Atd Computers
Neighborhood: Manhattan/Fashion District

E 56th St
New York, NY 10001

andrew d. writes: I went to this place simply because I wanted to carry my ailing Dell tower no further than absolutely necessary.   It's on, like, the eighth floor of a building that is seriously about fifteen feet wide.  The tiny office reminds me of 'Being John…

Flute
Neighborhood: Manhattan/Hell's Kitchen, Manhattan/Theater District

205 W 54th St Bsmt
New York, NY 10019

Sam P. writes: The first time I came here was years ago, right when I moved to New York, with a big group of people on a random weeknight and we had the place pretty much to ourselves.  A couple of bottles of bubbly and some plates of chocolate and I knew why I…

Terra Plana
Neighborhood: Manhattan/Little Italy

260 Elizabeth St Frnt
New York, NY 10012

Irene S. writes: I thought Manolo Blahnik's were a b*tch to walk in, but United Nude brings a whole new meaning to Elephantitis and murderous PAIN.  

Terra Plana was having a shoe sale: 1 pair for $50, 2 for $75, 3 for $100.  So the Immelda sisters and I essentially…

Roxy Delicatessen
Neighborhood: Manhattan/Theater District

1565 Broadway
New York, NY 10036

Tiffany S. writes: Pickles are delicious and they serve it to you in subsitute of bread. Brilliant!

Portions are massive! I had the Pastrami Sandwich--layers and layers and layers and layers and layers of the thinly sliced meat. YUM!

The cheesecake was HUGE! Yeah, but…

Lexington Bar & Books
Neighborhood: Manhattan/Upper East Side

1020 Lexington Avenue
New York, NY 10021

Tina R. writes: When I grow up, I want to be one of the middle-aged beauties here, dressed to the 9s in couture suits, huddled in a corner with girlfriends, smoking high-end tobacco and drinking $16 cocktails.

I'm not even kidding.

Lusardi's Restaurant

1885 Palmer Ave
Larchmont, NY 10538

Mike P. writes: Lusardi's is one of the premier restaurants of Westchester.  This place is very classy, just like their food.  The bar offers the bustle and excitement of Manhattan while the dining area gives an pleasant and formal dining experience.

Almost nothing…

Alphaville
Neighborhood: Manhattan/SoHo

226 W Houston St
New York, NY 10014

Heath R. writes: As much a museum as it is a shop specializing in collectible and vintage ephemera, this open, airy, and brightly lit store features pop culture artifacts from the last handful of decades. Everything is priced for the collector set, which means that…

Virgin Megastore
Neighborhood: Manhattan/Theater District

1540 Broadway
New York, NY 10036

maria d. writes: I went to high school nearby (49th & 9th) and this was one of my meccas of free entertainment. When you are broke & 16, there is nothing like 2 floors of music & books to ease your teen angst. The book selection was especially treasured, especially…

Triple Crown
Neighborhood: Brooklyn/Williamsburg - North Side

108 Bedford Avenue
Williamsburg, NY 11211

Gemma J. writes: I have to agree with Natasha R.  The crowd is a little unpredictable, but the music is awesome.

F Line Bagels

476 Smith St
Brooklyn, NY 11231

Seth U. writes: If it weren't for this place, I probably wouldn't eat breakfast.
Their bagels are decent.
Everything is well priced.
They are exceedingly polite and nice.
Couldn't ask for anything more.

***Secret***- slowly, with time, you can develop a special sense to…

Clea Colet
Neighborhood: Manhattan/Upper East Side

960 Madison Ave Fl 2
New York, NY 10021

Christy V. writes: Looking for a beautiful bridal gown? Clea Colet's diverse style and excellent customer service will help to make your big day all that much more special. Check on TopButton.com for sample sale info, or visit their showroom on Madison. From lace to…

Sakura
Neighborhood: Brooklyn/Park Slope

388 5th Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11215

Brigitte T. writes: Whenever dining at this quaint, tiny japanese restaurant, there is a certain feeling that perhaps, in fact, this is as authentic Japanese as it gets.  Since I'm not Japanese, I can't say for sure.  But I can say that the food is very delicious, and…

Bronx Museum of the Arts
Neighborhood: Bronx/Concourse

1040 Grand Concourse
Bronx, NY 10456

Lisa F. writes: This is a cool museum tucked beside the Grand Concourse up in the Bronx. It's a mini trek for those who are based downtown or in BK, but it makes for a nice day trip. Unlike a lot of popular museums, which seems to be very crowded on the weekends,…

Park Avalon
Neighborhood: Manhattan/Gramercy-Flatiron

225 Park Ave S
New York, NY 10003

Sean T. writes: Recommended for:  lunch/dinner with friends or family, a date.

Food 4, Service 4, Ambiance 5.

This was one of my favorite restaurants to eat at.  Steps from the W Union Square (to chill in its lounge) this was one great place to eat, relax and chill.…

Bar Toto
Neighborhood: Brooklyn/Park Slope

411 11th St
Brooklyn, NY 11215

Emily W. writes: A friend took me out to brunch this weekend at Bar Toto, and it was fantastic.  The environment was really warm, and the dcor was cool (there are really pretty old tin ceilings and walls), and our server was very friendly and attentive.  I got a…

Mickys Blue Room
Neighborhood: Manhattan/East Village

171 Avenue C
New York, NY 10009

Amy S. writes: For those who like to drink but only have $10 this is your dive bar!
For a mere $5 you can get a shot and a PABST! Drinking here is almost as much fun as drinking at a Yelp event. The crowd is low key and cool. For a dive bar the place is pretty clean…

The Complete Traveller Antiquarian Bookstore
Neighborhood: Manhattan/Murray Hill

199 Madison Ave
New York, NY 10016

CB M. writes: So I bought a travel guide of Germany from them.  It was expensive!!  They said that's because it was a first edition.  I was like, whatever, just sell it to me.  So then I got to Germany and started looking at it.  First of all, the book didn't have…

New York 911
Neighborhood: Manhattan/SoHo

263 Lafayette Street
Between Prince and Spring Streets
New York, NY 10012

Gourmet G. writes: This is the place to shop not only for NYPD logo wear, but EMT, FBI, and - somewhat grusesomely - NYC coroner gear, as well. Merchandise includes shirts, caps, badge pins, patches, logo toys, and much more. Well-stocked and fun to browse, the store…

Lilypad Beauty Lounge
Neighborhood: Brooklyn/Williamsburg - South Side

555 Metropolitan Ave
Brooklyn, NY 11211

Caryn R. writes: No hassle, no drama, great hair. I was a little hesitant at first, based on the mix of good reviews and bad reviews in various places, but I took the leap for a haircut. She *listened,* and understands that while you work in Corporate America you…

Children's Museum of the Arts
Neighborhood: Manhattan/SoHo

182 Lafayette St Fl 4
New York, NY 10013

Ameena G. writes: CMOA is a nice place to bring your little one on a rainy day. Do not, under any circumstances, come here dressed your best. In fact, my advice is to come in clothes that you may soon be throwing away because this place is the kind of place where…

Kim's Video
Neighborhood: Manhattan/East Village

85 Avenue A
New York, NY 10009

ko i. writes: One of the best collections around, they have EVERYTHING!

Mars Bar
Neighborhood: Manhattan/East Village

25 East 1st. Street
New York, NY 10003

nyc c. writes: Mars Bar is such an East Village institution that if you don't get it, it fu*king doesn't matter cause nobody really give a shit to who you are. This daycare of drunks is beyond dive, it spells DESTROYED. The bar is always dark and grimy since the…

Rai Rai Ken
Neighborhood: Manhattan/East Village

214 E 10th St
New York, NY 10003

Keiko S. writes: It's interesting how there are so many ramen places named "Rai Rai Ken", and one even in the US! For this simple reason, we decided to give this tiny, casual ramen joint a try.

Anyway, I have trouble reviewing ramen, because the person sitting next…

Duane Park Patisserie
Neighborhood: Manhattan/TriBeCa

179 Duane St Frnt
New York, NY 10013

Frank W. writes: When I walked in, it looked like I had stumbled into a bakery or something.  There were boxes of goodies with bows on them ready to be shipped out, and the bakery door was open allowing the most amazing smells of pecan tarts and cookies to fill the…

Meskerem Ethiopian Cuisine
Neighborhood: Manhattan/Greenwich Village

124 MacDougal St
New York, NY 10012

Courtney P. writes: Who Eithiopian food is not for: 1) the gastrointestinally challenged (read my lips: lots of lentils & fiber) 2) those afraid to ruin their manicure or too proper to eat with their hands and 3) anyone who doesn't like the taste of sourdough bread.…

Mike's Pizza
Neighborhood: Manhattan/Stuyvesant Town

415 2nd Ave
New York, NY 10010

Ryan H. writes: When I was in the mood for a quick slice, this was the place to go.  

My favorites?  Pepperoni of course - well done.  And Chicken/Broccoli - well done.  

Small little joint - but plenty of seating.  Open late.  Good service, gruff but nice owner.…

The Body Shop
Neighborhood: Manhattan/Greenwich Village

747 Broadway
New York, NY 10003

Haley S. writes: I love the Grapeseed and Blueberry body butters.  I do miss the Kiwi Fruit lip balm and the Peppermint foot lotion though!

Catania Bakery
Neighborhood: Queens/Ridgewood

6410 Fresh Pond Rd
Ridgewood, NY 11385

Robin B. writes: A very good quality bakery. Try their canollis, and their cheesecake.

Bar Tabac

128 Smith St
Brooklyn, NY 11201

Martha V. writes: Oui Oui, said the blind man.  Non Non, said the mouse.  O--kay! said the Martha, as she settled into her seat and dived into a plate of moules frites.

Quite frankly, the moules are the best thing to order on the menu, as Bar Tabac is not really a…

Highline
Neighborhood: Manhattan/West Village, Manhattan/Meatpacking District

835 Washington St
New York, NY 10014

Steeeeeeeve H. writes: Hello friends. Have any of you ever wondered why there is an abundance of trendy Thai restaurants in New Yawk? Never had I once step foot into a Thai place that lacks the "loungey" ambiance. On the other hand, how many chic Chinese dim sum joints…

Marlow and Sons
Neighborhood: Brooklyn/Williamsburg - South Side

81 Broadway
Brooklyn, NY 11211

Kaelea A. writes: First off, to ensure the very best of Marlow and Sons do not sit in the front room. Charming as it is to dine in a vintage grocery store, the warmly lit rustic atmosphere in the back goes better with the food. And the amount of money you will be…

Korea Palace
Neighborhood: Manhattan/Midtown East

127 E 54th St
New York, NY 10022

Arthur O. writes: I used to work just a block away from Korea Palace.  I've a special place in my mouth for the joint.  

Walking from the 456 in the mornings, I would see the owner at the bar, reading The Korea Times in his wifebeater (is that offensive?  I mean, it's…

Cafe Gray
Neighborhood: Manhattan/Hell's Kitchen, Manhattan/Theater District

10 Columbus Circle
New York, NY 10019

Alex K. writes: This is the best meal I have ever had in NYC. And I like to eat.
I had the opportunity (the reason for my trip mainly) to eat at Per Se another night the same week. Cafe Gray unexpectedly took the cake.
Starting with the more open atmosphere (which I…

New School For Social Research
Neighborhood: Manhattan/Greenwich Village

66 W 12th St
New York, NY 10011

Gourmet G. writes: Founded in 1919, the university presently is comprised of eight schools offering sixty graduate and undergraduate degree programs and more than fifteen hundred continuing education courses in a variety of fields, including social sciences, foreign…

Typhoon Lounge
Neighborhood: Manhattan/East Village

79 Saint Marks Pl
New York, NY 10003

David S. writes: Cheap sushi scares me, but I'm definitely going back to Typhoon Lounge. The half-price sushi from Monday to Thursday just can't be beat: $2 rolls? $1.50 sushi? Hell yeah! Now the good part is that the quality is actually quite good. Maybe not the…

Chelsea Clearview Cinema
Neighborhood: Manhattan/Chelsea

260 W 23rd Street
New York, NY 10011

Emily M. writes: Great theater--friendly, clean, no issues with sound or projection while I've been there.  No stadium seats, but a good selection of indie-ish and foreign-language films.  They also often have midnight movies, like the Rocky Horror Picture Show, and…

Enfleurage
Neighborhood: Manhattan/West Village

321 Bleecker St
New York, NY 10014

elizabeth s. writes: Great place for oils and candles. The employee was so helpful and had a lot of knowledge about the products. It's a great place for little gifts. I had to buy a a couple glycerin bars of "lime" themed soap for so-workers of mine. The gift wrapping…

Sea Thai Restaurant
Neighborhood: Manhattan/East Village

75 2nd Ave Frnt
New York, NY 10003

Nadja M. writes: This is a Public Service Announcement (PSA).

The Green Curry at Sea is sooo hot that it is very hard for even me; a black woman to enjoy.  You may or may not be aware of it, but  black people (in general) enjoy hot, spicy food immensely. As do I, but…

Borders Books Music & Cafe
Neighborhood: Manhattan/Financial District

100 Broadway
New York, NY 10005

Marc A. writes: Went there for the Ron Paul book signing!!! Very well done!!! I got to meet the man, got my book signed and all. Made my month! All told, the place has got a pretty thorough selection of books, more so that my usual book haunt (the B&N on court st.).