Guidebook for New York
Food Scene
This is a world Italian market started renowned Chef Mario Batali. Shop for fresh meet fish, pasta and other rare Italian gods and bring back to the apartkemt. Or you can pull up a chair to any one of the bars or restaturants within the market and let the professionals do the cooking for you!
592 locals recommend
Eataly NYC Flatiron
200 5th AveThis is a world Italian market started renowned Chef Mario Batali. Shop for fresh meet fish, pasta and other rare Italian gods and bring back to the apartkemt. Or you can pull up a chair to any one of the bars or restaturants within the market and let the professionals do the cooking for you!
Chelsea Market
75 9th AveWell known food market in the heart of Chelsea
Trattoria Italienne
19 W 24th StGreat Italian restaurant
L'Amico
849 6th AveAlways packed. Great food!
Drinks & Nightlife
Amazing cocktails. The decor is also very unique. I enjoy starting my night here before dinner to get in the right frm of my mind.
9 locals recommend
Oscar Wilde
45 W 27th StAmazing cocktails. The decor is also very unique. I enjoy starting my night here before dinner to get in the right frm of my mind.
Monarch Rooftop
71 W 35th StGreat views of the Empire State Building!
Parks & Nature
Newly iconic park developed over an unused railroad. Great side note: the railroad is still functioning thanks to old civil war leglislation. This park is beautiful and provides many places to enjoy the sunset and look at incredible art. You can take a train or use the CIti bike.
2323 locals recommend
The High Line Park
Newly iconic park developed over an unused railroad. Great side note: the railroad is still functioning thanks to old civil war leglislation. This park is beautiful and provides many places to enjoy the sunset and look at incredible art. You can take a train or use the CIti bike.
Shopping
Macy's
151 W 34th StIconic Macys store. Tons of other shopping as well.