Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum
Whether you have one eye on the past or one eye on the future, there’s plenty to admire in the expansive, interactive and unique Intrepid […]
Month: January 2019
The Met Cloisters
Strictly speaking, the Met Cloisters would correctly be seen as part of the Met Museum. However, the unique nature of this part of the museum, […]
Casa Mono Restaurant
There has been a tendency in the past for some critics to sneer at tapas restaurants, feeling that they’re unworthy of comparison to more standard […]
Daniel Restaurant
When you eat in a restaurant that boasts not one, but two Michelin Stars, you’re entitled to expect an experience which sits somewhere between eating […]
The Chrysler Building
The Chrysler Building, a 77-story art decor masterpiece wearing a sunburst crown of steel, was the first structure exceeding 100ft ever built by human hands. […]
Coney Island Cyclone
No visit to the Brooklyn area is complete without taking a ride on the Coney Island Cyclone. It’s a survivor from the area’s history as […]
Agern Restaurant
Beware, New York: The Scandinavians are taking over. Fans of fine cuisine are probably familiar with Noma, Claus Meyer’s world-famous restaurant based in Copenhagen, Denmark. […]
Ai Fiori Restaurant
If you know anything about eating fine food in New York, you’re likely to have encountered Michael White’s cooking before. He’s a star of the […]
One World Observatory
The Empire State building has long advertised itself as having the best view over New York City. The One World Observatory may have something to […]
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
To call Manhattan’s Metropolitan Museum of Art “big” wouldn’t do it justice. The 11.5-acre expanse of the structure has to be seen to be believed. […]