Madison Square Park

This chic, library-inspired spot serves up inventive Australian brunch and fusion dishes, all in a stylishly industrial atmosphere.

Wah Fung No. 1 is a Chinatown hole-in-the-wall serving up generous, crave-worthy roast pork, duck, and chicken over rice for under $10—cash only, no frills.

Queens' iconic 140-ft stainless steel Unisphere, a stunning 1964 World's Fair giant globe, dazzles by day and glows magically at night in Flushing Meadows Park.

Eclectic Chelsea gallery showing top contemporary painters, sculptors & photographers in spacious, museum-like settings with a global artist lineup.

Fat Choy serves vibrant, inventive vegan Chinese bites like crispy salt-and-pepper cauliflower and a mushroom sloppy sandwich on the Lower East Side.

Perched on the 11th floor of the Sister City hotel, Last Light offers delightful cocktails and small plates in a relaxed setting with killer city views.

Brooklyn staple since 1887, Peter Luger serves iconic dry-aged porterhouses and burgers in a German beer hall vibe with old-school charm.

The Met is NYC’s iconic Upper East Side museum boasting centuries of global art, the Egyptian Temple of Dendur, and rooftop views over Central Park.

Step into Upon The Palace, Tribeca's swanky new Chinese eatery, where stylish decor meets mouthwatering Asian fusion from the talented chef Xueliang Yu.

Experience the vibrant spirit of HARLEM WEEK, an eight-day festival celebrating the neighborhood's rich cultural tapestry through food, music, and community events.