SIXTY SoHo

Savor fresh temaki hand rolls and Japanese bites in a chic setting, where cozy heated outdoor seating enhances your culinary adventure.

Nestled in NoMad, this trendy hotel features sleek rooms, a lively lobby, and a rooftop bar with epic city views—perfect for a chic NYC getaway.

"We aim to build relationships with artists and the community Art is a large part of our lives whether we are artists or simply viewers. It adds vibrancy to our lives that connects all of us. Many creators go unappreciated or just want to share their creations and be seen. while many people who do not get many opportunities to delve themselves into art whether it is viewing or creating it themselves. The Tin Roof Gallery was born from the desire to give creators within the community an opportunity to shine as well as give people a chance to experience an artistic safe space. Various events will be held such as art/business workshops for varying ages, art exhibitions, and live performances. Build. Create. Share."

Tacos, cocktails & canned wine are served in this lively venue on the Moxy Hotel rooftop.

Simple nook preparing hearty deli sandwiches such as pastrami, brisket & corned beef.

Terrace Bagels is a lively spot where you can indulge in fresh, hand-rolled bagels with an array of flavored cream cheeses and hearty sandwiches, perfect for grabbing a bite before heading to nearby Prospect Park.

The James Earl Jones Theatre, originally the Cort Theatre, is a Broadway theater at 138 West 48th Street, between Seventh Avenue and Sixth Avenue, in the Theater District of Midtown Manhattan in New York City, New York, U.S. It was built in 1912 and designed by architect Thomas W. Lamb for impresario John Cort.

Massive Jewish deli sandwiches from the famed Katz’s Delicatessen inside DeKalb Market Hall.

This laid-back café and bakery offers mouthwatering breads, pastries, and a fantastic coffee selection, all enjoyed on a charming outdoor patio.

Casual Korean restaurant chain serving classic fare such as soft tofu soup, bibimbap & bulgogi.