), NYC 10036 Italian. Exquisite Theatre District res-taurant offers finest cuisine, wines from Italy’s Puglia region. Earth tones and farm objects create warm, rural ambience. Near all Times Square hotels, shows. Reservations required. Outdoor dining. $$$ A

The Lambs Club Restaurant & Bar thelambsclub.com 212 997 5262 132 W. 44th St. (Sixth Ave.–Broadway), NYC 10036 New American. Historic Landmark restaurant/bar in Times Square. American cuisine by Food Network Chef Geoffrey Zakarian. Breakfast, lunch, dinner, afternoon tea, pre-/post-theater. Handcrafted cocktails. Open late. Live jazz Wed., 7:30pm. $$$$ AE

Langan’s Irish Pub & Restaurant langans.com 212 869 5482 150 W. 47th St. (Sixth–Seventh Aves.), NYC 10036 Irish, American. Great food, great bar. Sociable, affordable everyday at lunch and dinner. Pre-theatre, prix-fixe. Sunday jazz brunch. Bar scene with complimentary tidbits. Discounted parking. $$$ E

La Piazza eataly.com/la-piazza 212 229 2560 | Eataly, 200 Fifth Ave. (enter on 23rd St.), NYC 10010 Italian. Eataly’s enoteca features marble bars and standing tables. Homemade mozzarella, salumi and ice cold oysters are featured daily, along with spectacular wines and beer. $$ A

La Piazzetta lapiazzettany.com 718 349 1627 | 442 Graham Ave. (Frost–Richardson Sts.), Williamsburg, Brooklyn 11211 Italian. The exceptional cuisine, antique bar and skylight ceiling give an experience that’s hard to forget. Reservations recommended. $$$ A

La Pizza & La Pasta eatalyny.com /eat/la-pizza-la-pasta 212 229 2560 Eataly, 200 Fifth Ave. (23rd–24th Sts.), NYC 10010 Italian. Eataly enlists experts Rossopomodoro to present classic Neapolitan pizza. Fresh Pasta Counter offers expertly prepared dishes with house-made fresh or high quality dry pastas. $$$

La Villette lavillettenyc.com 212 255 0300 | 10 Downing St. (Sixth Ave.), NYC 10014 Southern French Provençal classics reflecting coastal Mediterranean flavors include owner’s and chef’s family recipes. Atmosphere is 1920s Parisian brasserie with original décor from the period. Outdoor seating. Reservations suggested. $$$ A

Lavo lavony.com 212 750 5588 | 39 E. 58th St. (Park–Madison Aves.), NYC 10022 Italian. Features Southern Italian bistro on one level and a sub-terranean nightclub on the lower level. Late-night dining Thurs.–Sat. til 3am. Reservations required. $$$ A

The Lcl: Bar & Kitchen thelclnyc .com 212 405 4399 | The Westin New York Grand Central, 212 E. 42nd St. (Second–Third Aves.), NYC 10017 American. Offering creative cocktails and a seasonal menu in a contempo-rary setting inspired by nature. Proudly serving Organic Avenue juices and Stumptown coffee. $$$ A

Le Bernardin le-bernardin.com 212 554 1515 | 155 W. 51st St. (Sixth–Seventh Aves.), NYC 10019 French/Seafood. World-class French seafood in Midtown. Chef Eric Ripert’s “exquisite” fare joins with service as “flawless” as “clockwork.”—Zagat, 2006 (rated number one). Awarded highest ranking of four stars in The New York Times and three stars by Michelin. Reservations required. $$$$ A

Le Cirque lecirque.com 212 644 0202 | 151 E. 58th St. (Third–Lexing ton Aves.), NYC 10022 French. Under the leadership of the Maccioni family, this legendary restaurant entertains and attends to patrons with hallmark service, as it has done for almost 40 years. Chef’s table; cooking classes. $$$$$ ACE

Le Cirque Café lecirquecafe.com 212 644 0202 | 151 E. 58th St. (Third–Lexington Aves.), NYC 10022 French, Italian. Le Cirque’s more casual bistro next door still provides its hallmark service, exciting atmosphere and excellent cuisine. Great prix fixe lunch and dinner offerings. Reservations suggested. Closed Sun. $$$ A

L’École, The Restaurant of The International Culinary Center lecolenyc.com 212 219 3300 462 Broadway (Grand St.), NYC 10013 French. The International Culinary Center’s restaurant serves contempo-rary French cuisine in SoHo. Prix fixe three-, four- and five-course menus. Closed Sun. $$$ A

Le Colonial Restaurant lecolonial nyc.com 212 752 0808 | 149 E. 57th St. (Third–Lexington Aves.), NYC 10022 Vietnamese restaurant serves authen-tic cuisine with a French accent. Early-20th-century Southeast Asian atmo-sphere. $$$

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Left Bank leftbanknewyork.com 212 727 1170 | 117 Perry St. (Green wich St.), NYC 10014 New American. This market-driven West Village restaurant serves locally, sustainably and humanely raised food. The ideal is to keep the cuisine simple and delicious. Family-style dining. $$$$

The Leopard at Des Artistes theleopardnyc.com 212 787 8767 1 W. 67th St. (Central Park West), NYC 10023 Italian. Fine dining in land-marked setting with famous murals. Rooted in the Southern Italian culinary traditions, with absolute quality of ingredients, passion and outstanding service. Reservations suggested. $$$$ A

Le Périgord leperigord.com 212 755 6244 | 405 E. 52nd St. (First Ave.), NYC 10022 French. Romantic, refined, resolutely French. Haute, but never haughty, cuisine and service. Jacket and tie required. Reservations required. $$$

Le Rivage lerivagenyc.com 212 765 7374 | 340 W. 46th St. (Eighth–Ninth Aves.), NYC 10036 French. “One of the best buys on Broadway... a cut above the Restaurant Row throng.”—Zagat, 2005. $$$$

Les Halles leshalles.net 212 679 4111 | 411 Park Ave. So. (28th–29th Sts.), NYC 10016 French. A typical Parisian brasserie serving fresh, simple dishes of France’s everyday cuisine. Home base of chef-at-large Anthony Bourdain. Outdoor dining. $$$ B

Les Halles Downtown leshalles .net 212 285 8585 | 15 John St. (Broadway–Nassau St.), NYC 10038 French. Typical bustling Parisian bras-serie, made famous by chef Anthony Bourdain, serves simple, market-fresh dishes. Casual and fun atmosphere. $$$ A

Le Singe Vert lesingevert.com 212 366 4100 | 160 Seventh Ave. (20th St.), NYC 10011 French. A hospitable slice of France in Chelsea. Menu includes bistro classics: steak frites, Raie au Beurre Noir, chilled Pot au Chocolat, seafood and oyster bar. $$$

Le Verdure eataly.com/le-verdure 212 229 2560 | Eataly, 200 Fifth Ave. (23rd–24th Sts.), NYC 1001 Italian, Vegetarian. Celebrates vegetables in all their forms—raw, grilled, roasted, fried, dipped in bagna cauda. Selection changes seasonally. Monthly specials highlight different regions of Italy. $$$

Lexington Brass emmgroupinc .com/restaurants/lexington-brass/ 212 392 5976 | 517 Lexington Ave. (48th St.), NYC 10017 New American. American bistro, located at the corner of Lexington and 48th, offers seasonal breakfast, brunch, lunch and dinner options including pancakes, kale salad and fried chicken. Reservations suggested. $$$ AE

The Library at The Public thelibraryatthepublic.com 212 539 8777 | The Public Theater, 425 Lafayette St. (Astor Pl.), mezzanine level, NYC 10003 New American. A supper club and cocktail lounge tucked away in the mezzanine of The Public Theater, open to neighbors and theater-goers nightly. Chef’s table. $$$ A

Lido lidoharlem.com 646 490 8575 2168 Frederick Douglass Blvd./Eighth Ave. (117th St.), NYC 10026 Italian. James Beard Award winner Serena Bass creates unique twists on the classics, enhanced by friendly staff. On Harlem’s restaurant row, new traditions in the making. Outdoor seating. Reservations suggested. $$$ AE

Lincoln Ristorante lincoln ristorante.com 212 359 6500 | 142 W. 65th St. (Broadway–Amster dam Ave.), NYC 10023 Italian. Offering executive Chef Jonathan Benno’s modern interpretation of Italian cuisine, the restaurant features a central open kitchen and breathtaking panoramic views of Lincoln Center. Reservations suggested. $$$$ ABC

Lobby Lounge, New York Hilton Midtown newyorkhiltonhotel .com/new-york-dining/index.cfm 212 586 7000 | 1335 Sixth Ave. (53rd St.), NYC 10019 International. Bar and lounge. Cocktails, wines and beers, and light fare all afternoon and evening. $$ A

Lobster Box lobsterbox restaurant.com 718 885 1952 34 City Island Ave. (Belden–Rochelle Sts.), City Island, Bronx 10464 Seafood. A restaurant offering the freshest seafood and finest meats overlooking the water in picturesque City Island. $$$

Locanda Verde locandaverdenyc .com 212 925 3797 | 377 Greenwich St. (North Moore St.), NYC 10013 Italian. This casual, energetic taverna from Robert DeNiro serves Andrew Carmellini’s soul-satisfying urban Italian cooking in an airy, high- ceilinged space, open to the street. Outdoor seating. Reservations sug-gested. $$$$ A

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Loi Restaurant loirestaurant.com 212 875 8600 | 208 W. 70th St. (Amsterdam Ave.), NYC 10023 Greek, Mediterranean. Chef Maria Loi prepares authentic recipes including acclaimed pastitsio and grape leaves. Moussaka, bronzino, roasted lemon chicken and other dishes expertly paired with Greek wines. Reservations suggested. $$$ A

LT Bar & Grill ltbarandgrill.com 212 582 8200 | 8 W. 40th St. (Fifth–Sixth Aves.), NYC 10018 American bar and grill by acclaimed Chef Laurent Tourondel is steps from Bryant Park. An extensive food and beverage selection make it a Midtown essential. Closed Sun. $$$ A

Lucille’s Bar & Grill bbkingblues .com 212 997 4144 | 237 W. 42nd St. (Seventh–Eighth Aves.), NYC 10036 Steakhouse. The bar, grill and live music venue lays claim to New York City’s signature 38-ounce bone-in rib-eye. $$$ AE

Lucky Strike NYC bowllucky strike.com/locations/new-york /nyc/ 646 829 0170 | 624-660 W. 42nd St. (Twelfth Ave.), NYC 10036 American. Unique entertainment restaurant and bar provides bowling lane-side service and separate lounge. Stimulating atmosphere of art, music and energy. WiFi. Late-night menu. $$$ AE

Lupa Osteria Romana luparestaurant.com 212 982 5089 170 Thompson St. (E. Houston–Bleecker Sts.), NYC 10012 Italian. Fun trattoria with Roman specialties. Casual downtown atmosphere. Affordable. Reservations required. $$$ A

Lure Fishbar lurefishbar.com 212 431 7676 | 142 Mercer St. (Prince St.), NYC 10012 Seafood. Trendy SoHo spot. Perfect for seafood favorites, outstanding sushi, classic cocktails. Appetizers and entrees feature freshest fish and shellfish available. Raw bar; great hamburgers. $$ A

Macelleria macelleria.com 212 741 2555 | 48 Gansevoort St. (Greenwich–Washington Sts.), NYC 10014 Italian, Steakhouse. The Italian butcher shop serving USDA Prime dry aged steaks in a Meatpacking District warehouse. Wine cellar, outdoor seating, bar, private rooms. Buyouts available. $$$$ A

Macy’s Cellar Bar & Grill rapatina .com/macyscellar 212 868 3001 | 151 W. 34th St. (Sixth–Seventh Aves.), NYC 10001 International. Neighborhood bar and grill inside New York’s most famous and largest store. Casual menu, historical decor. $ A

Maialino maialinonyc.com 212 777 2410 | 2 Lexington Ave. (21st St./Gramercy Park North), NYC 10010 Italian. A Roman-style trattoria designed by David Rockwell, from Danny Meyer’s Union Square Hospitality Group. Located at the Gramercy Park Hotel, overlooking historic Gramercy Park. Reservations suggested. $$$$ AE

Malbec Restaurant and Tango House Theater malbechouse.com 212 419 4645 | 428 Lafayette St. (4th St.–Astor Pl.), NYC 10003 Argentine. Malbec Restaurant and Wine Bar has Argentinian-inspired cuisine and 200 Argentine wines. Tango House, cabaret-style theater, features live musicians, dancing couples and singers. $$$

Maloney & Porcelli maloneyand porcelli.com 212 750 2233 | 37 E. 50th St. (Park–Madison Aves.), NYC 10022 Steakhouse. “Everything’s gigantic at this...power chophouse.”—Zagat, 2002. “Top 10 dishes: 1. Crackling pork shank.”—USA Today. $$$$

The Manhattan Club at Rosie O’Grady’s rosieogradys.com 212 582 2975 | 800 Seventh Ave. (52nd St.), NYC 10019 Steakhouse, Seafood. A landmark steak and seafood house in the tradition of the great New York saloons. $$$ E

Manon manon-nyc.com 212 596 7255 | 407 W. 14th St. (Ninth Ave.–Washington St.), NYC 10014 New American. Locally-sourced, seasonal Modern American fare with worldly inspirations by Chef Tae Strain, complimented by well-curated, innovative cocktail program. Social late-night music destination. Reservations suggested. $$$$ A

Manzo Ristorante eatalyny.com /eat/manzo 212 229 2560 | Eataly, 200 Fifth Ave. (23rd–24th Sts.), NYC 10010 Italian. Formal, but not stuffy, restaurant focusing on Slow Food–approved Piedmontese beef. Rich, meaty pasta dishes; beef tasting menu including brains, heart, tongue and steak. $$$$

Marbella Restaurant marbella restaurant.com 718 423 0100 220-33 Northern Blvd. (220th Pl.), Bayside, Queens 11361 Spanish, Continental and American cuisine at its best. Veal, chicken, fish, beef, seafood, pasta. Catering experience. $$$ A

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Mario’s Restaurant mariosrest arthurave.com 718 584 1188 | 2342 Arthur Ave. (184th–186th Sts.), Bronx 10458 Italian. Since 1919, five genera-tions of family chefs have served Neapolitan cuisine. Recipient of the James Beard Award, among others. $$ A

MarkJoseph Steakhouse markjosephsteakhouse.com 212 277 0020 | 261 Water St. (Peck Slip–Dover St.), NYC 10038 Steakhouse. Specializing in USDA Prime dry aged beef and fresh seafood. “Welcome to the family” atmosphere and superior service. Located downtown in Manhattan’s Financial District. Reservations suggested. Closed Sun. $$$$

The Marrow themarrownyc.com 212 428 6000 | 99 Bank St. (Hudson–Greenwich Sts.), NYC 10014 German, Italian. Located amidst picturesque West Village brownstones and cob-blestone streets, this contemporary restaurant takes inspiration from Chef Harold Dieterle’s mixed ancestry. Italian, German, Austrian and wines. $$$$

Marseille marseillenyc.com 212 333 2323 | 630 Ninth Ave. (44th St.), NYC 10036 French/Mediterranean. Hell’s Kitchen’s pre- and post-theater hot spot. Southern French and Mediterranean cuisine of acclaimed Chef Andy D’Amico. Among New York City’s best bouillabaisse and steak frites. $$$

Martinique Café 212 244 2651 1260 Broadway (32nd–33rd Sts.), NYC 10001 Featuring contemporary American cuisine in a comfortable setting perfect for casual dining or business meetings. $$

Mas (La Grillade) maslagrillade .com 212 255 1795 | 28 Seventh Ave. South (Leroy–Bedford Sts.), NYC 10014 New American. James Beard Award winner Galen Zamarra’s seasonal menu prepared using locally grown, sustainably raised foods, cooked solely over fires of oak, apple and other hardwoods. Reservations sug-gested. $$$$ A

Match 65 match65.com 212 737 4400 | 29 E. 65th St. (Park–Madison Aves.), NYC 10065 French. This brasserie, featuring French food in a romantic Parisian atmosphere, has all the class of its neighborhood without a trace of the stuffiness. Open 24 hours. Outdoor seating. Reservations suggested. $$$ AE

Max Brenner Chocolate Restaurant maxbrenner.com 646 467 8803 841 Broadway (14th St.), NYC 10003 American, Dessert/Coffeehouse. Considered among the very best dessert destinations, Max Brenner encourages guests to experience chocolate with all five senses through chocolate pizza, fondue, crepes and more. Reservations suggested. $$ E

Maya richardsandoval.com/mayany 212 585 1818 | 1191 First Ave. (64th–65th Sts.), NYC 10021 Mexican. Chef Sandoval orchestrates authentic Mexican cooking into a modern culinary symphony. $$$ A

Maze by Gordon Ramsay gordon ramsay.com/mazeatthelondonnyc 212 468 8889 | 151 W. 54th St. (Sixth–Seventh Aves.), NYC 10019 French. Offers a French-influenced seasonal menu served among chic interiors designed by David Collins. The dynamic energy of the London Bar complements the dining experience. $$$$ A

McCormick & Schmick’s Seafood Restaurant mccormickand schmicks.com 212 459 1222 1285 Sixth Ave. (52nd St.), NYC 10019 Seafood, Steakhouse. This traditional fish house, located near the Theater District, offers 30 varieties of fresh fish. Menus change daily. Private and semi-private dining available. $$$ AE

Megu Midtown megurestaurants .com 212 964 7777 | Trump World Tower, 845 UN Plaza (First Ave. and 47th St.), NYC 10017 Japanese. Modern, authentic Japanese restaurant is inviting, sexy and includes a beautiful lounge area. Fine cuisine served in a spacious, elegant environment. $$$$ A

Megu New York megurestaurants.com 212 964 7777 62 Thomas St. (West Broad way–Church St.), NYC 10013 Modern Japanese cuisine using only the freshest, all-natural ingredients in an elegant, inviting setting. $$$$ A

Melibea melibeanyc.com 212 463 0090 | 2 Bank St. (Greenwich Ave.–Waverly Pl.), NYC 10014 Mediterranean. West Village culinary destination offering urban Mediterranean cuisine, following the lead of Chef Alex Ureña, whose menu celebrates the dishes of the vast Mediterranean. Chef’s table. Reservations suggested. $$$$

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Melt meltnyc.com 718 230 5925 440 Bergen St. (Fifth–Flatbush Aves.), Park Slope, Brooklyn 11217 New American. Simple yet sophisticated modern dining. Fine wines, signature cocktails, late night bar scene. Weekend brunch, $20 tasting menu every Tues. $$$ A

Mercer Kitchen themercer kitchen.com 212 966 5454 | Mercer Hotel, 99 Prince St. (Mercer St.), NYC 10012 French/New American. Jean-Georges Vongerichten’s all-black, hip, retro SoHo restaurant serves French-inspired New American fare. Don’t miss the special $24 prix fixe lunch served year-round. $$$

Met Grill metropolitannewyork city.doubletree.com 212 752 7000 DoubleTree by Hilton Metropolitan–New York City, 569 Lexington Ave. (51st St.), NYC 10022 American. Casual and stylish restaurant located at the DoubleTree by Hilton Metropolitan Hotel. Open daily til 11am for full American or Continental breakfast buffet. $$ A

Mezzogiorno Restaurant mezzogiorno.com 212 334 2112 195 Spring St. (Sullivan St.), NYC 10012 Northern Italian. Lively Florentine res-taurant in central SoHo, the meeting place of the downtown fashion and art worlds, offers Tuscan cuisine, fine wine list and café seating. Outdoor seating. Reservations recommended. $$$

Michael Jordan’s The Steak House N.Y.C. michaeljordansnyc.com 212 655 2300 | Grand Central Terminal, 23 Vanderbilt Ave. (43rd–44th Sts.), NYC 10017 Steakhouse. Situated on the north and west balconies of Grand Central Terminal’s main concourse, this popular steakhouse ranks among the top in New York. $$$$ A

Michael’s michaelsnewyork.com 212 767 0555 | 24 W. 55th St. (Fifth–Sixth Aves.), NYC 10019 Tasty, healthy California cuisine using fresh ingredi-ents. Contemporary dining room with beautiful modern art. Closed Sat. lunch, Sun. $$$$ A

Mihoko’s 21 Grams mihokos21 grams.com 212 741 0021 | 16 W. 22nd St. (Fifth–Sixth Aves.), NYC 10010 French-Japanese. Mihoko Kiyokawa’s unique restaurant blends modern methods of French cooking and Japanese ingredients. Distinct, lavish environment, designed by Bruno Borrione, combines elements of both cultures. Reservations suggested. Dinner only. Closed Sun., Mon. $$$$$ A

Minton’s mintonsharlem.com 212 243 2222 | 206 W. 118th St. (Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Blvd.–St. Nicholas Ave.), NYC 10026 Soul Food/Southern. A jazz legend reborn, Minton’s is an adventure featuring live music in every seating. Southern Revival menu celebrates the traditional cuisine of the Low Country. Jacket required. Reservations suggested. Closed Mon., Tues. $$$$$ ABC

Mint Restaurant mintny.com 212 644 8888 | 150 E. 50th St. (Third–Lexington Aves.), NYC 10022 Indian. Everything is cool, refreshing and colorful at Mint. Inventive Indian cuisine prepared by executive chef/owner Gary Sikka with the American palate in mind. $$$ AE

The Modern themodernnyc.com 212 333 1220 | 9 W. 53rd St. (Fifth–Sixth Aves.), NYC 10019 French, New American. Featuring chef Gabriel Kreuther’s Alsatian-inspired cuisine. $$$$

Molyvos Restaurant molyvos.com 212 582 7500 | 871 Seventh Ave. (55th–56th Sts.), NYC 10019 Greek. Authentic cuisine at one of New York’s premier Greek restaurants. Three stars—New York Times, 2002. $$$ A

Monkey Bar monkeybarnewyork .com 212 288 1010 | 60 E. 54th St. (Park–Madison Aves.), NYC 10022 American. Returned to its former glory in 2009 by Vanity Fair editor Graydon Carter. The room’s red leather and dim lighting have restored the frizzy thrill of dining. Reservations sug-gested. Closed Sun. $$$$ A

Montebello Restaurant montebellonyc.com 212 753 1447 120 E. 56th St. (Lexington–Park Aves.), NYC 10022 Italian. Elegant, romantic Old World setting. Fresh pastas are made in-house daily, and dried pastas are imported from Italy. Closed Sun. $$$ A

The Morgan Dining Room themorgan.org/visit/dining.asp 212 683 2130 | Pierpont Morgan Library & Museum, 225 Madison Ave. (36th–37th Sts.), NYC 10016 New American. Experience the unrivaled beauty and distinction of the 19th-century Morgan House in the original dining room. Stunning setting. Innovative menus draw from early American fare. Closed Mon. Reservations suggested. $$ AE

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Morimoto/NY morimotonyc.com 212 989 8883 | 88 Tenth Ave. (15th–16th Sts.), NYC 10011 Japanese. The multi-course tasting menu allows guests to experience the essence of Morimoto cuisine. $$$ A

Morrell Wine Bar & Cafe morrell winebar.com 212 262 7700 1 Rockefeller Plaza (49th St. betw. 5th–6th Aves.), NYC 10020 New American. Over 100 wines by the glass compliment the seasonal American menu. A stone’s throw from the skating rink in Rockefeller Center. Kitchen open all day. Reservations suggested. $$$ A

Morton’s The Steakhouse mortons.com 212 972 3315 | 551 Fifth Ave. (45th St.), NYC 10076 Steakhouse. Bountiful portions of aged USDA prime steaks, whole Maine lobsters and fish. Comfortable club-like setting. Multilingual. $$$$ A See Ad Index on pg. 240 for online info and ad page.

Morton’s The Steakhouse, World Trade Center mortons.com /newyorkwtc/ 212 608 0171 136 Washington St. (Albany–Cedar Sts.), NYC 10006 Steakhouse. Features USDA Prime-Aged beef, seafood specialties and exquisite desserts. Near the 9/11 Memorial. Specially priced drinks, bar bites during Power Hour in the bar. Reservations suggested. $$$$ See Ad Index on pg. 240 for online info and ad page.

Mr. Chow New York—57th Street mrchow.com 212 751 9030 | 324 E. 57th St. (First–Second Aves.), NYC 10022 Chinese. Michael Chow’s first NYC location has become an institution for hosting NYC’s famous events in the art, fashion and music industries for over 30 years. Reservations suggested. $$$$ C

Mr. Chow New York—Tribeca mrchow.com 212 965 9500 | 121 Hudson St. (North Moore St.), NYC 10013 Chinese. Michael Chow’s hippest and latest location (2006). Authentic Beijing menu includes classic original recipes like Chicken Satay, MRCHOW Noodles, Green Prawns. Live noodle-making show. Outdoor seating. Reservations sug-gested. Open for dinner only. $$$$$

Mr. K’s mrksny.com 212 583 1668 570 Lexington Ave. (51st St.), NYC 10022 Chinese. “High-society cuisine at its finest.”—Zagat Survey, 2006. Ranked #1 Chinese in NYC. $$$ A

Mugs Alehouse mugsalehouse.com 718 486 8232 | 125 Bedford Ave. (10th St.), Williamsburg, Brooklyn 11211 American. The “Cheers” of Williamsburg. One of the best beer bars in New York City. Serving salads, steaks, sand-wiches and a variety of beers. $$

Murals on 54 murals54.com 212 314 7700 | 63 W. 54th St. (Sixth Ave.), NYC 10019 Continental. Continental cuisine with international influences. Contemporary restaurant with beautifully restored historic life-size murals. $$$ A

MyMoon Restaurant mymoonnyc .com 718 599 7007 | 184 N. 10th St. (Bedford–Driggs Aves.), Williamsburg, Brooklyn 11211 Spanish, Mediterranean. Spacious Williamsburg restaurant, set in a former abandoned factory, is known for its cuisine, tapas and unique design. Attractive outdoor patio provides additional dining ambiance. $$$ A

Naples 45 rapatina.com/naples45 212 972 7001 | 200 Park Ave. (45th St., Lexington–Vanderbilt Aves.), NYC 10166 Italian. A big, busy and bustling pizzeria and ristorante modeled after the Neapolitan originals. $$ A

The National Bar & Dining Rooms thenationalnyc.com 212 715 2400 557 Lexington Ave. (50th–51st Sts.), NYC 10022 New American, Continental. Chef Geoffrey Zakarian brings all-occasion dining to East Midtown. Expect exceptional modern bistro cuisine paired with thoughtful service in a timelessly chic atmosphere. Reservations suggested. $$$ A

Natsumi natsuminyc.com 212 258 2988 | 226 W. 50th St. (Broadway–Eighth Ave.), NYC 10019 Japanese, Asian Fusion. Natsumi breaks new ground with innovative modern Japanese cuisine, offering an array of creative dishes such as, sashimi arugula salad and lobster green tea ravioli. $$$

Nebraska Steakhouse nebraska steakhousenyc.com 212 952 0620 15 Stone St. (Broad–Whitehall Sts.), NYC 10004 Steakhouse. Serves an array of seafood, chops and top-quality dry aged steaks. Pair a meal with the perfect glass of wine from their exten-sive list. Reservations suggested. Closed Sat., Sun. $$$$

Nerai nerainyc.com 212 759 5554 55 E. 54th St. (Park–Madison Aves.), NYC 10022 Greek, Mediterranean, Seafood. Contemporary twist on sophisticated Greek dining. Flavorful seafood-focused dishes and extraor-dinary drinks stripped to their essence

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and presented beautifully. Vivacious bar, energetic dining rooms. Reservations suggested. Closed Sun. $$$$$

New York Central nycentral restaurant.com 646 213 6865 Grand Hyatt New York, 109 E. 42nd St. (Park Ave.), NYC 10017 French, Italian, Spanish. A full service restaurant offering a diverse menu inspired by the flavors of Western Europe, including house-made pastas, locally sourced products and homemade charcuterie. $$$ AE

Nice Matin nicematinnyc.com 212 873 6423 | 201 W. 79th St. (Amsterdam Ave.), NYC 10024 Two-star restaurant features French Niçoise cuisine, influenced by Greek, Italian and Middle Eastern cultures. Breakfast, lunch and dinner. Outdoor dining. $$$ A

Nick & Stef’s Steakhouse patina group.com/nickstef 212 563 4444 9 Penn Plaza (33rd St. btw. Seventh & Eighth Aves.), NYC 10001 Steakhouse. Perfectly aged steaks, superb wines and popular side dishes entice diners to this ultramodern steakhouse. $$$$ A

Nino’s ninony.com 212 988 0002 1354 First Ave. (72nd–73rd Sts.), NYC 10021 Italian. Upscale Italian dining in a cozy setting, featuring a selection of fine Mediterranean cuisine from the Amalfi region. $$$

Nino’s Positano ninospositano.com 212 355 5540 | 890 Second Ave. (47th–48th Sts.), NYC 10017 Mediterranean. A broad selection of fine Mediterranean cuisine from the Amalfi region, served in a cozy setting. $$$

Nino’s Tuscany ninony.com 212 757 8630 | 117 W. 58th St. (Sixth–Seventh Aves.), NYC 10019 Italian. Delightful Tuscan cuisine served in a rustic, intimate setting of country murals and terra cotta tiles. $$$

Nios Restaurant niosrestaurant .com 212 485 2999, 877 692 6873 130 W. 46th St. (Sixth–Seventh Aves.), NYC 10036 American. This regional American restaurant and wine bar offers a menu that encourages sharing and discovering new wines and cocktails from around the world. Reservations suggested. $$$ AB

Nobu New York noburestaurants .com/new-york/experience /introduction/ 212 219 0500, special events 212 757 3063 | 105 Hudson St. (Franklin St.), NYC 10013 Japanese/Peruvian. Flagship restaurant of chef Nobu Matsuhisa, providing innovative new-style Japanese cuisine since 1994. Enjoy exceptional service and engaging, dynamic atmosphere. Must-visit TriBeCa destination. $$$$ A

Nobu Next Door noburestaurants .com/next-door/experience /introduction/ 212 334 4445 | 105 Hudson St. (Franklin St.), NYC 10013 Japanese. TriBeCa haven for savvy diners craving Matsuhisa Nobu’s New Style Japanese cuisine. Raw bar offers the freshest market catch of the day. “No reservations” policy. $$$

Noir New York noir-ny.com 212 753 1144 | 151 E. 50th St. (Third–Lexing ton Aves.), NYC 10022 New American. Pays homage to classic New York with timeless decor, handcrafted cocktails and a seasonal American menu from Michelin-starred Chef Jean Yves Schillinger. $$$$ A

Norma’s normasnyc.com 212 708 7460 | Le Parker Meridien New York, 118 W. 57th St. (Sixth–Seventh Aves.), NYC 10019 New American. Enjoy breakfast all day in stylish, sleek dining room: blueberry pancakes with Devonshire cream; crepe-like, lemony griddle cakes; “NYPD special” Krispy Kremes with coffee. $$

North End Grill northendgrillnyc .com 646 747 1600 | 104 North End Ave. (Vesey–Murray Sts.), NYC 10282 New American. Located in the heart of Battery Park City, North End Grill introduces Chef Floyd Cardoz’s exuberant approach to the American bar and grill. $$$$ A

North Square northsquareny.com 212 254 1200 | Washington Square Hotel, 103 Waverly Pl. (MacDougal St.), NYC 10011 New American. Bistro on Washington Square Park is “a wonderful surprise” with “cozy ambiance.”—Zagat, 2005. $$$

Nougatine at Jean Georges jean-georges.com 212 299 3900 1 Central Park West (60th–61st Sts.), NYC 10023 French. Informal bar and café at Jean Georges, which presents Chef Vongerichten’s signature French fusion cuisine in a casual setting. Open kitchen, spectacular Central Park view. Reservations suggested. $$$$ A

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NYY Steak nyysteak.com 646 97 STEAK (977 8325) | Gate 6, Yankee Stadium, One E. 161st St. (River Ave.), Bronx 10451 Sophisticated, casually elegant steakhouse, open during baseball season at Yankee Stadium, serves dry aged prime beef. Views of the Great Hall, Legends Signature Wall. Reservations required. Closed during off-season, except certain special events. $$$$$ AB

NYY Steak—Manhattan nyysteak .com/manhattan 646 307 7910 | 7 W. 51st St. (Fifth–Sixth Aves.), NYC 10019 Steakhouse. The City’s newest fine dining steakhouse. Adorned with NY Yankee memorabilia, including the legendary signature wall. Steaks dry-aged on premises, 400+ bottle wine list. Reservations suggested. $$$$$ A

Obao Hell’s Kitchen obaony.com 212 245 8880 | 647 Ninth Ave. (45th–46th Sts.), NYC 10036 Vietnamese, Thai. Bridges the gap between the streets of South East Asia and those of NYC, presenting combinations of Thai and Vietnamese comfort foods with a twist. $$$ A

Oceana oceanarestaurant.com 212 759 5941 | 120 W. 49th St. (Sixth Ave.), NYC 10020 Premium seafood house in Midtown with elegant decor. Private dining in The Wine Room, The Grand Salon and The Chef’s Table. Prix-fixe menu. $$$ A

Ocean Grill oceangrill.com 212 579 2300 | 384 Columbus Ave. (78th–79th Sts.), NYC 10024 Seafood. Directly across from the Museum of Natural History, Ocean Grill has been exciting Upper West Side seafood lovers for many years. Dress code. Reservations suggested. $$$ A

Olives New York toddenglish .com 212 353 8345 | 201 Park Ave. South (17th St.), NYC 10003 Mediterranean. Celebrity chef Todd English brings his internationally acclaimed Mediterranean cuisine to Union Square at Olives. The rustic yet elegant menu emphasizes seasonality and local ingredients. Reservations suggested. $$$$ A

Opa Souvlaki opa-souvlaki.com 718 728 3638 | 28-44 31st St. (30th Ave.), Astoria, Queens 11102 Greek. Eatery offers traditional and healthy Greek cuisine with the finest ingredi-ents. Open daily 11am–1am. $$ A

Opia Restaurant and Lounge opiarestaurant.com 212 688 3939 130 E. 57th St. (Lexington–Park Aves.), 2nd fl., NYC 10022 French. Opulent brasserie, lounge and bar with chic Downtown vibes is a Midtown mainstay. Lunch, dinner and late-night menus. $$$

The Original Crab Shanty original crabshanty.com 718 885 1810 | 361 City Island Ave. (Tier St.), City Island, Bronx 10464 Italian/Seafood. Great Italian seafood specialties since 1977. Experience fine dining in a casual, nautical-themed atmosphere. $$$ A

Orsay Restaurant orsayrestaurant.com 212 517 6400 1057 Lexington Ave. (75th St.), NYC 10021 French. Elegant art nouveau dining room with bustling bar serves bistro classics and sophisticated Sun. brunch. $$$$ A

Orso orsorestaurant.com 212 489 7212 | 322 W. 46th St. (Eighth–Ninth Aves.), NYC 10036 Italian. Owned by legendary restaurateur Joe Allen, Orso has enjoyed packed houses for nearly 30 years. Serving regional Italian cuisine in a cozy, trattoria-inspired atmosphere. $$$

Oscar’s American Brasserie waldorfnewyork.com 212 872 4920 Waldorf Astoria New York, 301 Park Ave. (50th St.), NYC 10022 American. A stylish yet casual brasserie. Marries the best of comforting, contemporary American dishes with authentic versions of the classics. Serves break-fast, lunch, Sunday brunch. $$ A

Osteria al Doge osteria-doge.com 212 944 3643 | 142 W. 44th St. (Sixth Ave.–Broadway), NYC 10036 Italian. Venetian cuisine in the Theatre District. Fine food in a charming, friendly and romantic atmosphere. $$$ A

Osteria il Paiolo ilpaiolonyc.com 718 218 7080 | 106 N. 6th St. (Berry St.–Wythe Ave.), Williamsburg, Brooklyn 11249 Italian. Discover Brooklyn’s authentic Italian osteria by Alex Palumbo. Palates are spoiled with Northern Italian specialties in a warm atmosphere in the hottest New York neighborhood. Reservations sug-gested. $$$ AE

Osteria Morini osteriamorini.com 212 965 8777 | 218 Lafayette St. (Kenmare–Spring Sts.), NYC 10012 Italian. Chef Michael White’s tribute to the cuisine and soul of Emilia Romagna, the bread basket of Italy. Communal tables available for bookings of 8–24 people. $$$$ A

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Otto Enoteca Pizzeria ottopizzeria.com 212 995 9559 1 Fifth Ave. (8th St.), NYC 10003 Italian. Mario Batali’s casual pizzeria in Greenwich Village features unique and classic pizzas, interesting pastas and inspired gelati. Boasts 750+ Italian wines. A neighborhood hot spot. $$$ A

Ouest ouestny.com 212 580 8700 2315 Broadway (84th St.), NYC 10024 New American. Fine dining restaurant with warm, home-like feel. The menu offers a delicious new twist on Nouveau American cuisine, compli-mented by vast wine selection, cock-tails. Reservations required. $$$$ A

Ovelia Psistaria Bar ovelia-nyc.com 718 721 7217 | 34-01 30th Ave. (34th St.), Astoria, Queens 11103 Traditional Greek nouveau fare, modern decor. Chef/owner Giannakas’ appearances include Food Network’s “Chopped,” WPIX’s “Dining Pix.” Sikatina cocktail: 2009 NYC Sidewalk Cafe Mix-Off award recipient. $$$ AE

The Palm Court theplaza.com /dining/palmcourt/ 212 546 5300 The Plaza Hotel, 768 Fifth Ave. (59th St.), NYC 10019 American. A seamless fusion of classic New York grandeur with modern cosmopolitan sophisti-cation serving breakfast, lunch, weekend brunch and afternoon tea. Reservations suggested. $$$$ E

Palm One thepalm.com 212 687 2953 | 837 Second Ave. (44th–45th Sts.), NYC 10017 Italian/American/Steakhouse. American, Italian and steaks. Cartooned walls, sawdust floors and relaxed atmosphere. Serves steaks, lobster, veal, chicken and Italian dishes. $$$$ A

Palm Too thepalm.com 212 697 5198 | 840 Second Ave. (44th–45th Sts.), NYC 10017 Italian/American/Steakhouse. Superb Italian-American restaurant and classic steakhouse is a power-lunch mainstay offering white-tablecloth service. $$$$ A

Palm Tribeca thepalm.com 646 395 6393 | 206 West St. (Warren–Chambers Sts.), NYC 10013 Steakhouse. Proudly serving prime aged beef, jumbo Nova Scotia lobster and premium seafood, cooked to perfection. $$$$

Palm West thepalm.com/Palm -West 212 333 7256 | 250 W. 50th St. (Broadway–Eighth Ave.), NYC 10019 Italian/American/Steakhouse. The magic of the Palm in the Theatre District. World-famous steaks and lobsters, Italian cuisine and happen-ing crowds. $$$$ ABC

Pampano richardsandoval.com /pampano 212 751 4545 | 209 E. 49th St. (Second–Third Aves.), NYC 10017 Mexican/Seafood. Chef Sandoval and partner Placido Domingo offer Mexican seafood delicacies in an elegant tropical setting. $$$ A

The Park 112 thepark112.com 646 524 6610 | 2080 Frederick Douglas Blvd. (112th–113th Sts.), NYC 10026 New American, Eclectic. Just steps away from Central Park, this restau-rant/bar offers an intimate atmo-sphere that is warm yet sophisticated and marries downtown chic with uptown soul. Outdoor seating. $$$ A

The Park Room 212 371 4000 Helmsley Park Lane Hotel, 36 Central Park South (59th St., Fifth–Sixth Aves.), NYC 10019 Continental. Elegant dining overlooking Central Park through 15-foot-high arched windows. Outstanding gourmet pleasures. $$$ A

Parlor Steakhouse parlorsteak house.com 212 423 5888 | 1600 Third Ave. (90th St.), NYC 10128 Steak House. Casual fine dining steak and fish house. Modern, warm design—perfect atmosphere for an intimate evening or fun night with family, friends. Lunch, brunch, dinner. Reservations suggested. $$$$

Paulaner Bräuhaus NYC paulaner -brauhaus.com/nyc 212 780 0300 265/267 Bowery (Stanton–Houston Sts.), NYC 10002 German. Built on 375 years of brewing tradition. Enjoy locally hand-crafted beers and modern Bavarian cuisine in the midst of their microbrewery. $$ AE

Pasta Lovers pastaloversnyc.com 212 819 1155 | 142 W. 49th St. (Seventh Ave.), NYC 10019 Italian. Casual, com-fortable Midtown restaurant serves reasonably priced sandwiches, pasta, pizza, chicken, veal and fresh fish. $$

Peacock Alley peacockalley restaurant.com 212 872 1275 Waldorf Astoria New York, 301 Park Ave. (50th St.), NYC 10022 New American restaurant bedecked with ornate peacock paintings. Bold newcomer chef Cedric Tovar (formerly of Django), infuses his seafood-focused dishes with a tangy, aggressive quality. $$$$

The Pearl Room thepearlroom.com 718 833 6666 | 8201 Third Ave. (82nd St.), Bay Ridge, Brooklyn 11209 Seafood. Bay Ridge restaurant spe-cializes in seafood seven days a week. Lunch, dinner, garden dining and romantic setting. $$ A

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Peking Duck House pekingduck housenyc.com 212 759 8260 | 236 E. 53rd St. (Second–Third Aves.), NYC 10022 Chinese. Mandarin, Peking-style. Attentive service, contemporary ambiance. “Best Peking duck in NYC.”—Food Network. $$$ A

The Pembroke Room at The Lowell lowellhotel.com/restaurants.php 212 838 1400 | The Lowell New York, 28 E. 63rd St. (Park–Madison Aves.), NYC 10065 New American. Indulgent afternoon tea with traditional scones and Devonshire cream, finger sand-wiches, pastries, petit fours, more than 20 select teas. Breakfast, brunch, cocktails, pre-theater dinner. $$$

Pennsylvania 6 pennsylvania6nyc .com 212 727 3666 | 132 W. 31st St. (Sixth–Seventh Aves.), NYC 10001 New American, Steakhouse. Scratch-made favorites with casual American roots and upscale twist. Well-stocked raw bar offers East Coast’s finest oysters and shellfish. Near MSG, Penn Station. $$$$ A

Pera Mediterranean Brasserie peranyc.com 212 878 6301 | 303 Madison Ave. (41st–42nd Sts.), NYC 10017 Mediterranean, Turkish. Stylish Eastern Mediterranean brasserie fea-turing special Turkish-inspired grilled meats. This is the Mediterranean answer to the American steakhouse. $$$ ABC

Perilla perillanyc.com 212 929 6868 9 Jones St. (4th–Bleecker Sts.), NYC 10014 New American. Perilla opened in 2007, and has quickly become a neighborhood standby. Executive chef and owner Harold Dieterle cooks exciting and innovative fare with seasonal ingredients. Reservations suggested. $$$$

Periyali periyali.com 212 463 7890 35 W. 20th St. (Fifth–Sixth Aves.), NYC 10011 Greek restaurant with white walls, beamed ceiling, white tablecloths; romantic. Simply prepared, delicious Greek food. Newly renovated. $$$ A

Perry St. jean-georges.com 212 352 1900 | 176 Perry St. (Washing ton–West Sts.), NYC 10014 New American. Located in the Meiers Towers, overlooking the Hudson. Offers contemporary cuisine daily. Don’t miss the special $24 prix fixe lunch served year-round. $$$ A

Pershing Square pershingsquare .com 212 286 9600 | 90 E. 42nd St. (Park Ave.), NYC 10017 American. This beautiful landmark restaurant (opposite Grand Central) serves great classic American cuisine at reason-able prices. Desserts. $$$ A

Petrie Court Café metmuseum .org/visit 212 570 3964 | Metropolitan Museum of Art, Fifth Ave. at 82nd St., NYC 10028 Eclectic. European-style café with Central Park as a backdrop. Lunch features hot and cold entrées, salads, desserts; dinner includes small plates, cheeses, entrées, desserts. Wine bar Fri., Sat. nights. $$ A

Petrossian Restaurant petrossian .com 212 245 2214 | 182 W. 58th St. (Seventh Ave.), NYC 10019 Continental. Specializes in caviar, wine and cham-pagne. $$$$ A

Piccola Venezia Restaurant piccolavenezia.com 718 721 8470 42-01 28th Ave. (42nd St.), Astoria, Queens 11103 Italian. Fine-dining res-taurant featuring homemade pastas, prime meats, fresh fish and world-class wines. $$$ A

Pigalle pigallenyc.com 212 489 2233 790 Eighth Ave. (48th St.), NYC 10036 French. Casual Theatre District bras-serie. Vast wine/beer/cocktail list. Pre- and post-theater, breakfast, lunch and dinner. $$ A

Planet Hollywood New York planethollywoodintl.com 212 333 STAR (7827) | 1540 Broadway (45th St.), NYC 10036 American. Enjoy great food surrounded by one of the world’s largest collections of famous movie/television memorabilia. Awesome collectible merchandise available for purchase. $$ AE

Pó porestaurant.com 212 645 2189 31 Cornelia St. (Bleecker St.), NYC 10014 Italian. Located in the heart of the West Village, this landmark res-taurant serves fresh and authentic Italian cuisine with daily specials and excellent service. $$$

Pollos A La Brasa Mario 718 932 2424 | 40-19 Broadway (Steinway St.), Astoria, Queens 11103 Colombian. Great New York eatery that fits the bill with Colombian dishes, chicken, steaks and seafood. $$ A

Porter House New York porter housenewyork.com 212 823 9500 Time Warner Center, 10 Columbus Cir. (Broadway & 60th St.), 4th fl., NYC 10019 Michael Lomonaco’s steakhouse offers aged Prime beef and premium American seafood in a warm, inviting setting overlooking Central Park. Professional service, extensive wine list. Reservations required. $$$$ A

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Pounds & Ounces—Chelsea poundsandouncesnyc.com 646 449 8150 | 160 Eighth Ave. (Eighth Ave.), NYC 10011 New American. Eclectic American restaurant with striking decor in the heart of Chelsea. Chic and comfortable drinking, dining and gathering destination with enticing menu and captivating cocktails. Outdoor seating. $$$ A

Pranna prannarestaurant.com 212 696 5700 | 79 Madison Ave. (28th–29th Sts.), NYC 10016 Southeast Asian. Inside this awe-inspiring restaurant, the synergy between kitchen and bar results in cocktails that compliment Chef Chai Trivedi’s bold Southeast Asian flavors. Lounge open Mon.–Wed. to 12am, Thu. to 2am, Fri.–Sat. till 4am. Reservations suggested. $$$ A

Pranzo at Eataly eataly.com/pranzo 212 229 2560 | 200 Fifth Ave. (enter on 23rd St.), NYC 10010 Italian. Eataly’s lunch-dedicated restaurant, where every month the menu changes to focus on a different Italian region. The space is very quiet and service efficient. Chef’s table. Reservations suggested. Lunch only. Closed Sat., Sun. $$ A

Preserve 24 preserve24.com 646 837 6100 | 177 E. Houston St. (Allen St.), NYC 10002 New American. Seasonally driven menu with emphasis on steaks, chops and East Coast oysters. Specializes in unique events and supper clubs in five artfully curated spaces. Reservations sug-gested. $$$$ A

PT Restaurant ptbrooklyn.com 718 388 7438 | 331 Bedford Ave. (3rd St.), Williamsburg, Brooklyn 11211 Cozy, rustic Italian eatery offering Italian tapas with Japanese influence. Out- door dining. Open for dinner only. $$

Quality Italian qualityitalian.com 212 390 1111 | 57 W. 57th St. (enter on Sixth Ave.), NYC 10019 Italian, Steak-house. Presents a modern interpre-tation of an Italian-American steak-house. The design of this Midtown restaurant is by award-winning design firm AvroKO. Reservations suggested. $$$$ A

Quality Meats qualitymeatsnyc .com 212 371 7777 | 57 W. 58th St. (Fifth–Sixth Aves.), NYC 10019 Steakhouse, New American. Classic steakhouse. Hip, postmodern butcher shop is elegant, chic, expensive. New American menu emphasizes steaks and chops. $$$$

Raymi richardsandoval.com /raymi/ 212 929 1200 | 43 W. 24th St. (Sixth Ave.), NYC 10010 A modern Peruvian restaurant with a stylish take on traditional Peruvian cuisine. Raymi captures the multicultural spirit of Peru with adventurous and unex-pected flavors. $$$

Rayuela rayuelanyc.com 212 253 8840 | 165 Allen St. (Rivington–Stanton Sts.), NYC 10002 Spanish/Latin American. Rayuela introduces estico libre (free-style) Latino cuisine, which respects yet redefines traditional Latin American and Spanish dishes, includ-ing ceviche and tapas. $$$ C

The Red Cat theredcat.com 212 242 1122 | 227 Tenth Ave. (23rd–24th Sts.), NYC 10011 New American/Mediterranean. A favorite with New York diners, thanks to the come-as-you-are, satisfying and occasionally irreverent cuisine. $$$

Redeye Grill redeyegrill.com 212 541 9000 | 890 Seventh Ave. (56th St.), NYC 10019 Seafood/New American. American bicoastal cuisine: seafood raw bar, sushi, lobster, famous dancing shrimp. Bar. Jazz nightly; Sunday jazz brunch. $$$ A

Red Rooster Harlem redrooster harlem.com 212 792 9001 | 310 Lenox Ave. (125th–126th Sts.), NYC 10027 New American. Marcus Samuelsson’s menu pays homage to Harlem’s cul-turally rich and diverse neighborhood, serving elevated American comfort food at this stylish and soulful space. Reservations suggested. $$$

Remi, New York remi-ny.com 212 581 4242 | 145 W. 53rd St. (Sixth– Seventh Aves.), NYC 10019 Northern Italian. Modern Venetian cuisine served under murals of Venice. Garden atrium seating. Chef’s table. Multilingual. $$$$

Restaurant Above & Pinnacle Bar timessquare.hilton.com 212 642 2626 | Hilton Times Square, 234 W. 42nd St. (Seventh–Eighth Aves.), 21st fl., NYC 10036 American/International. American food with ethnic influences and fine wines, high above 42nd St. attractions and theaters. $$$ A

Restaurant Charlotte millennium hotels.com 212 789 7508 | Millennium Broadway, 145 W. 44th St. (Sixth Ave.–Broadway), NYC 10036 New American. Elegant dining room, convenient to Broadway theaters. Pre- and post-theater menu; weekend brunch. $$$ A

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Restaurant Nippon restaurant nippon.com 212 688 5941 | 155 E. 52nd St. (Third–Lexington Aves.), NYC 10022 Only authentic Japanese res-taurant in New York City since 1963. Awarded by Japanese government for its authentic quality. Private dining rooms available. $$$

Restaurant Row restaurantrow .name | West 46th St., between Eighth and Ninth Aves. (Theatre District/Hell’s Kitchen), Manhattan No less than 30 restaurants—from pubs and sushi bars to Italian and Chilean cuisines—are found on this street, convenient for theatergoers. $–$$$$

Resto restonyc.com 212 685 5585 111 E. 29th St. (Lexington Ave.–Park Ave. So.), NYC 10016 French/Belgian. A laid-back gathering place with honest food and drink in an unpre-tentious surrounding. Two stars —NY Times; four stars—New York Magazine. $$$

The River Café rivercafe.com 718 522 5200 | 1 Water St. (under the Brooklyn Bridge), Brooklyn 11201 New American. Internationally recognized for its unique elegance, charm and food. Jackets required. Reservations required. $$$$$ A

Riverpark riverparknyc.com 212 729 9790 | 450 E. 29th St. (East River–First Ave.), NYC 10016 New American. New culinary destination in Kips Bay with unparalleled views. Chef Sisha Ortuzar highlights seasonal farmers market ingredients. Offers both casual and more refined dining options. Reservations suggested. Outdoor dining, water view. $$$ A

Riviera Grill and Sushi rivieragrill ny.com 718 333 0003 | 3100 Ocean Pkwy. (W. Brighton Ave.), Coney Island, Brooklyn 11235 International. Shorefront spot features scenic water views, year-round outdoor seating, extensive wine list, dessert, tea list, occasional live jazz and valet parking. Reservations required. $$$$ ACD

R Lounge at Two Times Square rloungetimessquare.com 212 261 5200 | Renaissance New York Hotel Times Square, 714 Seventh Ave. (47th–48th Sts.), NYC 10036 New American. Refreshing, stylish spot for panoramic Times Square views, specialty cock-tails, inventive appetizers, and “Blue Ribbon Classics” by chefs Bruce and Eric Bromberg of Blue Ribbon Restau- rants. Reservations suggested. $$$

Robert robertnyc.com 212 299 7730 Museum of Arts and Design, 2 Colum-bus Circle (Eighth Ave. and 59th St.), 9th fl., NYC 10019 New American. Located atop the Museum of Arts and Design, Robert is celebratory, sexy and romantic, featuring fine American cuisine and classic cocktails with spectacular city views. $$$$ A

Roberto’s Restaurant robertos .roberto089.com 718 733 9503 | 603 Crescent Ave. (Adams Pl.), Bronx 10458 Italian. Diners can enjoy classic Italian cuisine in a romantic setting close to the Bronx Zoo, New York Botanical Garden and Fordham University. $$$

Rock Center Café patinagroup.com 212 332 7620 | 20 W. 50th St. (Rockefeller Center, Fifth–Sixth Aves.), NYC 10020 American, Italian. Com-fortable, modern design and contemporary American fare with Italian influences. Overlooks the world-famous rink. $$$$ A

Rocking Horse Cafe rocking horsecafe.com 212 463 9511 182 Eighth Ave. (19th St.), NYC 10011 Mexican. Innovative modern Mexican food with a lively, seductively lit bar featuring signature margaritas and artisan tequilas. Experience Mexico’s festive soul in the heart of Chelsea. $$

Rosa Mexicano at First Avenue rosamexicano.com 212 753 7407 1063 First Ave. (57th–58th Sts.), NYC 10022 Mexican. The original Rosa Mexicano introduced New Yorkers to its authentic Mexican cuisine in 1984. Festive setting with Old World charm, famous tableside guacamole prepara-tion. $$$ A

Rosa Mexicano at Lincoln Center rosamexicano.com 212 977 7700 | 61 Columbus Ave. (62nd St.), NYC 10023 Mexican. Authentic Mexican cuisine in a festive, stylish, comfortable setting featuring a two-story water wall and tableside guacamole. Pre- and post-theater seating available. $$$ ABC

Rosa Mexicano at Union Square rosamexicano.com 212 533 3350 9 E. 18th St. (Fifth Ave.–Broadway), NYC 10003 Mexican. Authentic Mexican cuisine in festive, stylish, comfortable setting featuring a signature water wall and tableside guacamole. $$$

Rossini’s rossinisrestaurant.com 212 683 0135 | 108 E. 38th St. (Lexington–Park Aves.), NYC 10016 Italian. Family owned for over 30 years. Serves homemade pasta, fish, chicken and steak dishes. Elegant, spacious dining room. Open lunch through dinner. Live music nightly. Reservations suggested. $$$

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Rothmann’s Steakhouse rothmannssteakhouse.com 212 319 5500 | 3 E. 54th St. (Fifth–Madison Aves.), NYC 10022 Steakhouse. Finest quality dry aged beef and a broad menu, in a classi-cally romantic space. Attentive staff. In the heart of Midtown, convenient to shopping, theater. Reservations suggested. $$$ A

Rouge Tomate rougetomatenyc .com 646 237 8977 | 10 E. 60th St. (Madison–Fifth Aves.), NYC 10022 New American. Unique dining experience rooted in “S.P.E.,” an approach to sourcing, preparing and enhancing food, demonstrates respect for the integrity of ingredients used in crafting flavorful dishes. Reservations sug-gested. $$ A

The Round Table Room algonquinhotel.com/round-table -room 212 840 6800 | Algonquin Hotel Times Square, 59 W. 44th St. (Fifth–Sixth Aves.), NYC 10036 American. Site of legendary literary lunches, the newly restored restaurant evokes memories of a grand parlor. $$$$

Ruby Foo’s Times Square rubyfoos.com 212 489 5600 | 1626 Broadway (49th St.), NYC 10019 Asian. Bold colors and mah-jongg-tiled walls highlight this 300-seat dining space. $$$ A

Ruddy & Dean ruddyanddean.com 718 816 4400 | 44 Richmond Terr. (Wall–Schuyler Sts.), Staten Island 10301 Steakhouse. Great food and service in casual atmosphere. Outdoor seating available with views of Manhattan. Near ferry terminal and Staten Island Yankees. $$$

Rue 57 rue57.com 212 307 5656 60 W. 57th St. (Sixth Ave.), NYC 10019 French–New American restaurant that offers breakfast, lunch and dinner daily and brunch every weekend. Live jazz presented weekly with private dining space available. $$$$ A

Russian Tea Room russiantea roomnyc.com 212 581 7100 150 W. 57th St. (Sixth–Seventh Aves.), NYC 10019 Russian. Offers a true New York moment with romantic décor, world-class service and innovative cuisine. Whether a weekend brunch, pre-theater meal or late-night snack, every experience is an affair to remember. $$$ AE

Ruth’s Chris Steak House ruthschris.com 212 245 9600 | 148 W. 51st St. (Sixth–Seventh Aves.), NYC 10019 Steakhouse. Delicious USDA prime steaks, monster lobsters and decadent desserts. Superior service, casual atmosphere and New Orleans–style hospitality. $$$$

RW Prime rwnewyork.com/rwprime 718 215 2828, 888 888 8801 Resorts World Casino New York City, 110-00 Rockaway Blvd., Jamaica, Queens 11420 Steakhouse. Comfort-able yet exquisite, this Americana restaurant’s menu features Wagyu beef and fresh Maine lobsters flown in daily. Lounge is ideal for an after-dinner drink. Reservations suggested. $$$$ AC

Sammy’s Fish Box Restaurant sammysfishbox.com 718 885 0920 41 City Island Ave. (Rochelle St.), City Island, Bronx 10464 Seafood. Flavorful, unpretentious, just-out-of-the-water seafood dishes. Impeccable service, unforgettable meals and captivating ambiance. Sun.–Thu. until 2am; Fri.–Sat. until 3am. Reservations suggested. $$$$ A

San Martin Restaurant sanmartinrestaurantny.com 212 832 0888 | 143 E. 49th St. (Third–Lexington Aves.), NYC 10017 Italian. Elegant bistro specializes in Black Angus steaks and paella. Multilingual. $$$

Sanrasa Restaurant sanrasa.com 718 420 0027 | 226 Bay St. (Minthorne St.), Staten Island 10301 Sri Lankan. Inexpensive but delicious cuisine includes lamprie (rice, meat and vegetables steamed in a banana leaf) and spicy Sri Lankan–style meat. Traditional decor, cozy space. Sunday buffet. Closed Tues. $$

Sant Ambroeus—West Village santambroeus.com 212 604 9254 259 W. 4th St. (Perry St.), NYC 10014 Italian. With its rich culinary traditions imported to New York from Milan, Sant Ambroeus serves culturally inspired delectables in a casual yet elegant environment. $$$$ A

Sarabeth’s Restaurant Park Avenue South sarabethsrestaurants.com/ park-avenue-south/ 212 335 0093 381 Park Ave. South (27th St.), NYC 10016 New American. This restaurant is famous for weekend brunches, happy hour, cocktails, extensive beer and wine list, and also offers exciting seasonal dinner options. Reservations suggested. $$$ AE

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Sarabeth’s Restaurant Tribeca sarabethsrestaurants.com /tribeca/ 212 966 0421 | 339 Green-wich St. (Jay St.), NYC 10013 New American. This restaurant is famous for weekend brunches, happy hour, cocktails, extensive beer and wine list, and also offers exciting seasonal dinner options. Reservations sug-gested. $$$ AE

Sardi’s sardis.com 212 221 8440 234 W. 44th St. (Broadway–Eighth Ave.), NYC 10036 Continental. Famous celebrity caricatures. Fun and casual atmosphere. Club bar. Closed Mon. $$$ A

Saul saulrestaurant.com 718 935 9844 | Brooklyn Museum, 200 Eastern Pkwy. (Washington Ave.), Brooklyn 11238 New American. Chef Saul Bolton brings this remodeled, refined version of his lauded restaurant to the Brooklyn Museum, with menus inspired by both seasonal and arti-sanal ingredients. Outdoor seating. Reservations suggested. Closed Mon., Tues. $$$ A

Savore Ristorante savorenyc .com 212 431 1212 | 200 Spring St. (Sullivan St.), NYC 10012 Italian. Light, healthy and seasonal menu of authen-tic Tuscan cuisine using locally pro-cured ingredients. Wide selection of wines. Recommended by Michelin, New York Times, Wine Spectator. Wine bar, outdoor seating. $$$

Sazón saonnyc.com 212 406 1900 105 Reade St. (Church St.–West Broad-way), NYC 10013 Puerto Rican. Chic, festive Latin hotspot in trendy TriBeCa features innovative dishes—taro alcapurrias, yuca crabcakes and steak-topped tostones—plus sangria, live entertainment and friendly service. Dinner, late-night menu. $$$

Scaletta Ristorante scaletta ristorante.com 212 769 9191 | 50 W. 77th St. (Central Park West–Columbus Ave.), NYC 10024 Italian. Popular and affordable Upper West Side spot offers welcoming setting, warm professsional service and wonderful selections of delectable choices, all at very reasonable prices. Reservations suggested. $$$ A

Scarpetta scarpettanyc.com 212 691 0555 | 355 W. 14th St. (Ninth Ave.), NYC 10014 Italian. Scott Conant’s (Alto) first solo venture, near Meat-packing District. “Scarpetta,” Italian for bread used to soak up sauce, “represents savoring a meal to the last. $$$

Schapiro’s Eatery & Cocktail Bar schapirosnyc.com 212 466 3360 120 Rivington St. (Essex St.), NYC 10002 New American, Eastern European. Champions LES cultural history through its New American menu, seasoned by contemporary Jewish style and anchored in fresh, locally-sourced ingredients. $$ A

SD26 Restaurant & Wine Bar sd26ny.com 212 265 5959 | 19 E. 26th St. (Madison–Fifth Aves.), opposite Madi- son Square Park, NYC 10010 Italian. Restaurateurs Tony and Marisa May (San Domenico, Rainbow Room) present a seductive, stylish take on contemporary Italian food by chef Matteo Bergamini. Reservations suggested. Closed Sun. $$$$ A

The Seafire Grill seafiregrill.com 212 935 3785 | 158 E. 48th St. (Third–Lexington Aves.), NYC 10017 Seafood. Offers contemporary American seafood where highlighting the fish itself is priority. Focuses on clean, honest presentations of the highest quality, locally sourced seafood. Reservations suggested. $$$$ A

The Sea Grill theseagrillnyc.com 212 332 7610 | 19 W. 49th St. (Fifth–Sixth Aves.), Rockefeller Center, NYC 10020 Seafood. A quintessential NYC dining experience, offering a wide variety of exotic fish and seafood dishes. $$$$

Sea Shore Restaurant & Marina seashorerestaurant.com 718 885 0300 | 591 City Island Ave. (Cross–Bridge Sts.), City Island, Bronx 10464 Seafood. A City Island landmark since 1920. Outstanding wine list. Ambiance befitting great cuisine. $$$

Serafina Fabulous Grill serafina restaurant.com/serafina/grill .html 212 702 9898 | 33 E. 61st St. (Madison–Park Aves.), NYC 10065 Italian. Original Northern Italian cuisine. Famous risottos, pasta and thin-crust pizzas made in hand-build ovens fueled with cherry-wood. Lively, upbeat, welcoming atmosphere. $$$ E

Serendipity 3 serendipity3.com 212 838 3531 | 225 E. 60th St. (Second–Third Aves.), NYC 10022 American, Dessert/Coffeehouse. Landmark New York City restaurant with a fun, eclectic menu, outrageous desserts and a celebrity following. $$ A

Shrimp Box Restaurant shrimp boxrestaurant.com 718 885 3200 | 64 City Island Ave. (Horton St.), City Island, Bronx 10464 Seafood, Latin American. Good times, great service, fabulous Latino cuisine, fine seafood and catering. Reservations suggested. $$$ A

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Shula’s Steak House donshula .com 212 201 2776 | The Westin New York at Times Square, 270 W. 43rd St. (Eighth Ave.), NYC 10036 Top steak-house serving certified Angus beef and seafood. Décor celebrates the undefeated 1972 Miami Dolphins in an elegant setting as classy as Coach Shula. $$$$ A

Shun Lee Palace shunleepalace .com 212 371 8844 | 155 E. 55th St. (Third–Lexington Aves.), NYC 10022 Chinese. Long considered one of New York City’s best Chinese restau-rants. Décor by Adam Tihany. $$$

Shun Lee West shunleewest.com 212 595 8895 | 43 W. 65th St. (Central Park West–Columbus Ave.), NYC 10023 Chinese. Conveniently located near Lincoln Center, Shun Lee serves haute, chic Asian fare with a flair. Lunch, dinner seven days. $$$$

Sirio Ristorante siriony.com 212 940 8195 | 795 Fifth Ave. (61st St.), NYC 10065 Italian. Features contemporary, seasonal Italian cuisine, private label wines and an impressive selection of Italian vintages that complement the casual, modern elegance of the res-taurant. Reservations suggested. $$$$ ACE

Sistina 212 861 7660 | 1555 Second Ave. (80th–81st Sts.), NYC 10028 Italian. This Upper East Side staple serves seasonal and stylish Italian cuisine, including the finest meats, fish and pasta dishes. Reservations sug-gested. $$$$ A

Sky Room Times Square skyroomnyc.com 212 380 1195 Fairfield Inn/Times Square South, 330 W. 40th St. (Eighth–Ninth Aves.), NYC 10018 New American. Hotel rooftop cocktail lounge, with 360° views from the 33rd and 34th floors, offers modern American small plates, unique designer cocktails and desserts served daily. Closed Sun., Mon. $$$

Smith & Wollensky smithand wollensky.com 212 753 1530 797 Third Ave. (49th St.), NYC 10022 “A steak house to end all arguments.” —New York Times. Outdoor dining. $$$$$ AC

Smith’s Bar and Restaurant smithsbar.com 212 246 3268 701 Eighth Ave. (44th St.), NYC 10036 American, Irish. Classic neighborhood bar for nearly 60 years, serving break-fast, lunch, dinner, Happy Hour and late night. Features 14 HDTVs, karaoke and live music. $$ A

Socarrat Paella Bar—Nolita socarratrestaurants.com/paella -bar-nolita/ 212 219 0101 | 284 Mulberry St. (Houston St.), NYC 10012 Spanish. Specializes in traditional paella and fideua. Tapas and desserts are also on hand, but the paella is the star. Reservations suggested. $$$ AE

Sofrito sofritony.com 212 754 5999 400 E. 57th St. (York–First Aves.), NYC 10022 Puerto Rican. An upscale Latin-inspired restaurant as popular for its affordable refined cuisine as it is for its inventive drinks, live music and late-night dancing. $$$

South Fin Grill southfingrill.com 718 447 7679 | 300 Father Capodanno Blvd. (Sand Ln.), South Beach, Staten Island 10305 Seafood. Oceanfront dining. Delectable seafood, steaks and sushi. Exquisite decor and breathtaking views. $$$

South Gate southgaterestaurant nyc.com 212 484 5120 | 154 Central Park South (59th St., Sixth–Seventh Aves.), NYC 10019 New American. An urban tavern overlooking Central Park. Featuring chef Kerry Heffernan’s outstanding modern American cuisine, South Gate is sure to delight New Yorkers and visitors alike. Reservations suggested. $$$ A

Spasso spassonyc.com 212 858 3838 | 551 Hudson St. (Perry St.), NYC 10014 Italian. A chic West Village res-taurant featuring house-made pastas and a well-selected, all-Italian wine list, offered in a convivial atmosphere. Outdoor seating. Closed at lunch Mon., Tues. Reservations suggested. $$$ AE

Spice Market jean-georges.com 212 675 2322 | 403 W. 13th St. (Ninth Ave.), NYC 10014 Southeast Asian. Chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten’s piquant Southeast Asian street food variations. Spectacular, luxurious Eastern setting. Intimate downstairs tapas lounge. $$$ A

Spirit of New York spiritofnewyork .com 866 483 3866 | Pier 62, Chelsea Piers (23rd St. & Hudson River), NYC 10011 International. Unique sightsee-ing-dining cruise in New York Harbor with delightful cuisine, dancing, live DJs and stunning skyline views. $$$ AE See Ad Index on pg. 240 for online info and ad page.

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St. Andrews standrewsnyc.com 212 840 8413 | 140 W. 46th St. (Sixth–Seventh Aves.), NYC 10036 Steak-house, Seafood, Scottish. This steak and seafood restaurant also serves authentic Scottish fare. Pub menu available until late. Offering over 250 single malts. Home of the kilted bartenders. Fireplace. Pre-theater. Reservations suggested. $$$ E

Stella 34 Trattoria stella34.com 212 967 9251 | Macy’s Herald Square, 151 W. 34th St. (Broadway), 6th fl., NYC 10001 Italian. Stylish trattoria on Macy’s 6th Floor, boasting stunning Empire State Building views, soaring ceilings, authentic Neapolitan pizza, al forno entrées and fresh pastas. Chef’s table, family-style dining. $$$ A

STK Downtown stkhouse.com 646 624 2444 | 26 Little W. 12th St. (Ninth Ave.–Washington St.), NYC 10014 Steakhouse. Simply put, this is not a traditional steakhouse. This celebrity hotspot offers a flirty, feminine take on the traditional steakhouse, with a bustling bar scene. Reservations suggested. $$$$ A

STK Midtown stkhouse.com 646 624 2455 | 1114 Sixth Ave. (43rd St.), NYC 10036 Steakhouse. Simply put, this is not a traditional steakhouse. This celebrity hotspot offers a flirty, feminine take on the traditional steak-house, with a bustling bar scene. Reservations suggested. $$$$ A

Stone Park Café stoneparkcafe .com 718 369 0082 | 324 Fifth Ave. (3rd St.), Park Slope, Brooklyn 11215 New American. A casual, unpretentious dining experience. Fresh, seasonal ingredients served in a comfortable, local environment at affordable prices. Reservations required (weekends). $$$ A

Stone Street Tavern stonestreet tavernnyc.com 212 785 5658 | 52 Stone St. (William St.), NYC 10004 New American, Seafood. Irish sports bar offers New American fare for lunch, brunch and dinner, historical charac-ter, seasonal outdoor dining on pictur-esque cobblestone lane. Open until 2am. $$

The Strand Bistro strandrestaurant nyc.com 212 584 4000 | The Strand Hotel, 33 W. 37th St. (Fifth–Sixth Aves.), NYC 10016 New American. New res-taurant in the Flatiron District’s Strand Hotel, serving American bistro menu. Whimsical swing beside the entrance. Dining room features retractable roof for warmer months. Reservations suggested. $$$$ A

Strip House striphouse.com 212 328 0000 | 13 E. 12th St. (University Pl.–Fifth Ave.), NYC 10003 Steakhouse. Village dynamo with exceptional steaks and sides. Deep red walls complete with photos from Studio Manasse. Reservations required. $$$ A

Strip House Grill striphouse.com 212 838 9197 | 11 E. 12th St. (University Pl.–Fifth Ave.), NYC 10003 Steakhouse. Serves the full Strip House menu plus burgers, salads, “lobster frites” and raw bar, with sultry ambiance in intimate, casual below-street-level dining room. $$$

Strip House Midtown striphouse .com 212 336 5454 | 15 W. 44th St. (Fifth–Sixth Aves.), NYC 10036 American, Steakhouse. Old World glamour meets modern sophistication at this unique Midtown steakhouse. Experience prime cuts paired with decadent sides in a sultry siren red dining room. $$$$ A

Sugarcane sugarcanerestaurant .com 718 230 3954 | 238 Flatbush Ave. (Bergen St.–Sixth Ave.), Brooklyn 11234 Caribbean. First upscale bistro to styl-ishly showcase the food of Trinidad and Tobago. Blends African, Indian, Chinese and Middle Eastern influ-ences. Reservations suggested. $$$

SuperNova novotelnewyork.com 212 315 0100 | Novotel New York Times Square, 226 W. 52nd St. (Broadway–Eighth Ave.), 7th fl., NYC 10019 New American. Offers timeless American comfort food with an international twist. Unsurpassed panoramic views of Times Square provide the perfect backdrop for any dining experience. Terrace seating. Reservations sug-gested. $$$$ AE

SushiSamba NYC Gramercy sushi samba.com 212 475 9377 | 245 Park Ave. South (19th–20th Sts.), NYC 10003 Japanese/Brazilian/ Peruvian. A cele-bration of cuisines from Japan, Brazil and Peru. Open daily. Lunch, Sunday brunch and late-night dining. $$ A

SushiSamba NYC West Village sushisamba.com 212 691 7885 | 87 Seventh Ave. South (Barrow St.), NYC 10014 Japanese/Brazilian/Peruvian. Colorful bi-level restaurant features a vibrant blend of Japanese, Brazilian and Peruvian cuisines. Takeout. $$$

Sushi Sen-Nin @ 33 sushisennin .com 212 889 2208 | 30 E. 33rd St. (Madison Ave.), NYC 10016 Japanese. A sushi gem. Great fresh, oversized sushi and traditionally cooked Japanese cuisine. Near Empire State Building. $$

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Sylvia’s sylviassoulfood.com 212 996 0660 | 328 Lenox Ave./Malcolm X Blvd. (126th–127th Sts.), NYC 10027 Soul Food. The queen of soul food for more than 40 years. Internationally known for Southern hospitality and traditional soul food. $$$ A

Taboon 212 713 0271 | 773 Tenth Ave. (52nd–53rd Sts.), NYC 10019 Mediterranean, Middle Eastern. Wood-fired oven turns out its signa-ture flatbread and “Middleterranean” cuisine. Clean articulated flavors from the Middle East and Mediterranean prepared with French techniques. Reservations suggested. $$$ A

Tamarind Restaurant tamarind restaurantsnyc.com 212 674 7400 41-43 E. 22nd St. (Park Ave. South–Broadway), NYC 10010 Indian. This upscale Flatiron District restaurant brilliantly modernizes Indian cuisine, bringing guests close to “dining nirvana.”—Zagat, 2002. $$ A

Tamarind Tribeca tamarind restaurantsnyc.com 212 775 9000 99 Hudson St. (Franklin St.), NYC 10013 Indian. Sister restaurant to Flatiron District’s Tamarind. Highly skilled chefs, representing many of India’s varied regions, produce new and classic fare. Dining room features Tandoor kitchen. $$$$ A

Tao taorestaurant.com 212 888 2288 | 42 E. 58th St. (Park–Madison Aves.), NYC 10022 Asian. Authentic multi-level Chinese/Japanese/Thai restaurant with sushi bar, private skybox and 16-foot Buddha. $$$ A

Tarallucci E Vino taralluccievino .net 212 228 5400 | 18 E. 18th St. (Broadway–Fifth Ave.), NYC 10002 Italian. Loved for its casual elegance, capturing the convivial feel of Italy. Menu items crafted in-house, ingredients sourced from the Union Square Greenmarket. Breakfast, lunch, dinner. Outdoor seating. Reservations suggested. $$$

Taste Restaurant & Wine Bar elizabar.com/TASTE-C22.aspx 212 717 9798 | 1913 Third Ave. (80th–81st Sts.), NYC 10028 New American. Works equally well for a glass of wine or an elegant dinner. Pristine ingredi-ents plus a focused wine list equal a delightful evening. $$$$ AE

TBar Steak and Lounge tbarnyc .com 212 772 0404 | 1278 Third Ave. (73rd–74th Sts.), NYC 10021 American, Steakhouse. Elegant, informal, comfortable East Side restaurant. Progressive American cuisine. Lounge where downtown hip comes uptown. $$$ A

Teddy’s Bar & Grill teddys williamsburg.com 718 384 9787 96 Berry St. (N. 8th St.), Brooklyn 11211 American. Beautiful Victorian tavern in artsy, interesting area. Diverse crowd. Home-cooked American favorites with international flair. $$ A

Ted’s Montana Grill tedsmontana grill.com 212 245 5220 | Time Life Building, 110 W. 51st St. (Sixth–Seventh Aves.), NYC 10020 American, Steak-house. Upscale dining with the flair of the Old West. Gourmet burgers, unique bison entrées, fresh-caught seafood, authentic American entrées. Extensive wine list; happy hour. $$$ AE

Telepan Restaurant telepan-ny .com 212 580 4300 | 72 W. 69th St. (Central Park West–Columbus Ave.), NYC 10023 New American. Bill Telepan’s first solo venture, near Lincoln Center, offers New American cuisine in a tranquil setting. $$$ A

Telly’s Taverna tellystaverna.com 718 728 9056 | 28-13 23rd Ave. (28th–29th Sts.), Astoria, Queens 11105 Greek, Seafood. Astoria’s favorite seafood restaurant. Fresh fish grilled to perfection. Great food is a bargain here. $$$ A

Tequila Sunrise of Bayside tequilasunriseofbayside.com 718 631 0377 | 34-37 Bell Blvd. (35th Ave.–34th Rd.), Bayside, Queens 11361 Family-owned Mexican restaurant. Authentic decor, specialty margari-tas, 400 types of tequila, outdoor dining and karaoke. $$$

Tertulia tertulianyc.com 646 559 9909 | 359 Sixth Ave. (W. 4th St.—Washington Pl.), NYC 10014 Spanish. Chef Seamus Mullen’s award-win-ning restaurant, inspired by the sidre-rias (cider houses) of northern Spain. Featuring tapas, seafood, paella and a focus on Spanish wines. Outdoor seating. $$$ A

T.G.I. Friday’s rieserestaurants .com 212 944 7352 | 149 W. 46th St. (Sixth–Seventh Aves.), NYC 10036 American. The self-styled “America’s Favorite Bistro,” popular for their unique and stylized menu, always offers a trendy selection of the latest fare and drink selections. $$ ACDE

Thalassa Restaurant thalassanyc .com 212 941 7661 | 179 Franklin St. (Hudson–Greenwich Sts.), NYC 10013 Contemporary Greek cuisine. Award-winning food and wine list. Dramatic, nautically inspired setting. $$$ A

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Thalia restaurantthalia.com 212 399 4444 | 828 Eighth Ave. (50th St.), NYC 10019 New American. Beautiful soaring space in the Theatre District. Critics’ pick. Award-winning wines. Prix fixe menu. $$$ A

Todd English Food Hall 212 986 9260 The Plaza Hotel, 1 W. 59th St. (Fifth Ave.), concourse, NYC 10019 Eclectic. European-inspired food hall offers the finest fresh, gourmet foods, including New American cuisine, pizza and pasta, seafood and sushi, tapas, specialty cheeses, and more. $$$ AE

Toloache Bistro Mexicano toloachenyc.com 212 581 1818 251 W. 50th St. (Broadway–Eighth Ave.), NYC 10019 Toloache blends creativity with authentic Mexican cuisine in a convenient Theatre District locale. Its festive atmosphere and tequila selec-tion are perfect for all occasions. Reservations suggested. $$$ A

Toloache Thompson toloachenyc .com 212 420 0600 | 205 Thompson St. (Bleecker–3rd Sts.), NYC 10012 Mexican. Chef/owner Julian Medina’s contemporary Mexican bistro in Greenwich Village, featuring a guacamole and ceviche bar and an exceptional tequila and mezcal list. Reservations suggested. $$$ E

Tommy Bahama Bar–Restaurant–Store tommybahama.com/TBG /Stores_Restaurants/New_York _City.jsp 212 537 0960 | 551 Fifth Ave. (45th St.), NYC 10176 New American, Seafood. Escape the City hustle and bustle at this relaxing Midtown oasis. Sip handcrafted libations and enjoy island-inspired cuisine for lunch, dinner and happy hour. $$$ AE

Trattoria Dell’Arte trattoriadell arte.com 212 245 9800 | 900 Seventh Ave. (57th St.), NYC 10019 Italian. Antipasto and thin-crust pizza in an artistic setting across from Carnegie Hall. A celebrity favorite. Outdoor dining. $$$$ AC

Trattoria Il Mulino trattoriail mulino.com/new-york.php 212 777 8448 | 36 E. 26th St. (Park Ave. South–Broadway), NYC 10003 Italian. Maintains roots in Abruzzese-inspired cuisine while embodying Downtown ambiance with wood-fired pizzas, a modern menu of expertly crafted dishes and industrial chic atmo-sphere. Live music. Reservations suggested. $$$ A

Trattoria Tra Di Noi 718 295 1784 622 E. 187th St. (Hughes Ave.), Little Italy, Bronx 10458 Italian. Arthur Avenue’s best-kept secret. Cozy Italian trattoria noted for fresh food and warm hospitality, near Botanical Gardens, Bronx Zoo, Historic Mount Carmel Church. $$

Trattoria Tre Colori trattoriatre colori.com 212 997 4540 | 254 W. 47th St. (Broadway–Eighth Ave.), NYC 10036 Italian. Family-owned trattoria serves moderately priced, classic Italian cuisine in a warm atmosphere with attentive service. Located in Times Square, close to theaters. Private dining room seats 65. $$$ ABC

Tribeca Grill myriadrestaurant group.com/tribeca_grill.php 212 941 3900 | 375 Greenwich St. (Franklin St.), New York 10013 New American. Drew Nieporent and Robert De Niro co-own this landmark recognized for excellent cuisine, wine, service. Robust market driven contemporary American menu. Wine Spectator Grand Award Winner. $$$$ AE

Triomphe Restaurant triomphe -newyork.com 212 453 4233 The Iroquois New York, 49 W. 44th St. (Fifth–Sixth Aves.), NYC 10036 French. This restaurant combines upscale ambiance, creative seasonal menus and acclaimed service for one of Midtown Manhattan’s elite dining experiences. Reservations suggested. $$$$$ A

Tudor Neighborhood Grill hiltonmanhattan.com/new-york -midtown-restaurants/index.cfm 212 968 8800 | Hilton Manhattan East, 304 E. 42nd St. (First–Second Aves.), NYC 10017 American. Serving steaks and seafood in a warm and casual atmosphere. Start with cocktails and appetizers in the bar with three large-panel flat-screen TVs. $$ A

Tulsi tulsinyc.com 212 888 0820 211 E. 46th St. (Second–Third Aves.), NYC 10017 Indian. Distinctive regional cuisine created by Chef Hemant Mathur, acclaimed for clean, distinct flavors and as a master of tandoor cooking. Signature tandoor-grilled meats, seafood. $$$ A

Tuscany Grill tuscanygrillbrooklyn .com 718 921 5633 | 8620 Third Ave. (86th St.), Bay Ridge, Brooklyn 11209 Italian. Cozy Tuscan Italian that Zagat consistently rates among the top Italian restaurants in New York. $$$ A

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Ulysses’ Folk House ulyssesfolk house.com 212 482 0400 | 95 Pearl St. (Broad St.–Hanover Square), NYC 10004 Traditional Irish pub in Financial District features hot social scene, long bar, carvery, seasonal outdoor seating, live music, late hours, private event space and Sun. brunch. $$ A

Union Square Café unionsquare cafe.com 212 243 4020 | 21 E. 16th St. (Union Square West–Fifth Ave.), NYC 10003 Seasonal American. “NY’s Most Popular Restaurant.”—Zagat, 1997–2002, 2004, 2008. Relaxed setting, contemporary art. Reservations required. $$$$ A

Veselka Restaurant veselka.com 212 228 9682 | 144 Second Ave. (9th St.), NYC 10003 “Ukrainian comfort food that’s better than baba’s.”—Zagat, 2003. Excellent soups, blintzes and pierogis. $$ A

Vic & Anthony’s Steakhouse vicandanthonys.com 212 220 9200 233 Park Ave. So. (19th St.), NYC 10003 This spectacular steakhouse, originated in Houston, features high-quality menu selections including USDA Prime grain-fed beef, and extensive wine list, elegant atmo-sphere and service. Jacket and tie preferred. $$$ A

ViceVersa viceversanyc.com 212 399 9291 | 325 W. 51st St. (Eighth–Ninth Aves.), NYC 10019 Italian. Reasonably priced, contemporary Italian fare. Casually elegant. Modern stainless-steel bar. Garden and patio. Friendly. $$$

Victor’s Cafe victorscafe.com 212 586 7714 | 236 W. 52nd St. (Broadway–Eighth Ave.), NYC 10019 Cuban. Classic Cuban cuisine in a tropical setting. Stone crab, paella, steak, roast suckling pig and black bean soup. $$$ A

View Restaurant and Lounge theviewnyc.com 212 704 8900 Marriott Marquis, 1535 Broadway (45th–46th Sts.), NYC 10036 New American. New York’s only revolving rooftop restaurant and lounge. Offering dinner, Sunday brunch, buffet dining and cocktails seven days. $$$ A

Villa Berulia villaberulia.com 212 689 1970 | 107 E. 34th St. (Lexington–Park Aves.), NYC 10016 Italian. Fine cooking near Empire State Building, Madison Square Garden. Daily specials include homemade pastas, wild game dishes, Croatian/Dalmatian Coast delicacies. Family-owned; personable service. $$$

Villaggio Ristorante villaggiosi .com 718 356 9300 | 7517 Amboy Rd. (Main St.), Staten Island 10307 Italian. This family-owned restaurant serves fine Italian cuisine in an elegant setting. Attached pizzeria. Short walk, drive or S78 bus ride from Conference House. $$$

Virgil’s Real Barbecue virgilsbbq .com 212 921 9494 | 152 W. 44th St. (Sixth Ave.–Broadway), NYC 10036 Barbecue. Genuine Southern barbecue in a casual atmosphere. Memphis-style ribs, chicken and pulled pork shoulder. $$$ A

Virgola virgolanyc.com no phone, email [email protected] 28 Greenwich Ave. (W. 10th–Charles Sts.), NYC 10011 Italian, Seafood. Unique Italian wine and oyster bar, located inside a restored 1800s alley in the West Village, is decorated with “love locks,” padlocks added by customers. Reservations suggested. Closed Sun. $$$$

Water’s Edge Restaurant watersedgenyc.com 718 482 0033 401 44th Dr. (East River, west of Vernon Blvd.), Long Island City, Queens 11101 New American. Magnificent Manhattan views. Elegant private rooms. Professional service. Complimentary water shuttle from Manhattan. Jacket requested. $$$$ A

The Waterstone Grill waterstone grill.com 212 943 1602 | 79 Pearl St. (Broad St.–Hanover Square), NYC 10004 Seafood, American. Historic Stone St. location, right next to Wall St. Seafood, American cuisine, bar and lounge areas, music, bar specials, happy hour in a relaxed atmosphere. Closed Sat., Sun. $$$

Winebar winebarnyc.com 212 777 1608 | 65 Second Ave. (4th St.), NYC 10003 Mediterranean. Romantic, candle-lit wine bar in the East Village offers an extensive wine list and deli-cious Mediterranean cuisine served by knowledgable staff. Outdoor seating. $$$ A

World Yacht Dining Cruises worldyacht.com 212 630 8100 Pier 81 (41st St. & Hudson River), NYC 10036 American. Northeastern American cuisine. Entertainment, dancing, dramatic skyline views and Statue of Liberty close-up. $$$$ A See Ad Index on pg. 240 for online info and ad page.

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Yerba Buena ybandco.com 212 529 2919 | 23 Avenue A (1st–2nd Sts.), NYC 10009 Latin American. Creative pan-Latin fare by chef Julian Medina in an intimate East Village setting. Features an extensive South American and Spanish wine list and serious cocktails. Reservations sug-gested. $$$

Yerba Buena Perry ybandco.com 212 620 0808 | 1 Perry St. (Greenwich Ave.), NYC 10014 Latin American. Inventive Latin menu by chef J ulian Medina in the hip West Village. Features an extensive South American and Spanish wine list and serious cocktails. $$$

Yuva Frontier Indian Grill yuvanyc .com 212 339 0090 | 230 E. 58th St. (Second–Third Aves.), NYC 10022 Indian. A tribute to northern Indian open-fire cooking, this swanky, intimate eatery near Bloomingdale’s serves grilled dishes and exotic signature Indian cocktails in an ultra-modern setting. $$$ A

Z Bar Restaurant & Sky-Lounge zbarny.com 212 957 1700 | 605 W. 48th St. (Eleventh Ave.), NYC 10036 Latin American. This one-of-a-kind rooftop dining experience, serving Latin American cuisine by Executive Chef Gonzalo Colin, joins Manhattan’s West Side. Closed Mon. $$$

Zengo richardsandoval.com/ zengony/index.php 212 808 8110 622 Third Ave. (40th St.), NYC 10017 Latin-Asian fusion. A sophisticated blend of Latin and Asian styles and flavors. Features one of the largest collections of tequila and agave-based spirits in the US. Reservations suggested. Closed Sun. $$$ A

Zio Ristorante zio-nyc.com 212 352 1700 | 17 W. 19th St. (Fifth–Sixth Aves.), NYC 10011 Italian, Mediterranean. Influenced by Mediterranean flavors, Zio uses seasonal ingredients to create inspiring and authentic Italian fare. The inviting interior encourages conver-sation with an enriched, ambient glow. Reservations sug-gested. $$$ A

Casual, Takeout & Treats2beans: Coffee & Chocolate Passion 2beans.com 212 937 8914 | 100 Park Ave. (40th–41st Sts.), NYC 10017 Dessert/Coffeehouse. Enjoy tradi-tional European-style gourmet illy brand coffee and espresso drinks in a modern, sophisticated atmosphere. Chocolate shop features 50 interna-tional brands of unique chocolates. Closed Sun. $ A

Asiam Thai Cuisine asiamny.com 212 228 7880 | 299 First Ave. (15th St.), NYC 10003 Thai. Serving a variety of authentic Thai dishes at extremely reasonable prices. Warm, welcoming, friendly staff; upbeat atmospheric music. In Gramercy near Stuyvesant Town, East Village. Reservations suggested. $$ AE

Big Daddy’s—Park bigdaddysnyc .com 212 477 1500 | 239 Park Ave. South (19th–20th Sts.), NYC 10003 American. Serves breakfast, lunch, dinner and late night snacks for those in the mood for burgers, shakes, tater tots, classic American fare with a unique twist. Reservations suggested. $$ ADE

Big Daddy’s—Upper West Side bigdaddysnyc.com 212 677 2004 2454 Broadway (90th–91st Sts.), NYC 10024 American. Serves breakfast, lunch, dinner and late night snacks for those in the mood for burgers, shakes, tater tots, classic American fare with a unique twist. Reservations suggested. $$ DE

Cafe Henri 718 383 9315 | 10-10 50th Ave. (Vernon Blvd.), Long Island City, Queens 11101 French. Intimate, cheerful, casual cafe for French-style sandwiches, sweet or savory crepes, omelets, homemade desserts, espresso; on-site or to go. Open daily until midnight. $$ A

Cornerstone Cafe cornerstone cafenyc.com 212 228 1260 | 17 Ave. B (E. 2nd St.), NYC 10009 American, Italian. Cozy cafe serves breakfast, lunch, dinner daily. Breakfast features Texas French toast, eggs Benedict, more, made with organic milk and eggs, special recipe whipped cream. No credit cards. $$ AE

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The Counter brooklynmuseum .org/visit/dining.php 718 638 5000 Brooklyn Museum, 200 Eastern Pkwy. (Washington Ave.), Brooklyn 11238 American. Value-oriented and lunch-centered menu featuring a salad bar, soups, wraps, assorted sandwiches and a daily selection of hot entrees, plus beverages and snacks. Closed Mon., Tues. $

Court Square Diner courtsquare diner.com 718 392 1222 | 45-30 23rd St. (45th Rd.), Long Island City, Queens 11101 American, Continental. Fresh, tasty food, daily specials, reasonable prices. Near LIC cultural destinations, steps from the Court House Square Station (#7 Line). Free delivery. Open 24 hours daily. $$ A

Crown Cafe at the Statue of Liberty thestatueofliberty.com 212 363 3180, 800 266 1488 | Liberty Island, New York Harbor, NYC 10004 Ameri-can. The Statue of Liberty’s sole restaurant offers casual American fare (like burgers, hot dogs and seafood), including organic items, at affordable prices. $ BCE

Cucina & Co. at Rockefeller Center rapatina.com 212 332 7630 | 30 Rockefeller Plaza (49th–50th Sts. btwn. Fifth & Sixth Aves.), NYC 10020 Medi-terranean. A moderately priced cafe and takeout restaurant with rustic, fresh and abundant food. $ A

Cucina & Co. at the MetLife Building rapatina.com 212 818 1222 200 Park Ave. (45th St.), NYC 10166 Mediterranean. A moderately priced cafe and takeout restaurant with rustic, fresh and abundant food. $$ A

Cucina & Co. in the Cellar @ Macy’s rapatina.com 212 868 2388 Herald Square, 151 W. 34th St. (Sixth Ave.), NYC 10001 Mediterranean. A moderately priced cafe and takeout restaurant with rustic, fresh and abundant food. $ A

Dellarocco’s of Brooklyn dellaroccospizza.com 718 858 1010 214 Hicks St. (Remsen–Montague Sts.), Brooklyn Heights, Brooklyn 11201 Italian, Pizza. Well-reviewed, authen-tic Neapolitan brick oven pizza res-taurant near world-famous Brooklyn Heights Promenade. Twelve beers on tap; great wine selection pairs well with pizza. Open daily. $$ AE

Denino’s Pizzeria & Tavern deninos.com 718 442 9401 | 524 Port Richmond Ave. (Hooker Pl.), Staten Island 10302 Italian. Family-friendly, blue-collar Staten Island tavern, founded 1937, serves some of the City’s best pizza, plus heroes, appe-tizers, platters. Take S44 bus from ferry terminal. $$ E

Fatburger rieserestaurants.com 212 904 1293 | 509 Third Ave. (34th St.), NYC 10016 American. All-American homemade gourmet Hollywood hamburger favorite is a fast casual American restaurant serving big, juicy, tasty burgers made with fresh 100% pure lean beef. $ AD

Financier Patisserie financier pastries.com 212 344 5600 | 62 Stone St. (Hanover Sq.–Mill Ln.), NYC 10004 Dessert/Coffeehouse. Financial District bakery café special-izing in traditional French cakes, pastries, coffees, teas, sandwiches, savory specialties. Outdoor dining. $

Hooters originalhooters.com 212 581 5656, 800 225 4668 | 211 W. 56th St. (Seventh Ave.–Broadway), NYC 10019 American. Casual restaurant with HDTVs showing all games, liquor bar, craft beer and more. Features burgers, seafood, salads, famous chicken wings, served by a Hooters Girl. $$ AE

Hudson Common hudsonhotel .com 212 554 6217 | Hudson New York, 356 W. 58th St. (Ninth Ave.), NYC 10019 American. Modern-day beer hall and burger joint features inventive interpretations of burgers, sand-wiches and fries, a wide selection of craft beers, and specialty cocktails. Dinner only. $$ A

Hudson Eats at Brookfield Place brookfieldplaceny.com 212 417 7000 225 Liberty St. (West St.), NYC 10281 Chef-driven, fast service, casual dining from fourteen award-winning eateries. Experience a diverse selec-tion of food and drink with spectacu-lar views of the Hudson River. $$ A

John’s Pizzeria Times Square johnspizzerianyc.com 212 391 7560 260 W. 44th St. (Broadway–Eighth Ave.), NYC 10036 Italian, Pizza. NYC’s largest pizzeria, located in a beautiful Gospel Tabernacle Church built in the 1880s, seats 500 people. It is perfect for pre-/post-theater dining. $$ AE

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Katz’s Delicatessen katzdeli.com 212 254 2246 | 205 E. Houston St. (Ludlow St.), NYC 10002 Jewish deli-catessen. New York’s largest and oldest (since 1888) deli. Hand carving. Famous scene from When Harry Met Sally filmed here. $ A

Le Pain Quotidien—Mineral Springs lepainquotidien.com 646 233 3768 | North end of the Sheep Meadow, Central Park (69th St. and the West Drive), NYC 10023 Dessert/Coffeehouse, French. Serves elegant boulangerie fare—soup, salads, tartines, breakfast, homemade pastries and handmade organic bread—made with organic ingredi-ents whenever possible. Rustic interior, Central Park setting. $$ AE

Lexington Candy Shop lexington candyshop.net 212 288 0057 | 1226 Lexington Ave. (83rd St.), NYC 10028 American, Dessert/Coffeehouse. Original NYC luncheonette (estab-lished 1925) serving classic fountain drinks. Best milkshakes and top lemonade—CBS-NY. Outstanding French toast, pancakes, omelettes, Angus burgers. Old-fashioned Cokes. $$ E

McDonald’s of Times Square 212 921 8900 | 1560 Broadway (46th–47th Sts.), NYC 10036 This unique McDonald’s overlooks the heart of Times Square. Features NYC diorama and hand-painted murals. $ ABCE

Mike’s Deli—The Original Arthur Avenue Italian Deli arthuravenue .com 718 295 5033 | 2344 Arthur Ave. (E. 186th St., inside Arthur Avenue Retail Market), Bronx 10458 Italian. Steps from local attractions in the “real” Little Italy. Traditional Italian homemade food. $ A

Nathan’s Famous nathansfamous .com 718 946 2202 | 1310 Surf Ave. (Schweikerts Walk–Stillwell Ave.), Coney Island, Brooklyn 11224 Ameri-can. Famous for its salty dogs (frankfurt-ers), plus boardwalk location and annual Hot Dog-Eating Contest. Bring a swimsuit, towel and appetite. Open for lunch; closed in winter. $ AE

New York Burger Co. newyork burgerco.com 212 255 0400 | 470 W. 23rd St. (Tenth Ave.), NYC 10011 American. All-natural, certified humane Angus beef, turkey and chicken burgers, sandwiches and salads. Homemade fries, onion rings and sauces. Unique New York design and spirit. $$ ADE

Nuchas Times Square nuchas.com 646 477 8247 | Broadway Plaza betw. 44th & 45th Sts., NYC 10036 Argentine, Latin-American. New twist on empa-nadas; offering assorted dough variet-ies and filled with choice of meat, vegetables or sweets. Introducing innovative flavor combinations with high-quality ingredients. Open daily til 2am. $

Panera Bread panera.com 718 252 1300 | 5100 Kings Plaza (Flatbush Ave. at Ave. U), Marine Park, Brooklyn 11234 American, Dessert/Coffee house. A full service fast-casual bakery-cafe that features a fresh, creative selec-tion of sandwiches, soups, salads and bakery items. $ E

Peanut Butter & Co. ilovepeanut butter.com 212 677 3995 | 240 Sullivan St. (Bleecker–3rd Sts.), NYC 10012 American, Dessert/Coffeehouse. World-famous sandwich shop serving gourmet peanut butter sandwiches, including sandwiches created by Jerry Seinfeld, Elvis. Snacks, shakes and desserts, too. Sticky fun for all. $

SnackBox snackboxnyc.com 646 229 1271 | Corner of Broadway & 46th Street, Times Square, NYC 10036 American. Delicious hot dogs and snacks in Times Square as you stroll past. Also featuring fresh lobster rolls, coffee and confections from the City’s top bakeries. $ E

Starbuck’s Coffee Company 212 704 8937 | New York Marriott Marquis, 229 W. 45th St. (Broadway), NYC 10036 Dessert/Coffeehouse. Nationwide coffee chain features unique coffee and coffee drinks, teas and pastries. $

Tasti D-Lite tastidlite.com/times square 212 265 4073 | 1588 Broadway (48th St.), NYC 10036 Desserts. Delicious, healthier frozen dairy treat. Less fat, calories and carbs. Natural ingredi-ents. Over 100 flavors. Blended drinks, parfaits, sundaes. cakes. Free delivery. Open daily, 11am–11pm. $ E

Tonnie’s Minis tonniesminis.com 212 831 5292 | 264 Lenox Ave. (123rd–124th Sts.), NYC 10027 Desserts. Among the best cupcakes, carrot cakes and more, in a cozy Harlem shop. Call to order specialty cakes for bridal showers and other events. $

Zeytuna zeytuna.com 212 742 2436 59 Maiden Ln. (William St.), NYC 10038 Mediterranean, Eclectic. Sushi, pizza, pasta, famous gyro and dozens of hot/cold salads. World cuisine for the lunch crowd. Seats 500 indoor/outdoor. Full and self-service. $$

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Nightlife

New York proves every day that there is something new under the sun—and, it turns out, the moon, too. With a thriving scene that’s always evolving, the City is crawling with nightlife in all forms: indie bands in Williamsburg, DJs spinning electronic music in Chelsea, bars on the Lower East Side and live jazz in Greenwich Village. If you can imagine it, it exists: top-notch comedy, cocktail lounges with world-class mixologists, late-night karaoke and clubs playing everything from Afro-pop to zydeco. Read on for a sampling.

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Bars & Lounges

48 Lounge 48nyc.com 212 554 4848 1221 Sixth Ave. (enter on 48th St. btw. Sixth & Seventh Aves.), NYC 10020 This upscale cocktail lounge and full-service event venue offers innovative premium cocktails, exquisite New American food and outstanding service in a luxurious, inviting atmo-sphere. Reservations suggested. Closed Sun. A

675 Bar 675bar.com 212 699 2410 675 Hudson St. (13th St.), NYC 10014 No-frills antidote to the pomp and circumstance of club land. Catchy cocktails, bar snacks, old-school board games, and a first-come-first-served attitude. Closed Sun.

Ava Lounge avaloungenyc.com 212 956 7020 | Dream New York, 210 W. 55th St. (Broadway–Seventh Ave.), NYC 10019 Contemporary elegance of a grand hotel or chic home, with pan-oramic views of the Hudson River and Times Square, with excellent service. An unforgettable experience. Reservations suggested. A

Bar at Clement peninsula.com /New_York/en/default.aspx#/New _York/en/Dining/Bar_at_Clement/ 212 903 3918 | The Peninsula New York, 700 Fifth Ave. (55th St.), mezzanine level, NYC 10019 Seating options designed to satisfy all preferences; low leather communal couches, smaller duet tables and a secluded banquet. Mix with handcrafted cocktails and fine wine.

The Bar at Dream NY thebarny.com 212 956 7020 | Dream New York, 210 W. 55th St. (Broadway–Seventh Ave.), NYC 10019 Comfort able yet elegant rein-vention of the classic neighborhood bar: embossed brick wall, antiqued mirrors, cigar-brown armchairs, mar-ble-topped bar. Cocktails, micro-brews, comfort-food tapas. Reservations suggested. A

Bar Seine plaza-athenee.com 212 606 4141 | Hotel Plaza Athénée, 37 E. 64th St. (Madison Ave.), NYC 10065 Eclectic lounge features decadent amber-lit atmosphere and red leather floor. Perfect for a romantic night or casual after- work meeting.

Bar 10 westinny.com/dining/ bar10 .html 212 201 2700 | Westin New York at Times Square, 270 W. 43rd St. (Eighth Ave.), NYC 10036 This chic lounge is a great place to unwind at day’s end. Hip, welcoming ambiance beckons patrons to decompress with cock-tails, conversation and light fare. AC

Bar 360 rwnewyork.com/bar360 718 215 2828, 888 888 8801 | Resorts World Casino, 110-00 Rockaway Blvd., Jamaica, Queens 11420 This sports fanatics dream, located in the heart of the Times Square Casino, features a 28’x18’ high-def video screen. Ideal for the big game. AC

Blue Bar algonquinhotel.com 212 840 6800 | Algonquin Hotel Times Square, 59 W. 44th St. (Fifth–Sixth Aves.), NYC 10036 This popular bar offers pub fare and a fine selection of wine, cocktails and beer. No cover. A

Bowlmor Union Square bowlmor .com/union-square/ 212 255 8188 110 University Pl. (12th–13th Sts.), NYC 10003 Village hotspot for glow-in-the-dark bowling, big screen TVs and gourmet cuisine. Nightclub with games and mini-golf upstairs.

Bridges Bar newyorkhiltonhotel .com/new-york-dining/index.cfm 212 586 7000 | New York Hilton Midtown, 1335 Sixth Ave. (53rd St.), NYC 10019 Bar and lounge. Cocktails, microbrews and special martinis created from 25 types of vodka and gin. Televisions.

Broadway Lounge thebroadway lounge.com 212 704 8834 | New York Marriott Marquis, 1535 Broadway (45th–46th Sts.), 8th fl., NYC 10036 Panoramic views from eight floors above Times Square. Perfect for pre-theater cocktails and snacks. Great for watching sports. And, reserve for private and semi–private events.

Carnival bowlmor.com/carnival/ 212 680 0012 | Bowlmor Times Square, 222 W. 44th St. (Seventh–Eighth Aves.), NYC 10036 Midway Room boasts boardwalk-style and classic arcade games. Luna Room is a chic, luxury lounge with modular seating, private bar, DJ booth, dance floor.

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Crossroads American Kitchen & Bar crossroadsamericankitchen .com 212 704 8834 | New York Marriott Marquis, 1535 Broadway (45th–46th Sts.), 8th fl., NYC 10036 Serving New York modern classics in a dramatic contemporary setting. Restaurant and lounge seating offer a variety of dining experiences. A

The Dubliner dublinernyc.com 212 785 5400 | 45 Stone St. (William–Pearl Sts.), NYC 10004 Cozy Irish bar on historic Stone Street. Fantastic outdoor seating and friendly, vibrant staff. Great traditional Irish pub fare, best pint of Guinness. E

Faces and Names facesand names.com 212 586 9311 | 159 W. 54th St. (Sixth–Seventh Aves.), NYC 10019 Cozy bar/lounge featuring cari-catures of celebs has a neighborhood feel—candlelight, plush couches, fireplace. Variety of cocktails, beers, wines, cordials. Food features highly-rated mini-burgers. Kitchen open til 3am. A

The Fitz fitzpatrickhotels.com 212 355 0100, 212 784 2602 | 687 Lexington Ave. (56th–57th Sts.), NYC 10022 Newly redesigned lounge-style bar and restaurant with tea room that is both comfortable and versatile. Enjoy specialty cocktails, tea, small plates or full meals.

Galway Pub galwaypubnyc.com 212 725 2353 | 7 E. 36th St. (Madison–Fifth Aves.), NYC 10016 Large bar two blocks from the Empire State Build-ing. Ideal location to hang out or enjoy Happy Hour. Resident DJs and live entertainment until late. Irish/American cuisine. A

Haven Rooftop havenrooftop.com 212 466 9000 | Sanctuary Hotel, 132 W. 47th St. (Sixth–Seventh Aves.), NYC 10018 Swanky rooftop lounge and restaurant at the Sanctuary Hotel offers lunch, dinner and stunning city views, ideal for any occasion. AE

Henry, A Liquor Bar morgans hotelgroup.com/hudson/hudson -new-york/eat-drink/henry-at -hudson 212 554 6217 | Hudson New York, 356 W. 58th St. (Ninth Ave.), NYC 10019 A seasonal cocktail bar and lounge at Hudson with an inventive and experimental mixology program overseen by Creative Director and Mixologist Ryan Chetiyawardana. Live music. Closed Sun.–Tues. A

Inc Lounge loungebarsnyc.com 212 956 7020 | Time Hotel, 224 W. 49th St. (Broadway–Eighth Ave.), NYC 10019 This glam rock sensation fuses rock & roll, fashion and art in a 2,500 square foot space. Try a “Gin & Sin” at the sleek bar. A

Insieme Lounge michelangelo hotel.com/en/eat-and-drink /insieme-lounge.aspx 212 765 1900 The Michelangelo, 152 W. 51st St. (Sixth–Seventh Aves.), NYC 10019 A new fun and exclusive venue at The Michelangelo. Intimate atmosphere with sophisticated wine and spirits lists rewards the most discerning palates.

King Cole Bar stregis.com 212 753 4500, 800 759 7550 | St. Regis Hotel, 2 E. 55th St. (Fifth–Madison Aves.), NYC 10022 Enjoy an aperitif in this legend-ary room where the Bloody Mary first landed in America. Features the fabled Maxfield Parrish mural, “Old King Cole.”

La Marina lamarinanyc.com 212 567 6300 | 348 Dyckman St. (Staff St.–Hudson River), NYC 10034 Riverfront “resort” features cocktails and snacks in three bars, sandy beach (with volleyball), plus lounge with private tables, restaurant and raw-bar. Live bands, DJs. E

The Lambs Club Restaurant & Bar thelambsclub.com 212 997 5262 132 W. 44th St. (Sixth Ave.–Broadway), NYC 10036 Historic Landmark restaurant/bar in Times Square. Handcrafted cocktails. American cuisine by Food Network Chef Geoffrey Zakarian. Breakfast, lunch, dinner, afternoon tea, pre-/post- theater. Open late. Live jazz Wed., 7:30pm. AE

The Lcl: Bar & Kitchen thelclnyc .com 212 405 4399 | The Westin New York Grand Central, 212 E. 42nd St. (Second–Third Aves.), NYC 10017 Offering creative cocktails and a seasonal menu in a contemporary setting inspired by nature. Proudly serving Organic Avenue juices and Stumptown coffee. A

Library Bar morganshotelgroup .com/hudson/hudson-new-york /eat-drink/library-bar 212 554 6217 Hudson New York, 356 W. 58th St. (Eighth–Ninth Aves.), NYC 10019 Reminiscent of an old English club or drawing room, this cozy hangout offers a fireplace, billiards, computer games, laptop computers and an extensive book collection.

Nightlife


Lobby Lounge, New York Hilton Midtown newyorkhiltonhotel.com /new-york-dining/index.cfm 212 586 7000 | 1335 Sixth Ave. (53rd St.), NYC 10019 Bar and lounge. Cocktails, wines and beers. International light fare all afternoon and evening. Open 11am–midnight. A

Lucky Strike NYC bowlluckystrike .com/locations/new-york/nyc 646 829 0170 | 624-660 W. 42nd St. (Twelfth Ave.), NYC 10036 A unique bar and restaurant that provides bowling lanes wrapped in a stimulating atmo-sphere of art, music and energetic crowd. WiFi. Late-night menu. No cover, no minimum. AE

mad46 Rooftop Lounge mad46 .com 212 885 6095 | The Roosevelt Hotel, Madison Ave. at 46th St., NYC 10017 Cool and contemporary rooftop lounge meets classic New York hotel at this hidden oasis. Signature drinks include the madMojito; lite fare includes sliders and quesadillas. A

The Mean Fiddler themeanfiddler nyc.com 212 354 2950 | 266 W. 47th St. (Broadway–Eighth Ave.), NYC 10036 Top party bar, open late, features DJs, dancing, karaoke lounge, sports on HDTV, happy hour and “beer pong.” Kitchen serves burgers, wings, Irish pub food.

Met Bar www.metropolitannew yorkcity.doubletree.com 212 752 7000 | DoubleTree by Hilton Metro-politan, 569 Lexington Ave. (51st St.), NYC 10022 Located in the lobby of the DoubleTree by Hilton Metro-politan. Open nightly for cocktails and light fare. A

Minus5° Ice Bar minus5experience .com 212 757 4610 | New York Hilton Midtown, 1335 Sixth Ave. (53rd St.), NYC 10019 A unique ice attraction where guests enjoy vodka-based cocktails served in the beauty of an all-ice environment. LED light show. Decor changes often. Cover charge. A

MObar mandarinoriental.com/ newyork/fine-dining/ 212 805 8800 Mandarin Oriental, 80 Columbus Circle (Broadway at 60th St.), 35th fl., NYC 10023 This perennially popular bar offers a chic evening hideaway with an eclectic cocktail and wine menu, as well as a selection of light bites. Closed Sun., Mon.

R Lounge at Two Times Square rloungetimessquare.com 212 261 5200 | Renaissance New York Hotel Times Square, 714 Seventh Ave. (47th–48th Sts.), NYC 10036 Refreshing, stylish spot for panoramic Times Square views, specialty cocktails, inventive appetizers, and “Blue Ribbon Classics” by chefs Bruce and Eric Bromberg of Blue Ribbon Restaurants.

The Round Table Room algonquin hotel.com/round-table-room 212 840 6800, 888 304 2047 | Algonquin Hotel Times Square, 59 W. 44th St. (Fifth–Sixth Aves.), NYC 10036 Site of legendary literary lunches, the newly restored restaurant and bar evokes memories of a grand parlor.

Salon de Ning peninsula.com/ New_York/en/default.aspx#/New _York/en/Dining/Salon_de_Ning 212 903 3097 | The Peninsula New York, 700 Fifth Ave. (55th St.), 23rd fl., NYC 10019 Panoramic views over Fifth Avenue and the glittering skyline of Manhattan cast a natural background to complement a private event or special celebration.

Sir Harry’s waldorfnewyork.com 212 872 4890 | Waldorf Astoria New York, 301 Park Ave. (50th St.), NYC 10022 Cocktails. Comfortably relaxed atmosphere. Premium cocktails such as the in-house invented Rob Roy or Waldorf Sunset. Open late seven days.

Sky Room Times Square skyroom nyc.com 212 380 1195 | Fairfield Inn/Times Square South, 330 W. 40th St. (Eighth–Ninth Aves.), NYC 10018 Bi-level ultralounge on the 33rd and 34th floors, with stunning 360-degree views. A year-round oasis of elegance, comfort and energy. Desserts, small plates. Closed Sun., Mon.

Spin New York newyork.spin galactic.com 212 982 8802 | 48 E. 23rd St. (Park Ave. South—Madison Ave.), NYC 10010 Interactive nightclub combines music, drinks, lounge, dining with 17 tournament-quality ping pong tables. Eclectic mix of customers includes ranked players, hipsters, young professionals, cele-brities. New American cuisine. A

The Star Lounge ritzcarlton.com /centralpark 212 521 6125 | The Ritz-Carlton New York, Central Park, 50 Central Park South (Fifth–Sixth Aves.), NYC 10019 Legendary New York bar-tender Norman Bukofzer offers guests the perfect combination of wine, cock-tails and conversation. Famous after-noon tea, 2:30pm or 3pm daily (reser-vations required). Sophisticated casual attire suggested. A

Nightlife


Top of the Strand NYC topofthes-trand.com 212 448 1024 | The Strand Hotel, 33 W. 37th St. (Fifth–Sixth Aves.), 17th fl., NYC 10018 This rooftop bar, open year-round with a retractable glass enclosure, overlooks the City skyline. A friendly atmosphere and dazzling views make it a favorite. Bottle service. New American cuisine.

Tudor Neighborhood Bar hiltonmanhattan.com/new-york -midtown-restaurants/index.cfm 212 986 8800 | Hilton Manhattan East, 304 E. 42nd St. (First–Second Aves.), NYC 10017 Cocktails, hors d’oeuvres and light meals. Enjoy a contempo-rary menu prepared by the executive chef. Weekends, all-day menu. 11am–midnight. Casual. No cover.

Two E Bar/Lounge twoeny.com 212 940 8113 | The Pierre New York, 2 E. 61st St. (Fifth Ave.), NYC 10021 Classic and traditional cocktails crafted from the freshest ingredients, plus cham-pagne list, coffee bar. Light fare for lunch, afternoon tea, evening small plates to share. AB

Ulysses’ Folk House ulyssesfolk house.com 212 482 0400 | 95 Pearl St. (Broad St.–Hanover Square), NYC 10014 Traditional Irish pub on a pictur-esque, cobblestone lane features 130-foot long wrap-around bar, live music Sat., carvery lunch, seasonal outdoor seating. Open until 4am. A

Vander Bar vanderbar.com 212 885 6131 | The Roosevelt Hotel, Madison Ave. at 46th St., NYC 10017 After-work gathering place offers signature drinks (Vanderbilt Punch, Madison Avenue Mai Tai, Bull Moose), draft beer and “lite fare” (burgers, sliders, sandwiches, chicken wings). A

The View Restaurant and Lounge theviewnyc.com 212 704 8900 New York Marriott Marquis, 1535 Broadway (45th–46th Sts.), NYC 10036 New York’s only revolving rooftop restaurant and lounge. Offering cocktails, dinner, Sunday brunch and buffet dining seven days a week. Contemporary American cuisine. A

William Barnacle Tavern 212 388 0388 | 80 St. Marks Pl. (First–Second Aves.), NYC 10003 Former infamous speakeasy specializing in absinthe, single malt Scotches, draft beers and quiet, romantic environment. Live Irish music Monday nights. Exciting performances in attached theater. A

Z Bar Restaurant & Sky-Lounge zbarny.com 212 957 1700 | 605 W. 48th St. (Eleventh Ave.), NYC 10036 Located on a rooftop in Hell’s Kitchen, with a view of Manhattan’s skyline. Mixologist Nelson Lemus emphasizes fresh, seasonal ingre-dients in his signature cocktails. Closed Mon.

Beer Gardens & Brewpubs

Birreria eatalyny.com/eat/birreria 212 229 2560 | Eataly, 200 Fifth Ave. (23rd–24th Sts.), NYC 10010 Beer garden on the 15th floor rooftop offers nine wines and 10 beers on tap, supplemented by three cask-conditioned ales brewed on the premises. Italian cuisine.

Hudson Common hudsonhotel .com 212 554 6217 | Hudson New York, 356 W. 58th St. (Ninth Ave.), NYC 10019 Modern-day beer hall and burger joint features a wide selection of craft beers, specialty cocktails, and inven-tive interpretations of burgers, sand-wiches and fries. A

Tavern29 tavern29.com 212 685 4422 | 47 E. 29th St. (Park Ave. South–Madison Ave.), NYC 10016 Thirty craft beers on tap and a rooftop beer garden make this an ideal choice in Midtown for elevated pub fare, cock-tails and cozy atmosphere. New American cuisine. Outdoor seating. Reservations suggested.

The Three Monkeys Bar thethree monkeysbar.com 212 586 2080 236 W. 54th St. (Broadway–Eighth Ave.), NYC 10019 Spacious craft beer bar (36 draft lines) serves comfort food brunch til late. Two full bars, heated year-round deck. Happy hour. Weekends: DJs, dancing.

Blues Clubs

Terra Blues terrablues.com 212 777 7776 | 149 Bleecker St. (LaGuardia Pl.–Thompson St.), NYC 10012 With nightly first-rate perfor-mances (acoustic and electric) and an immense liquor selection, NYC’s only blues club offers a unique and unforgettable experience every time. Cover charge, minimum.

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Cabarets & Supper Clubs

54 Below 54below.com 646 476 3551, 866 468 7619 | 254 W. 54th St. (Broadway–Eighth Ave.), cellar, NYC 10019 “Broadway’s Nightclub” is a place to enjoy an only-in-New York nightlife experience featuring enter-tainers, class-ically inspired cocktails and cuisine by Chef André Marrero. Reservations suggested. Cover/minimum, depends on performer. A

Cafe Carlyle thecarlyle.com 212 744 1600, 800 227 5737 | The Carlyle, 353 E. 76th St. (Madison–Park Aves.), NYC 10021 One of New York’s pre-eminent cabarets. Features a long line of celebrities. Live music. Continental cuisine. Mon.–Sat. hours depend on performance schedule. Closed Sun. Cover. No minimum. Jackets required.

Ginny’s Supper Club See listing in Dining.

Joe’s Pub joespub.com 212 539 8770 | Public Theater, 425 Lafayette St. (Astor Pl.), NYC 10003 Eclectic theatrical entertainment; dinner.

Lorenzo’s Restaurant, Bar & Cabaret lorenzosdining.com 718 477 2400 | Hilton Garden Inn, 1100 South Ave. (Lois Lane), Staten Island 10314 Tony and Grammy Award-winning performers on select Fri. nights.

Metropolitan Room metropolitan room.com 212 206 0440 | 34 W. 22nd St. (Fifth–Sixth Aves.), NYC 10010 Home for big-name talents and rising stars. Find high-end jazz cabaret every night, featuring award-winning Broadway, TV, film and radio stars, plus blues, comedy. Reservations required. Cover charge and drink minimum apply. A

Minton’s See listing in Dining.

Smoke Jazz & Supper Club smokejazz.com 212 864 6662 | 2751 Broadway (105th–106th Sts.), NYC 10025 Premier jazz venue presents live music nightly. Chef Patricia Williams’ seasonal New American cuisine. Weekend jazz brunch, late lunch menu, early and late night happy hours.

Comedy

Batsu! faceoffunlimited.com/batsu 917 478 3785 | 15 St. Marks Pl. (Second –Third Aves.), Manhattan 10003 Live Japanese game show in East Village’s “Little Tokyo.” Performers compete in comedic challenges and receive outrageous punishments. Sushi, noodles, full bar. Groups, parties welcome. Admission.

Carolines on Broadway carolines .com 212 757 4100 | 1626 Broadway (49th St.), NYC 10019 Premier comedy nightclub in the heart of Times Square presents comedy’s biggest stars on NYC’s grandest comedy stage. Award-winning club design. Full dinner menu. Open daily. Cover, minimum. A

The Comic Strip comicstriplive .com 212 861 9386 | 1568 Second Ave. (81st–82nd Sts.), NYC 10028 Comedy club. This home of the world’s top comedians promises a great time. A

Gotham Comedy Club gotham comedyclub.com 212 367 9000 208 W. 23rd St. (Seventh–Eighth Aves.), NYC 10011 One of USA Today’s ten great places to watch stand-up in the U.S. (2005). American cuisine. Cover, minimum. A

National Comedy Theatre manhattancomedy.com 212 629 5202 | 347 W. 36th St. (Eighth–Ninth Aves.), NYC 10018 Nationally acclaimed all-audiences improv comedy show.

The Stand Restaurant and Comedy Club thestandnyc.com 212 677 2600 | 239 Third Ave. (19th–20th Sts.), ground fl., NYC 10003 Recently named New York’s “Best Comedy Club” by New York Magazine. Serves eclectic New American food by Chef Seth Levine of Fox TV’s Hell’s Kitchen.

Country & Western

Johnny Utah’s johnnyutahs.com 212 265 UTAH (8824) | 25 W. 51st St. (Fifth–Sixth Aves.), NYC 10019 The urban cowboy experience, featuring Southwestern cuisine and Manhattan’s only mechanical bull. Ride the bull for free (age 18 and older) nightly after 7:30pm.

Rodeo Bar rodeobar.com 212 683 6500 | 375 Third Ave. (27th St.), NYC 10016 Live music (country, alt-country, rockabilly, and bluegrass) nightly. A

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Dance Clubs

Columbus 72 c72nyc.com 212 769 1492 | 246A Columbus Ave. (71st–72nd Sts.), NYC 10023 Upper West Side nightclub. Expansive lounge with two rooms and stylish VIP sections. Dance to DJs spinning Top 40, R&B, Hip Hop, Latin, Swing, more. Bottle service. Dress code. Admission at doorman’s discretion.

System systemny.com | 32-10 37th Ave., Long Island City, Queens 11101 This 8,000-square-foot dance venue features a high-tech sound system. DJ plus elevated stage for performances.

Jazz Dens

Blue Note bluenotejazz.com 212 475 8592 | 131 W. 3rd St. (MacDougal St.–Sixth Ave.), NYC 10012 Jazz club with world-famous artists and two shows nightly (3 shows Fri./Sat.). Continental cuisine; intimate atmo-sphere. Prix-fixe brunch, dinner, late nights. Cover varies, $5 minimum. A

Jazz at Kitano kitano.com/Jazz -Schedule 212 885 7000 | The Kitano New York, 66 Park Ave. (38th St.), NYC 10016 One of the city’s most intimate venues for live jazz. Serves pan-Asian influenced New American cuisine, full selection of cocktails, rare malt whiskeys, champagne, sake. Cover charge, minimum. AC

Jazz Standard jazzstandard.com 212 576 2232 | 116 E. 27th St. (Lexington Ave.–Park Ave. South), NYC 10016 The East Side’s only major-league jazz club. Barbecue cuisine from Blue Smoke, upstairs. Cover, no minimum. A

Minton’s See listing in Dining.

Smoke Jazz & Supper Club See listing under “Cabarets & Supper Clubs.”

Village Vanguard villagevanguard.com 212 255 4037 | 178 Seventh Ave. South (Perry St.), NYC 10014 Legendary jazz club.

Karaoke

BINY Karaoke biny.com 212 334 5490 | 8 Thompson St. (Sixth Ave.), NYC 10013 Popular SoHo Japanese res-taurant/karaoke haven features over-the-top East-meets-West decor, seven luxury private karaoke rooms and chic lounge.

Japas 38 japas38.com 212 679 4040 9 E. 38th St., (Fifth–Madison Aves.), NYC 10016 Top karaoke gear and song titles in English, Japanese, Chinese, Korean and Philippine. New songs added every month. Fresh sushi, izakaya munchies and full bar. Open late. Private party rooms.

Winnie’s 212 732 2384 | 104 Bayard St. (Baxter St.), NYC 10013 Chinatown karaoke club draws both Mandarin-speakers and young hipsters. Open daily, 1pm–4am.

Latin/Salsa

Copacabana thecopacabana .com 212 221 COPA (2672) | 268 W. 47th St. (Eighth Ave.), NYC 10036 Retro-glamorous Latin supper club revived in Times Square. Live music nightly includes top artists, DJs; world-famous Copa Girls. Rooftop bar. Authentic Latin cuisine. Closed Mon. AB

LGBT

g Lounge glounge.com 212 929 1085 | 225 W. 19th St. (Seventh–Eighth Aves.), NYC 10011 Upscale gay bar and lounge.

Julius juliusbarnyc.com 212 243 1928 | 159 W. 10th St. (Waverly Pl.), NYC 10014 The City’s oldest gay bar serves up great burgers, cheap drinks and a slice of gay history. Hosts film-maker John Cameron Mitchell’s monthly “Mattachine” party.

The Monster manhattan-monster.com 212 924 3558 | 80 Grove St. (Seventh Ave. South), NYC 10014 Gay dance club and piano bar.

Stonewall Inn thestonewallinnnyc.com 212 488 2705 | 53 Christopher St. (Seventh Ave. South–Waverly Pl.), NYC 10014 Gay-rights landmark. This watering hole was the epicenter of the 1969 riots in reaction to police raids, which marked the beginning of the Gay Rights movement.

Performance Spaces

Canal Room canalroom.com 212 941 8100 | 285 West Broadway (Canal St.), NYC 10013 With vastly popular weekly shows, unprece-dented celebrity appearances and New York City’s best ‘80s and ‘90s parties, Canal Room is a must-visit hotspot. Cover charge. A

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Piano Bars

Bemelmans Bar thecarlyle.com /dine4.cfm 212 744 1600 | The Carlyle Hotel, 35 E. 76th St. (Park–Madison Aves.), NYC 10021 Surrounded by Ludwig Bemelmans’ fanciful murals, guests can enjoy classic American cocktails. A Made line high tea is offered to children. Piano entertain-ment nightly.

Don’t Tell Mama donttellmamanyc.com 212 757 0788 | 343 W. 46th St. (Eighth–Ninth Aves.), NYC 10036 Piano bar, cabaret and lounge.

Rock, R&B

Apollo Theater apollotheater.org 212 531 5337 | 253 W. 125th St. (Adam Clayton Powell Jr.–Frederick Douglass Blvds.), NYC 10027 Fabled Harlem theater showcases cutting-edge entertainment. Amateur Night every Wed. from 7:30. Historical backstage tours. A

B.B. King Blues Club & Grill bbking blues.com 212 997 4144 | 237 W. 42 St. (Seventh–Eighth Aves.), NYC 10036 A nightclub offering live music nightly in the Theatre District, serving Ameri-can food with a Southern flair. Fine dining in a casual atmosphere. AE

Highline Ballroom highlineball room.com 212 414 5994 | 431 W. 16th St. (Ninth–Tenth Aves.), NYC 10011 Near High Line Park, this performance space in the trendy Meatpacking District features live music, from R&B, metal and rock to pop, jazz and blues. A

Sports Bars

Beckett’s Bar & Grill beckettsnyc .com 212 269 1001 | 81 Pearl St. (Broad St.–Hanover Square), NYC 10004 This lively sports bar/ restaurant offers cocktails, a variety of beers, American cuisine and 21 TVs on two levels with outdoor seating. Private party spaces avail-able. Reservations suggested. E

Boomer Esiason’s Stadium Grill bowlmor.com 212 777 2214 Bowlmor Times Square, 222 W. 44th St. (Seventh–Eighth Aves.), NYC 10036 Times Square’s largest sports bar and restaurant. Innovative American cuisine. Live sports ticker, stadium-style seating. Immense media walls, rare memorabilia—a sports fan’s fantasy.

Hooters originalhooters.com 212 581 5656, 800 225 4668 | 211 W.

56th St. (Seventh Ave.–Broadway), NYC 10019 Casual restaurant with HDTVs showing all games, liquor bar, craft beer and more. Features burgers, seafood, salads, famous chicken wings, served by a Hooters Girl. AE

Latitude Bar & Restaurant latitudebarnyc.com 212 245 3034 783 Eighth Ave. (47th–48th Sts.), NYC 10036 Located in Hell’s Kitchen, offering dinner and late-night menu, along with Happy Hour specials weekly, free billiards room and sports on high-definition TVs. American cuisine. A

Liberty Bar rwnewyork.com 718 215 2828, 888 888 8801 | Resorts World Casino New York City, 110-00 Rockaway Blvd., Jamaica, Queens 11420 Relax, enjoy the game and share a round of drinks with friends. With a bird’s-eye view of Bar 360’s stage, revel in unparalleled entertainment. A

Social Bar & Lounge socialbar nyc.com 212 459 0643 | 795 Eighth Ave. (48th–49th Sts.), NYC 10036 Walking distance from Times Square, this upscale Irish sports bar offers lunch, dinner and late-night menu, along with nightly Happy Hour specials. American cuisine. A

Stone Street Tavern stonestreet tavernnyc.com 212 785 5658 | 52 Stone St. (William St.), NYC 10004 Irish sports bar with historical character offers New American fare for lunch, brunch and dinner, seasonal outdoor dining on picturesque cobblestone lane. Open until 2am.

Wine Bars

Ardesia Wine Bar ardesia-ny.com 212 247 9191 | 510 W. 52nd St. (Tenth–Eleventh Aves.), NYC 10019 Sophis-ticated yet friendly with well-curated international wine list, plus menu of eclectic small plates. Thirty-plus wines by the glass. Lounge and outdoor patio.

Brooklyn Winery bkwinery.com 347 763 1506 | 213 N. 8th St. (Roebling– Driggs Sts.), NYC 11211 A fully func-tional winery in Williamsburg with rustic wine bar serves wine made on site, including small batch wines available exclusively on tap. AE

Winebar winebarnyc.com 212 777 1608 | 65 Second Ave. (4th St.), NYC 10003 Romantic, candle-lit wine bar in the East Village offers an extensive wine list and delicious Mediterranean cuisine served by knowledgable staff. Outdoor seating. A

Climb the challenging rock wall at Chelsea Piers.

Sports & Wellness

The most prominent spring tradition in New York City sports is the start of baseball season for the Mets and Yankees. The New York Red Bulls, fresh off winning the 2013 Supporters’ Shield as the best regular-season team in Major League Soccer, are in action as well. Finally, if they qualify, the Knicks and Nets would begin their NBA playoff runs in April. The City also offers recreational opportunities of all kinds: public beaches open on Memorial Day weekend, bike lanes and paths make cycling easy, and complexes like Chelsea Piers accommodate virtually every sport imaginable, from golf to rock climbing. Finally, NYC’s spas are the perfect places to relax after a day of sightseeing, recover from a night on the town or refresh before an evening of theater.

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Index of Sports ActivitiesBaseball

Brooklyn Cyclones ....................Bk New York Mets ..........................Qu New York Yankees .....................Bx

Basketball

New York Knicks ...................... Mn New York Liberty ...................... Mn

Boating & Sailing

Great North River Tugboat Race and Challenge ....................... Mn

New York Kayak Company ........ Mn New York Super Boat

Grand Prix .......................Harbor

Bowling

Bowlmor Chelsea Piers ............. Mn Bowlmor Times Square ............. Mn Bowlmor Union Square ............. Mn Lucky Strike NYC ..................... Mn

Football

New York Giants ........................NJ New York Jets ...........................NJ New York Sharks .......................Bk

Golf

The Golf Club at Chelsea Piers .. Mn

Hockey

New York Rangers .................... Mn

Recreational Centers

Aviator Sports and Events Center .........................Bk

The Field House at Chelsea Piers ........................ Mn

New York City Department of Parks & Recreation ................CW

The Sports Center at Chelsea Piers ........................ Mn

Trapeze School New York ......... Mn Winter Jam ...............................CW

Rodeo

Professional Bull Riders New York Invitational ............. Mn

Rugby

New York 7s ............................. Mn

Running

New York Road Runners ...........CW TCS New York City Marathon ....CW

Skating & Boarding

Ice Rink at Rockefeller Center ... Mn Lakeside Rink in Prospect Park .Bk Lasker Ice Skating Rink ............ Mn Sky Rink at Chelsea Piers ......... Mn Wollman Rink in Central Park .... Mn

Soccer

New York Red Bulls ...................NJ

Stadiums & Arenas

Barclays Center .........................Bk Citi Field ...................................Qu Madison Square Garden ........... Mn Yankee Stadium ........................Bx

Tennis

Tournament of Champions Squash ................................. Mn

US Open Tennis Championships Qu USTA Billie Jean King National

Tennis Center .........................Qu

Tournaments

Big Apple Classic ..................... Mn NIT (National Invitational

Tournament) .......................... Mn

Track & Field

Armory Track & Field Foundation ................... Mn

Icahn Stadium .......................... Mn Millrose Games ........................ Mn Nautica New York City Triathlon Mn

Health & WellnessAlso refer to “Cosmetics” in the Shopping section of this guide.

Graceful Services graceful services.com 212 593 9904 | 1095 Second Ave. (57th–58th Sts.), 2nd fl., NYC 10022 Provides Chinese qigong deep-tissue massage, acupuncture, body scrubs and facials. It is among the best in New York since 2002.

Metamorphosis Day Spa metspa .com 212 751 6051 | 127 E. 56th St. (Park–Lexington Aves.), 5th fl., NYC 10022 Metamorphosis Day Spa is known for excellent, professional facials, massages and other skin-care treatments.


Mn: Manhattan Qu: Queens

SI: Staten Island NJ: New Jersey

CW: citywide

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Oasis Day Spa oasisdayspanyc .com/1park 212 254 7722 | 1 Park Ave. (32nd–33rd Sts.), NYC 10016 Full-service day spa offers massage, skin care, hair, nails, event services. Full amenities in locker rooms. Top rated by Spa magazine, New York magazine. Open daily. AC

The Peninsula Spa peninsula.com /newyork 212 903 3910, 800 262 9467 The Peninsula New York, 700 Fifth Ave. (55th St.), 21st fl., NYC 10019 Guests discover serenity, luxury and refine-ment within this award-winning spa, a rooftop oasis providing an ideal retreat from the demands of the City. A

Remède Spa at The St. Regis New York stregisnewyork.com /experience/remede-spa-at-the -st-regis 212 339 6715 | 2 E. 55th St. (Madison–Fifth Aves.), NYC 10022 This spa and fitness center offers exceptional spa treatments from body treatments to massage, and skin care utilizing the Laboratoire Remède cus-tomizable skincare system.

The Ritz-Carlton Spa ritzcarlton .com/batterypark 212 344 0800 The Ritz-Carlton New York, Battery Park, 2 West St. (Battery Pl.), 14th fl., NYC 10004 Enjoy a day of luxury in the tranquil and intimate ambiance at the Ritz-Carlton Spa, featuring the dis-tinctive Carita Paris skin care line. A

Sense, A Rosewood Spa at The Carlyle thecarlyle.com 212 744 1600 35 E. 76th St. (Madison Ave.), NYC 10021 As an oasis of luxury and tran-quility, every treatment offered is an expression of The Carlyle’s dedication to providing the ultimate in luxury experiences. A

The Spa at Mandarin Oriental, New York mandarinoriental.com /newyork/luxury-spa/ 212 805 8800 80 Columbus Circle (Broadway at 60th St.), 35th fl., NYC 10023 Welcoming guests with a holistic approach, this five-star (Forbes Travel Guide, 2010) spa is a 14,500-square-foot oasis high above Manhattan.

The Spa at Trump International Hotel & Tower New York trumpnewyorkhotel.com 212 299 1000 | 1 Central Park West (60th–61st Sts.), NYC 10023 The Trump Spa, for guests of Trump International Hotel & Tower New York, is a serene sanctu-ary featuring a luxurious spa and health club. A

The Spa at Trump SoHo trump sohohotel.com 212 842 5505 | Trump SoHo New York, 246 Spring St. (Varick St.), 7th fl., NYC 10013 Award-winning spa (SpaFinder; Forbes Travel Guide) offers extensive menu of services: massages, facials, salon treatments, Kate Somerville products and New York’s only luxury hammam. A

Spa Valmont plaza-athenee.com 212 606 4675, 800 447 8800 | Hotel Plaza Athénée New York, 37 E. 64th St. (Madison Ave.), 2nd fl., NYC 10065 Featuring four private treatment suites and skin care product exclusively by Valmont from Switzerland. Edward Bess cosmetics complement the spa’s full-service comprehensive menu.

SportsParticipatory ActivitiesSee also Bicycle Tours in Sightseeing Tours and Bicycle Shops & Rentals in Shopping.

Armory Track & Field Foundation armoryfoundation.org 212 923 1803 216 Fort Washington Ave. (168th St.), NYC 10032 Health and fitness for youth, teens, adults, seniors. Track meets, training, instructional programs. Also home of the National Track and Field Hall of Fame Museum.

Aviator Sports and Events Center aviatorsports.com 718 758 7500 Floyd Bennett Field, 3159 Flatbush Ave. (at Belt Pkwy.), Brooklyn 11234 Multipurpose sporting and event complex offers indoor fields, basket-ball courts, two ice rinks, gymnastics center, rock climbing wall and two outdoor turf fields. E

Bowlmor Chelsea Piers bowlmor .com/chelsea-piers/ 212 835 2695 Pier 60, 23rd St. and West Side Hwy., NYC 10011 From birthday parties to a night out, it’s more fun when wearing bowling shoes. With an upscale vibe, Bowlmor presents bowling with a twist. AE

Bowlmor Times Square bowlmor .com/times-square/ 212 680 0012 222 W. 44th St. (Seventh–Eighth Aves.), NYC 10036 New 90,000 square foot upscale entertainment mecca. Bowl in style on 50 lanes in seven posh NYC-themed bowling lounges. Serves gourmet cuisine.

CW: citywide

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Bowlmor Union Square bowlmor .com/union-square/ 212 255 8188 110 University Pl. (12th–13th Sts.), NYC 10003 Village hotspot for glow-in-the-dark bowling, big screen TVs and gourmet cuisine. Located one block south of Union Square.

The Field House at Chelsea Piers chelseapiers.com 212 336 6500 23rd St. and West Side Hwy.; office: Pier 62, Chelsea Piers, NYC 10011 Four batting cages, basketball, soccer, gymnastics, rock climbing, toddler gym and day care. Adult leagues and classes. A

The Golf Club at Chelsea Piers chelseapiers.com/gc/ 212 336 6400 23rd St. and West Side Hwy.; office: Pier 59, Chelsea Piers, NYC 10011 Year-round driving range with 200-yard fairway. Clubhouse setting, teaching center, simulators. Rentals; pro shop. A

Ice Rink at Rockefeller Center therinkatrockcenter.com 212 332 7654 | 49th–50th Sts., between Fifth–Sixth Aves., NYC NYC’s glamorous rink with glamorous people. Located in the heart of Rockefeller Center’s glittering art deco complex. Admission. AE

Lakeside Rink in Prospect Park prospectpark.org/visit/activities /ice-skating 718 287 6431 | Located near the Parkside Ave.–Ocean Ave. entrance of Prospect Park, Brooklyn Open for skating late Nov.–late March. Snack bar, skate shop, skate rental and free lockers. Skate school offers group or private lessons. Available for events. Admission, fee for skate rentals, lockers free. AE

Lasker Ice Skating Rink lasker rink.com 917 492 3857 | Central Park, enter 110th St. and Lenox Ave., NYC Located in Central Park at the north end the park. This outdoor rink is open daily in winter months. Mon.–Thurs. 10am–3:45pm (Fri. til 11pm), Sat. 1–11pm, Sun. 12:30–4:30pm. Admission and skate rental fee. AE

Lucky Strike NYC bowlluckystrike .com/locations/new-york/nyc/ 646 829 0170 | 624-660 W. 42nd St. (Twelfth Ave.), NYC 10036 Unique entertainment space provides bowling, ping pong, billiards and more. Stimulating atmosphere of art, music and energetic crowd. Food service. WiFi. Open late. AE

New York City Department of Parks & Recreation nycgovparks.org 311, outside NYC: 212 NEW YORK Spread throughout all five boroughs, New York City provides many beauti-ful parks as well as state and national parks, waiting to be explored and enjoyed. In addition, many of the City’s parks offer WiFi access. AEF

New York Kayak Company nykayak.com 212 924 1327, 800 KAYAK99 (952 2599) | Pier 40, Hudson River Park (West Side Hwy. at Houston St.); info: 40 N. River Piers, ste. 10, NYC 10014 BCU certified sea kayakers that guide kayak trips, teach sea kayaking, manage a kayak club, and sell kayaks, paddles and gear.

New York Road Runners nyrr.org 212 860 4455 | mail: 9 E. 89th St., NYC 10128 Nonprofit, membership-driven running organization promotes the sport through races, events and pub-lications. Organizer of the NYC Marathon and NYC Half-Marathon, presented by Nike.

Sky Rink at Chelsea Piers chelsea piers.com/sr01.htm 212 336 6100 Pier 61 (enter at 23rd St. and West Side Hwy.), NYC 10011 Year-round indoor ice rinks, ice skating, ice hockey on Hudson River. Skate park. Skate rentals, lessons and adult leagues. AE

The Sports Center at Chelsea Piers chelseapiers.com 212 336 6000 | 23rd St. and West Side Hwy.; office: Pier 60, Chelsea Piers, NYC 10011 Jogging track, rock wall, car-diovascular equipment, boxing ring, volleyball, basketball, pool, spa and sun decks. Membership facility. Day passes. Open seven days. A

Trapeze School New York newyork.trapezeschool.com 212 242 TSNY (8769) | mail: 231 W. 29th St., ste. 606, NYC 10001 Flying trapeze classes in a safe, fun, challenging environment. Outdoor locations (Hudson River Park, West St. at Houston St.; Pier 16 at Fulton St., South Street Seaport) open May–Sept. Indoors year-round (Circus Warehouse, 53-21 Vernon Blvd., Long Island City, Queens). E

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USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center usta.com 718 760 6200 | Flushing Meadows–Corona Park, Queens 11368 World’s largest public tennis facility, with 33 outdoor and nine indoor courts. Home of the US Open Tennis Championships. Pro shop.

Winter Jam nycgovparks.org /highlights/festivals/winter-jam New York City’s Parks & Recreation, along with several sponsors, arranges free winter sports activities in a City park during snow season. Park location varies from year to year; check website for details. AEF

Wollman Rink in Central Park wollmanrink.com 212 439 6900 Central Park (enter at W. 59th St. and Sixth Ave.), office: 830 Fifth Ave., NYC 10021 A real New York experience. Outdoor skating from mid-Oct. through early Apr. Lessons, groups and parties. Skate rental. Food service. AE

Spectator SportsBarclays Center See Brooklyn Nets.

Big Apple Classic thebigapple classic.com Barclays Center, 620 Atlantic Ave. (Flatbush Ave.), Brooklyn 11217 Four Historically Black Colleges and Universities (Bowie State, Virginia Union, Howard and Hampton) compete for bragging rights on the new Barclays hardwood. Annually in December.

Brooklyn Cyclones brooklyn cyclones.com 718 449 8497 | MCU Park, 1904 Surf Ave. (W. 17th-19th Sts.), Coney Island, Brooklyn 11224 Mets minor-league affiliate grooms future major leaguers. Great baseball atmo-sphere; ballpark overlooks Coney Island. AE

Citi Field See New York Mets.

Great North River Tugboat Race and Challenge workingharbor.com 718 544 4592 | Pier 84, W. 44th St. & Hudson River, Manhattan Tugboats from all of the tug and towing companies in New York Harbor, as well as historic tugboats, race on the Hudson, and compete in other tugboat-related events. Annually, late Aug. or early Sept.

Icahn Stadium icahnstadium.org 212 860 1899 | 20 Randall’s Island, NYC 10035 World-class track & field venue hosts the annual Mayor’s Cup Outdoor Track & Field Championship (April), IAAF Adidas Grand Prix (June) and other meets, as well as concerts and events.

Madison Square Garden thegarden.com info: 212 465 MSG1 4 Penn Plaza (Seventh Ave., 31st–33rd Sts.), NYC 10001 Famous sports and entertainment complex. ABCE

Millrose Games armorytrack .com/Meet/1553/The-Millrose -Games-1314 212 923 1803 | New Balance Track & Field Center, 216 Fort Washington Ave. (168th St.), NYC 10032 One of the world’s top indoor track meets, since 1908. Annually in January or February (2014: Feb. 15).

Nautica New York City Triathlon nyctri.com/Event_Information /Spectator_Information.htm Start: 99th St. on the Hudson River; finish: Dead Road, Central Park, Manhattan One of the largest Olympic-distance multi-sport races in the United States: 1.5K swim in the Hudson River, 40K bike ride along the West Side Highway and 10K run through Central Park. Annually in summer (2014: Aug. 3).

New York Giants giants.com 201 935 8111 | MetLife Stadium, The Meadowlands, East Rutherford, NJ 07073 Big Blue, one of the oldest and most successful franchises in NFL history. Winner of four Super Bowls (XXI, XXV, XLII, and XLVI).

New York Jets newyorkjets.com game day info: 201 935 3900 | MetLife Stadium, The Meadowlands, East Rutherford, NJ 07073; office: 50 W. 57th St., NYC 10019 A New York institution since Super Bowl III and “Broadway Joe” Namath, and the dominance of the 1980s “Sack Exchange,” Gang Green embodies NFL excitement. A

New York Knicks nyknicks.com hotline: 877 NYK DUNK (695 3865) Madison Square Garden, 4 Penn Plaza (Seventh Ave., 31st-33rd Sts.), office: 2 Penn Plaza, NYC 10121, NYC 10001 Basketball. Among New York’s hottest tickets. A

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New York Liberty wnba.com /liberty 212 564 WNBA | Madison Square Garden, 4 Penn Plaza, (Seventh Ave., 31st-33rd Sts.), office: 2 Penn Plaza, NYC 10121, NYC 10001 The summer-season excitement of women’s professional basketball at the Garden. A

New York Mets mets.com 718 507 TIXX (8499), Accessibility assistance: 718 565 4360 | Citi Field, 126th St. and Roosevelt Ave., Flushing, Queens 11368 New York’s own National League team, famed for World Series wins in 1969 and 1986, plays at its open-air stadium, which opened in 2009. AE

New York Rangers newyork rangers.com hotline: 212 465 4459 Madison Square Garden, 4 Penn Plaza (Seventh Ave., 31st-33rd Sts.), office: 2 Penn Plaza, NYC 10121, NYC 10001 New York City’s representatives in the National Hockey League skate for the Stanley Cup. A

New York Red Bulls newyorkred bulls.com 973 268 8420, 877 RB SOCCER (727 6223) | Red Bull Arena, 600 Cape May St. (Pete Higgins Blvd.), Harrison, NJ 07029 New York’s pro-fessional soccer team featuring Thierry Henry. Season: March–November. World class stadium, Red Bull Arena, located 25 minutes from lower Manhattan via PATH. ABE

New York 7s newyorkrugby.com Randall’s Island, NYC 10035 New York Rugby Club hosts the largest and longest-running (since 1959) sevens tournament in the United States, with teams from around the world. Annually on the Saturday following Thanks giving. Email [email protected].

New York Sharks nysharksfoot ball.com 212 645 4611 | mail: 92 Bank St., NYC 10014; home field: Aviator Sports and Events Center, Floyd Bennett Field, 3159 Flatbush Ave. (at Belt Pkwy.), Brooklyn 11234 Women’s tackle football team in Womens Football Alliance boasts 12-season record of 97-32 (through 2013 season). April–June (playoffs thru July).

New York Super Boat Grand Prix superboat.com Hudson River from Battery Park to W. 22nd St., Manhat tan A three-day festival of power boat racing, annually in late Aug. or early Sept.

New York Yankees yankees.com 877 4NYY TIX (469 9849), groups 718 579 6000 | Yankee Stadium, One E. 161st St. (River Ave.), Bronx 10451 The most storied sports franchise, with 27 World Series Championships, continues the tradition of Ruth, Gehrig, DiMaggio and Mantle. A

NIT (National Invitational Tournament) nit.org Madison Square Garden, 4 Penn Plaza (Seventh Ave., 31st–33rd Sts.), NYC 10001 Semifinals and finals of pre-season (Nov.) and postseason (Mar./Apr.) collegiate basketball tournament features the best teams not to reach the NCAA Tournament.

Professional Bull Riders New York Invitational pbr.com 719 242 2800 Madison Square Garden, 4 Penn Plaza (Seventh Ave., 31st–33rd Sts.), NYC 10001 Annual bull riding tournament features the top 45 bull riders atop 2,000-pound bucking bulls, in the arena filled with 700 tons of dirt. Early January.

Red Bull Arena See New York Red Bulls.

TCS New York City Marathon tcsnycmarathon.org 212 860 4455 Citywide More than 100,000 applicants (38,000 finishers) run this 26.2-mile footrace through all five boroughs of New York in front of 2 million spectators, starting on the Staten Island side of the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge and finishing in Central Park. Annually in early November.

Tournament of Champions Squash tocsquash.com 718 569 0594 | Vanderbilt Hall, Grand Central Terminal, NYC Premier professional squash championship featuring the top squash players from around the globe, held annually in January inside Grand Central Terminal.

US Open Tennis Championships usopen.org 718 760 6200, 866 OPEN TIX (673 6849) | USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center, Flushing Meadows–Corona Park, Queens 11368 Sports, celebrity and entertainment come together at this international event, held annually late Aug./early Sept. AE

Yankee Stadium See New York Yankees.

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New York City offers an endless amount to see and do, but don’t let that overwhelm you: there are many resources to help you plan your trip. The City has a team of experienced professionals ready at your service, offering everything from the latest subway maps and guidebooks to theater and concert tickets and hotels. Whether you’re looking for assistance exchanging currency, advice about dinner reservations or tips on babysitting, we have someone to help. You can also find luggage-storage services, cooking classes and even help planning your dream wedding. Read on for details.

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Banks & Currency ExchangeAmerican Express Travel Services americanexpress.com /travel 800 297 2977 | Manhattan: 212 966 5866 | Sino-American Travel, 37 Bowery (Bayard St.), NYC 10002; 212 691 9797 | 200 Fifth Ave. (23rd St.), NYC 10010; 212 695 8075 | Macy’s Herald Sq. (balcony level, enter 35th St. and Broadway), NYC 10001; 917 854 8072 | GWE/AMEX Travel Services, 60 E. 42nd St. (Lincoln Bldg., Park–Madison Aves.), NYC 10017; 212 986 9043 | 374 Park Ave. (53rd St.), NYC 10022; 212 758 6510 822 Lexington Ave. (63rd St.), NYC 10021; 212 595 1567 | Planetarium Travels, 108 W. 81st St. (Columbus–Amsterdam Aves.), NYC 10024; 212 640 5130 | 111 Broadway, NYC 10006; 212 693 1100 | 200 Vesey St., 3 World Financial Ctr., Lobby Level, NYC 10285; 212 575 6580 | NY Marriott Marquis, 1535 Broadway, 8th Fl. Lobby, NYC 10036; 212 691 9797 295 Park Ave. So. (23rd St.), NYC 10010. Queens: 718 459 1100 The Travel Center, 95-20 63rd Rd. (Queens Blvd.), Rego Park, NY 11374. Staten Island: 718 984 2000 Millennium Travel, 895 Huguenot Ave., NY 10312.

The Change Group New York changegroup.com 212 245 7020 720 Seventh Ave. (48th St.), NYC 10036 Buys and sells all major foreign currencies. In the heart of Times Square, open until midnight seven days a week. Accepts all major credit cards. A

The Change Group New York changegroup.com 212 730 1686 1568 Broadway (47th St.), NYC 10036 Buys and sells all major foreign currencies. In the heart of the Theatre District, open until midnight seven days a week. Accepts all major credit cards.

Cell PhonesBearcom Wireless Worldwide bearcom.com 888 841 3600 | 611 Route 46 W., Hasbrouck Heights, NJ 07604 Rents two-way radios and cellular phones at competitive rates. One of the nation’s leading suppliers.

Charities & NonprofitsCity Harvest cityharvest.org 917 351 8700 | 6 E. 32nd St., 5th fl., NYC 10018 Rescues excess food and delivers it to community programs throughout New York City, helping to feed more than 260,000 hungry New Yorkers each week.

Citymeals-on-Wheels citymeals.org 212 687 1234 | 355 Lexington Ave., 3rd fl., NYC 10017 Provides weekend, holiday and emergency meals for the City’s homebound elderly. Last year, Citymeals prepared and hand-delivered 2.1 million meals to 17,713 frail aged New Yorkers.

National Parks of New York Harbor Conservancy nyharborparks.org 212 668 2321 | Federal Hall National Memorial, 26 Wall St., NYC 10005 The primary charitable organization supporting the National Parks of New York Harbor, plus ten National Park sites located in the NYC–NJ metropolitan area.

Ronald McDonald House of New York rmh-newyork.org 212 639 0100 | 405 E. 73rd St., NYC 10021 Home-away-from-home for pediatric cancer patients and their families from around the world.

StoryCorps storycorps.org Oral history project has collected and archived over 30,000 interviews. Each conversation is recorded on CD to share, and preserved at the Library of Congress. AE

Children’s Services & ToursAlso refer to “Tour Companies” in the Sightseeing section of this guide.

Camp Broadway campbroadway .com 212 575 2929 | 226 W. 47th St., ste. 900, NYC 10036 Offers year-round programs, workshops, master classes and other educational activi-ties related to Broadway.

ConciergesHobson hobsonnyc.com 212 951 7322, 800 952 5902 | mail: Leisure Class LLC, 29 E. 31st St., 2nd fl., NYC 10016 Concierge service provides same- day delivery of shopping bags from participating stores to any hotel in Manhattan. Tracking system follows bags from store to hotel.

Disability ServicesMany of NYC attractions, theaters and museums offer services for wheelchair-bound and hearing/visually challenged people. The City’s 24-hour public transportation system and some taxicabs also provides access for special-service needs passen-gers. Information is available at NYC’s hotline (311 or 212 NEWYORK), and at the Mayor’s Office for People with Disabilities

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(nyc.gov/mopd, 212 788 2830, TTY 212 504 4115). In addition, Big Apple Greeter (bigapple greeter.org, 212 669 8159) offers special-needs tour guides.

Scootaround scootaround.com 888 441 7575 Scooter and wheelchair rentals in 1,500+ locations for conven-tion, cruise and vacation travelers. Seven-day hotline with delivery or pickup to hotel or convention center. A

Vega Transportation vegatransportation.com 718 507 0500, 888 507 0500 | 23-57 83rd St., Queens 11370 A leader in wheelchair accessible transportation since 1985, providing attentive personal service, and offering guaranteed on-time service. Recommended by NYC Taxi & Limousine Commission. ABCD

Discount OffersBestofNewYork.com bestofnewyork .com 646 559 6377 | c/o Entertainment Benefits Group, 589 Eighth Ave., 14th fl., NYC 10036 Discover the best of New York at BestOfNewYork.com, a com-prehensive resource for tours, attrac-tions, Broadway, hotels and more.

CouProm couprom.com 800 632 2687 | mail: 295 Madison Ave., 12th fl., NYC 10017 Get thousands of discounts and virtual coupons instantly with mobile app and prepaid debit card at 250,000+ merchants. Up to 15% cash back on purchases.

FloristsSee Flowers in the Shopping section of this guide.

Gift BasketsSee the Shopping section of this guide.

Information (Guidebooks, Maps, Websites & Phone)Also refer to the “Resources” listings at the beginning of most sections of this guide.

See also Magazines & Newspapers in this section.

Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce 718 875 1000 | 25 Elm Pl., Brooklyn 11201 A business assistance and economic organization, committed to fostering and sustaining business in Brooklyn through promotion, support and advocacy.

CITYbuzz New York citybuzz.com 212 895 8300 | 520 Eighth Ave., ste. 2206, NYC 10018 In-room hotel television network informs visitors about where to dine, shop and be entertained in NYC.

City Guide Magazine cityguideny .com 212 315 0800 | 1440 Broad way, ste. 501, NYC 10018 Weekly guide to theater, restaurants, shops, attrac-tions, cultural activities and events. Distributed free to hotels, retailers and visitor centers throughout NYC. Maps. Database-driven website.

Columbia FunMaps funmaps.com 973 275 1700 | 221 Rutgers St., Maplewood, NJ 07040 Website presents a detailed map of New York’s gay and lesbian life. Publishes gay/lesbian-oriented maps and guides to shopping, accommoda-tions, bars and restaurants.

Experience: Harlem experience harlem.com 212 933 0964 | 2214 Frederick Douglass Blvd., ste. 304, NYC 10026 Experience: Harlem is the insider’s guide to Harlem’s best shopping, dining, arts, culture, deals, events and more.

Harlem Arts Alliance harlemaa.org 347 735 4280 | office: 229 W. 135th St., Front 1, NYC 10030 Harlemaa.org is a destination address for information on daily, weekly and monthly arts, culture and entertainment events in Harlem and New York City.

In New York Magazine innewyork.com 212 716 2785 79 Madison Ave., 8th fl., NYC 10016 Monthly magazine provides an inside look at the best NYC has to offer. Distributed in-room, at concierge desks, visitor centers, other NYC locations.

My Explore Hertz NeverLost neverlost.com/myexplore 800 823 2547 My Explore New York iPhone application is packed with images, audio and text descriptions for must-see sights, tours, shopping and events in each neighborhood.

New York City Pocket and Travel Guide nycpocket.com 212 684 6099 215 W. 40th St., ste. 4L, NYC 10018 Free guides to New York City filled with theater, shopping, museums, attractions, restaurants, cruises, spas and salons.

New York Multilingual Guide 212 252 0011, 800 235 0310 | 374 Congress St., ste. 305, Boston, MA 02210 Guides to New York in eight languages, highlighting neighbor-hoods with detailed maps.

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New York Online nuevayork -online.com Websites about New York in Spanish (nuevayork-online.com), Portuguese (novaiorque-online.com) and Russian (newyork-online.ru). Shopping, restaurants, sights, calendar of events and more in visitors’ native tongues.

Nicholas & Lence Communications nicholaslence.com 212 938 0001 28 W. 44th St., ste. 1217, NYC 10036 New York-based strategic communi-cations firm specializing in media relations, tourism marketing, corpo-rate positioning, crisis management, brand development, government affairs and community relations.

Official NYC Information Centers nycgo.com 212 484 1200 Street-level walk-ins: Midtown Manhattan, 810 Seventh Ave. (52nd–53rd Sts.). New center is high-tech, fun and informative with free customized maps, PDA down-loadable itineraries, discounts and lots more. Open 7 days. Additional Official NYC Information Centers in Times Square on Seventh Ave., between 46th and 47th Sts.; and in Macy’s Herald Square, 151 W. 34th St., on mezzanine level. There are also info kiosks at City Hall (southern tip of City Hall Park, on the Broadway sidewalk at Park Row); and Chinatown (triangle where Canal, Walker, Baxter Sts. meet). F

Times Square Information Center timessquarenyc.org Seventh Ave. between 46th and 47th Streets, NYC Promotes local businesses and major events in Times Square. Open daily, 8am–8pm. AE

Where New York Magazine wheretraveler.com/classic/us/ny /new-york-city/ 212 716 2785 | 79 Madison Ave., 8th fl., NYC 10016 The monthly go-to-guide for New York City at-a-glance. Distributed in-room, at concierge desks, visitor centers and other NYC locations.

Zagat Survey zagat.com 212 977 6000 | Mail: 76 Ninth Ave., 4th fl., NYC 10011 Trusted, comprehensive guides and website offering ratings and reviews of restaurants, nightlife, shopping and top hotels in New York City and 94 countries.

Magazines & NewspapersNew York Magazine nymag.com 212 508 0700 | 75 Varick St., NYC 10013 Weekly entertainment, news and reviews; from shopping, dining, nightlife and theater to people, power and politics.

Time Out New York Magazine timeoutnewyork.com 646 432 3000 475 Tenth Ave., 12th fl., NYC 10018 Comprehensive listings and reviews of New York City arts and entertain-ment events available online or at newsstands throughout the city.

Time Out New York timeoutnew york.com/guides 646 432 3000 475 Tenth Ave., 12th fl., NYC 10018 Full length annual guidebook gives readers the inside track on sights, arts, eats, shops and lodging, reviewed by local experts. Bulk discounts available.

Time Out New York Shortlist 2013 timeoutnewyork.com/guides 646 432 3000 | 475 Tenth Ave., 12th fl., NYC 10018 Handy size and easy- to-use-format selects the very best of the city, with Time Out’s trademark expertise. Bulk discounts available.

Time Out 1000 Things to do in New York timeoutnewyork.com/guides 646 432 3000 | 475 Tenth Ave., 12th fl., NYC 10018 An indispensable handbook of activities, from special-event experiences to everyday pleasures, many of them free. Bulk discounts available.

Mail, Shipping, PostageMain Post Office usps.com 800 ASK USPS 275 8777, 212 330 3296, TTY 877 889 2457 | James A. Farley Bldg., 421 Eighth Ave. (31st–33rd Sts.), NYC 10001 Open seven days; no clerks on federal holidays. A

Medical & DentalDoctors House Call Service/Travelers Medical Center travelmd.com 212 737 1212 952 Fifth Ave. (76th–77th Sts.), ste. 1D, NYC 10021 Caring, board-certified doctors/dentists available 24/7 for house calls, urgent-care center visits by appointment. Courteous, confidential. Major teaching hospital affiliations. Travel vaccines available. E

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Dr. Jan Linhart, D.D.S., P.C. drlinhart.com 212 682 5180, 800 DENT HELP (336 8435) 230 Park Ave., ste. 1164, NYC 10169 Full-service cosmetic/restorative practice, with emphasis on one-stop dental care. Closed Sat. A

NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital nyp.org 212 472 4444, 877 NYP WELL (697 9355) | 525 E. 68th St. (East River–York Ave.), NYC 10065 The nation’s largest not-for-profit, non-sectarian hospital ranks first in New York and among the top 10 in the United States by U.S. News & World Report. Visit website for additional facilities.

PhotographyAnde Whyland Photography newyorkphoto.nu 917 328 1494 Experienced NYC photographer captures all aspects of clients’ events. Corporate, weddings and all special events. References available. Fast delivery of clients’ high-resolution images.

Real EstateSpencer Means/Real Estate Broker spencermeans.com 212 875 2844 888 Seventh Ave., 39th fl., NYC 10025 Well-respected broker, with more than a decade of experience in both commercial and residential real estate, has sold apartments and townhouses in most neighborhoods.

Reservations & E-TicketsAccommodations Plus International hotelexpress.com 800 733 ROOM (7666) | 4240 Merrick Rd., Massapequa, NY 11758 Hotel-reservations company with access to more than 50,000 hotels worldwide in more than 3,000 cities. 24-hour reservations.

Booking.com booking.com 877 266 5860 | Leading online hotel reservations agency. Informative, user-friendly website offers the best rates guaranteed, with a pleasant, efficient and cost-effective way to book accommodations.

Orbitz orbitz.com, cheaptickets .com, lodging.com | 9 W. 57th St., NYC 10019 Hotels, airlines, other travel-related needs.

Quikbook.com quikbook.com 212 779 7666 | 381 Park Ave. South, NYC 10016 Discounted New York City hotel reservations.

Travelocity.com travelocity.com 212 324 3270 | 325 Hudson St., 10th fl., NYC 10013 Online booking agent for discount airfare, hotels, car rentals and vacation packages.

YPlan See listing under “Resources” in Nightlife.

Schools, Classes, InstructionFrench Institute Alliance Française fiaf.org 212 355 6100 | 22 E. 60th St. (Park–Madison Aves.), NYC 10022 Offers more than 200 French-language courses from beginning to advanced levels for adults and children. All-French library includes books, periodicals, films, multimedia resources. A

Rennert Bilingual rennert.com 212 867 8700 | 216 E. 45th St., NYC 10017 Full-service language company offering translation and interpretation services, English and foreign-lan-guage instruction.

St. Giles International New York City stgiles-international.com 212 967 9900 | 330 Fifth Ave. (33rd St.), 7th fl., NYC 10001 English language training for international business professionals looking to enhance language ability and business skills in a commercial environment. A

TV & Radio StationsNYC TV nyc.gov/tv 212 669 7400 1 Centre St., 27th fl., NYC 10007 The largest broadcasting and cable network covering NYC. Content cele-brates New York City lifestyle, history and culture. Reaches eight-million households in the tri-state area. F

Thirteen/WNET New York thirteen.org 212 560 1313 | 825 Eighth Ave., NYC 10019 New York’s flagship public television station.

WNBC wnbc.com 212 664 2744 30 Rockefeller Plaza, NYC 10112 A local channel portal to NYC and the metro area.

Weddings & CeremoniesUltimate USA Weddings ultimateusa weddings.com 212 563 3525 | 331 W. 57th St., ste. 222, NYC 10019 Plans wedding ceremonies in the Empire State Building suite. Located on Fifth Avenue, this location provides spectacular citywide views.

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Image CreditsP. 02: © NYC & Company: Jen DavisP. 06: © NYC & Company: Alex LopezP. 08: © NYC & Company: Julienne Schaer (Yankee Stadium)P. 09: © NYC & Company: Keith Telfeyan (Brooklyn Botanic Garden)P. 10: © NYC & Company: Jen Davis (Empire State Building Observatory)P. 12: © NYC & Company: Joe Buglewicz (Jackson Heights)P. 13: © NYC & Company: Peter Borghard (Alice Austen House)P. 14: © NYC & Company: Joe Buglewicz (Lincoln Center), Julienne Schear (Jane’s Carousel) | © Cylla von Tiedemann (Aladdin)P. 15: © NYC & Company: Julienne Schear (Cyclone)P. 16: © NYC & Company: Malcolm Brown (Staten Island Ferry), Julienne Schaer (Noguchi Museum)P. 17: © NYC & Company: Alexander Thompson (East River Ferry)P. 19: © Victor Chu (New York Botanical Garden)P. 20: © NYC & Company: Malcolm Brown (Citi Field) | © Colin Dickson (Tartan Day Parade)P. 22: © Rosalie O’Connor (New York City Ballet) | © NYC & Company: Julienne Schaer (TD Five Boro Bike Tour)P. 24: © NYC & Company: Clayton Cotterell (Governors Island), Dana Perrotti (Warm Up)P. 26: © NYC & Company: Joe Buglewicz Museum Mile), Malcolm Brown (Coney Island mermaid)P. 27: © NYC & Company: Dana Perrotti (Hong Kong Boat Festival), Alexander Thompson (MADE Fashion Week/Alexandre Herchcovitch)P. 28: © NYC & Company: Marley White (High Line)

P. 30: © NYC & Company: Joe Buglewicz (Citi Bike)P. 33: © NYC & Company: Marley White (Staten Island Ferry)P. 39: © MTAP. 41: © Tom Crane (The Opera House Hotel)P. 71: © NYC & Company: Alex Lopez (The Shops at Time Warner Center)P. 81: © NYC & Company: Marley White (Central Park)P. 119: © Steve McNicholas (Stomp)P. 145: © NYC & Company: Marley White (Museum of Jewish Heritage)P. 162: © Mark Whitfield (Hakkasan)P. 219: © NYC & Company: Joe Buglewicz (Gramercy Theater)P. 227: © Fred George (Chelsea Piers)P. 233: © NYC & Company: Marley White (photo tour)Foldout map: David Lindroth | © NYC & Company

Topics in this GuideAccessibility Services

.............. 29, 32, 40, 234Accessories. See Apparel 72Accommodations ............44Air Adventures (Tours) ...109Airlines ...........................34Airports ....................30, 34Airport Transfers .............34Alternative Accommodations

...................................70Amusements & Gaming ...82Annual Events .................84Antiques .........................73Apartment Rentals.

See Alternative Accommodations .........70

Apparel ...........................72Aquariums & Zoos ...........82Arboretums. See Parks,

Gardens, Beaches .......84Architectural Landmarks &

Observation Decks ......82Arenas ....................84, 228Art & Antiques ................73Art Galleries .................. 152Art & Culture Resources 151

Attractions ......................82Babysitting. See Children’s

Services & Tours .......234Backstage Tours ...........109Ballet ............................ 122Banks & Currency

Exchange ..................234Bars & Lounges ............220Basketball .....................228Baseball ........................228Beaches ..........................84Beer Gardens &

Brewpubs ..................223Bicycle Tours.................109Bike Shares.....................38Blues Clubs ...................223Board Sports .................228Boating & Sailing ...........228Books ............................. 74Botanical Gardens ...........84Bowling .........................228Brewpubs .....................223Bridal & Formal Wear ...... 74Broadway Shows ........... 120Bus, Limo & Train Tours 109Bus Lines ........... 30, 36, 38Cabarets & Supper Clubs

.................................224Cameras .........................75Candy & Chocolate .......... 74Car Services. See

Limousines & Vans ......40Casual Dining ................ 216Cathedrals ......................82Cell Phones .............75, 234Cemeteries .....................82Charities & Nonprofits ...234Children’s Museums ...... 149Children’s Services &

Tours .........................234Children’s Theater ......... 120Chocolate........................ 74Churches ........................82Cinemas ....................... 141Classes .........................237Classical Music

Performances ............ 122Clothing. See Apparel ......72Cocktail Lounges ..........220Comedies (Theater) ....... 120Comedy Clubs ...............224Concert Halls ................ 141Concerts ....................... 122Concierges ....................234Consumer Electronics .....75Contemporary &

Modern Art ................ 149Country & Western Bars 224Cruise Ship Lines ............37Cruise Tours..................109Culinary Tours.

See Food Tours ......... 110Cultural Centers ............ 151Culture & History

Museums .................. 149Currency Exchange .......234Customized Tours ..........109

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Dance Clubs .................225Dance Performances ..... 122Day Spas. See Health &

Wellness....................228Decorative & Folk Art .... 150Dental Services .............236Department Stores .......... 74Desserts ................. 74, 216Dining ...........................163Dining Resources .......... 176Disability Services

.............. 29, 32, 40, 234Discount Offers .............235Discount Passes .............86Dramas (Theater) .......... 120Educational Centers ........82Electronics & Cameras ....75Emergency Contacts .......28Exhibitions ......................82Extended-Stay

Accommodations. See Alternative Accommodations .........70

Family Fun ......................82Ferries ......................36, 38Flea Markets ...................75Flowers/Florists ..............75Folk Art ......................... 150Food (Shopping) ..............75Food Tours .................... 110Football .........................228Foreign Currency Exchange

.................................234Foreign Language Tours.

See Multilingual Tours 110Formal Wear ................... 74Furnished Apartments.

See Alternative Accommodations .........70

Furriers ...........................76Galleries ....................... 152Gardens ..........................84Gifts & Souvenirs.

See Specialty Shops ....79Golf...............................228Golf Stores. See Sporting

Goods .........................79Guidebooks ...................235Health & Wellness .........228Historic Houses .......82, 149Historic Sites ...................82History Museums .......... 149Hockey ..........................228Home Furnishings ...........76Hotel Bars & Lounges....220Hotels .............................44Houses of Worship &

Cemeteries ..................82Housewares. See Home

Furnishings ..................76Ice Cream ..................... 216Information (Guidebooks,

Maps, Websites) ..29, 235International Art

Collections ................ 150Jazz Clubs ....................225Jewelry & Watches..........77Karaoke Clubs ...............225

Kids & Family Fun ...........82Kids’ Museums ............. 149Landmarks ......................82Latin/Salsa Clubs ..........225LGBT Clubs ...................225Libraries & Educational

Centers .......................82Limousines & Vans ..........40Liquor Stores ..................80Lounges ........................220Magazines & Newspapers

.................................236Mail, Shipping, Postage .236Malls, Markets, Shopping

Districts.......................77Marriage Services.

See Weddings & Ceremonies ............237

Massage. See Health & Wellness....................228

Mass Transit .............30, 38Media Museums ........... 150Medical & Dental Services

.................................236Modern Art ................... 149Monuments .....................82Multilingual Tours ..........108Museums & Galleries

Resources ................. 151Musical Instruments ........78Musicals (Theater) ........ 120Music & Dance.............. 122Neighborhoods &

Associations ..............105Newspapers ..................236Nightlife Resources .......220Nonprofits .....................234Observation Decks ..........82Off-Broadway Shows ..... 120Official NYC Information

Centers ...............29, 235Parks, Gardens, Beaches 84Participatory Sports ......229Performance Spaces .....225Photographers ..............237Photography & Media

Museums .................. 150Piano Bars ....................226Points of Interest .............82Postage ........................236Racquet Sports. See

Tennis .......................228Radio Stations ...............237Railroads .........................37Recreational Centers .....228Real Estate ...................237Reservations .................237Restaurants ..................163Rock/R&B Clubs ...........226Rodeo ...........................228Running ........................228Salsa Clubs ...................225Scavenger Hunts ........... 110Schools, Classes,

Instruction .................237Science & Technology

Museums .................. 150Shoe Stores ....................78

Shopping Districts ...........77Shopping Tours ...............78Shuttle Bus .....................40Sightseeing Sights ..........82Sightseeting Tours ........109Skating & Boarding .......228Snacks .................... 74, 216Soccer ..........................228Souvenirs.

See Specialty Shops ....79Spas, Salons & Massage.

See Health & Wellness .................................228

Special Events & Activities ...................................84

Special Interest Tours .... 110Specialized Museums .... 150Special-Needs Access

.............. 29, 32, 40, 234Specialty Shops ..............79Spectator Sports ...........231Sporting Goods ...............79Sports Bars ...................226Sports Teams ................228Sports Tournaments ......228Sports Venues.........84, 228Squash. See Tennis .......228Stadiums & Arenas .84, 228Stamps .........................236Stand-Up Comedy .........224Statues & Monuments .....82Subway. See Mass Transit

.............................30, 38Supper Clubs ................224Synagogues & Temples ...82Takeout Dining .............. 216Taxis .................. 32, 36, 38Tennis ...........................228Theater Companies .......140Theater Productions ...... 126Theater Resources ........ 122Theaters & Concert Halls

................................. 141Theater Tickets .............144Ticket Services .............144Tour Resources ............. 110Tours ............................109Toy Stores .......................80Track & Field .................228Transfers.........................34TV & Radio Stations ......237TV Show Tapings ..........104Visitor Information

(Guidebooks, Maps, Websites) ............29, 235

Visitor Services .............234Walking Tours ............... 110Watches. See Jewelry

& Watches ...................77Waterborne Tours.

See Cruise Tours .......109Water Recreation ..........228Weddings &

Ceremonies ...............237Wellness .......................228Wine & Liquor .................80Wine Bars .....................226Zoos ...............................82

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Hotels (400)

1 Chelsea Savoy Hotel ..................... 51 2 Comfort Inn–Chelsea .................... 54 3 Comfort Inn–Times Square South .43 4 The Excelsior Hotel........................ 56 5 The Gem Hotels ...................... 42, 43 6 Hotel Beacon ................................. 53 7 The Jade Hotel .............................. 43 8 Park Savoy Hotel ........................... 51 9 Quality Inn–Midtown West/

Convention Center ..................... 43 10 Radio City Apartments .................. 66 11 The Westin New York at

Times Square ............................. 49

Museums & Galleries (425)

12 American Museum of Natural History ............................ 23

13 Guggenheim Museum, Solomon R .......................... cover 4

14 The Metropolitan Museum of Art ... 21 15 The Museum at FIT ...................... 157 16 Museum of Chinese in America... 158 17 Museum of Jewish Heritage ........ 149 18 New-York Historical Society ........ 151 19 Whitney Museum of American Art .... 3

Arts & Entertainment (450)

20 Aladdin ........................................ 129 21 Avenue Q ..................................... 134 22 Blue Man Group .......................... 128 23 Chicago the Musical .................... 123 24 Jersey Boys ................................. 135 25 Kinky Boots ................................. 131 26 The Lion King .............................. 125 27 Mamma Mia ................................. 129 28 Matilda The Musical .................... 121 29 Motown The Musical ................... 133 30 Newsies ....................................... 125 31 New York City Ballet .................... 126 32 Once ............................................ 133 33 The Phantom of the Opera .......... 135 34 Rock of Ages ............................... 137 35 Rocky .......................................... 131 36 Rodgers & Hammerstein’s

Cinderella ................................. 127 37 Stomp .......................................... 136 38 Telecharge.com ........................... 137 39 Wicked ........................................ 127

Dining & Nightlife (475)

40 Bateaux New York/ Spirit Cruises ............................ 169

41 Hard Rock Café ........................... 173 42 Hornblower Cruises & Events ...... 167 43 Morton’s The Steakhouse ........... 171 44 Resorts World Casino ................... 89 45 World Yacht Dining Cruises ......... 165

Shopping (500)

46 Macy’s New York ............................. 1 47 New York Golf Center ... fold-out map 48 The Shops at Columbus Circle.. 5, 78 49 Toys “R” Us Times Square ............ 11 50 Woodbury Common

Premium Outlet ......... fold-out map

Sightseeing (525)

51 Circle Line Sightseeing at 42nd St ................................... 97

52 CityPass ................................ 86, 101 53 CitySights NY ................................ 95 54 City Sightseeing Cruises ............... 91 55 Discovery Times Square–

Body Worlds: Pulse .................... 31 56 Downtown Alliance ...................... 105 57 Empire State Building

Observatory ........................ cover 3 58 Explorer Pass ......................................99 59 Gray Line Escorted Tours .............. 87 60 Gray Line New York Sightseeing ... 83 61 Madame Tussauds New York ..93, 96 62 Madison Square Garden

All Access Tour ........................... 25 63 The New York Pass .................85, 86 64 ` Radio City Stage Door Tour........... 25 65 Rockefeller Center Tour ............... 107 66 Statue Cruises ............................. 103 67 Top of the Rock

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