In a city known for glitz, Queen Miami Beach somehow raises the bar. Housed inside the iconic Paris Theater on Washington Avenue, this Japanese fine-dining destination blends over-the-top design, world-class cuisine, and old-school glamour into one jaw-dropping experience.
If you’re like me and left your Valentine’s Day plans until the last minute, don’t worry—there are still plenty of romantic options available for you, whether you’re with a partner, a friend, or even flying solo.
Chelsea shines a little bit brighter with the addition of Marsanne, a mediterranean restaurant opened a few months ago by Michelin-starred Chef Zivko Radojicic. It’s the kind of place that effortlessly blends sophistication with a welcoming charm—a rarity in the city’s ever-evolving dining scene. On a rainy evening, I stopped by with high expectations, which Marsanne delivered in spades.
In the heart of the West Village, where cobblestone streets harken back to old New York, sits Little Owl—a restaurant that’s as charming as it is delicious. This cozy corner spot, with its unassuming exterior, is a beacon for food lovers. It also boasts the honor of residing in the ground floor of the “Friends” building (the exterior shot of the apartment building the characters live in). They recently added on another dining room a few doors down, which we snagged at a window-side table earlier this week.
Hudson Yards has become an in-demand destination for both visitors and local New Yorkers since opening in 2019. The glue that holds this massive luxury development together are the businesses like BondST Hudson Yards, EDGE, Fellow Barber and lululemon.
The 2024 Formula One United States Grand Prix was celebrated in style at The Guest House Austin with their RaceWeek Social Club, which took place from Oct. 17-19.
Jazz clubs are all the rage again in New York, and we’ve been to our fair share. We were not prepared, though, for the glitz and glamor that is the Club Room.
An “oasis in the middle of Soho”, Gilligan’s is a summertime-only restaurant that pops up from May to September offering coastal dishes such as lobster rolls and oysters.
A heat wave in New York City means only one thing – rooftop season!
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