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New York

The city Camille's clients return to between the Hamptons in summer and Aspen in winter. The townhouses of the Upper East Side, the new members' floors downtown, the tables that have run for forty years and the ones that opened last Thursday. The map, kept short.

Hotels

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Aman New YorkPalace · 5★

Aman New York

The Crown Building on Fifth and 57th, eighty-three suites, the Aman Club above — the most considered new opening in the city in a decade.

  • · 83 suites in the hotel, 22 private residences above
  • · Aman Club, members-only floors with restaurants and lounges
  • · Three-floor, 25,000 sq ft Aman Spa with 20m pool and Banya
  • · Corner of Fifth Avenue and 57th Street
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The Mark5★ · Upper East Side

The Mark

The Upper East Side address with the Jean-Georges restaurant on the ground floor and the penthouse the magazines won't stop writing about.

  • · 150 rooms and suites, Madison Avenue at 77th
  • · The Mark Restaurant by Jean-Georges
  • · Frédéric Fekkai salon on site
  • · Two blocks from the Met, three from Central Park
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Baccarat Hotel5★ · Midtown West

Baccarat Hotel

The 28 West 53rd Street tower — the Baccarat crystal everywhere, the Grand Salon for the afternoon tea, the most considered midtown opening of the last decade.

  • · 28 West 53rd Street, Midtown
  • · 114 rooms and suites
  • · Baccarat crystal throughout
  • · Grand Salon afternoon tea, Spa de la Mer
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The Carlyle5★ · Upper East Side

The Carlyle

Madison Avenue since 1930, Bemelmans downstairs, Café Carlyle next door — the New York hotel that has refused to update itself, on purpose.

  • · 188 rooms and suites, Madison at 76th
  • · Bemelmans Bar with the Ludwig Bemelmans murals
  • · Café Carlyle, the supper club room
  • · Owned by the Rosewood collection
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Casa Cipriani New York5★ · Members hotel · Battery Park

Casa Cipriani New York

Forty-seven rooms inside the Battery Maritime Building, the Cipriani members' club above — the downtown answer to the uptown houses.

  • · 47 rooms and suites in the Beaux-Arts Battery Maritime Building
  • · Members' club on the upper floors, members get first booking
  • · Two restaurants, three bars, a wellness floor with cryotherapy
  • · On the water at the southern tip of Manhattan
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Four Seasons New York Downtown5★ · Tribeca

Four Seasons New York Downtown

The Tribeca Four Seasons — the limestone tower at 30 Park Place, CUT by Wolfgang Puck on the ground floor, the most considered downtown five-star.

  • · 27 Barclay Street / 30 Park Place, Tribeca
  • · 189 rooms and suites
  • · CUT by Wolfgang Puck
  • · 75-foot indoor pool, spa
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Public Hotel4★ · Lower East Side

Public Hotel

Ian Schrager's downtown statement — the escalator entry, the rooftop at the top, the city's most considered affordable-luxury hotel.

  • · 215 Chrystie Street, Lower East Side
  • · 367 rooms and suites
  • · Public Kitchen, Diego, Public Arts
  • · Rooftop bar at the top
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The Standard High Line4★ · Meatpacking

The Standard High Line

André Balazs's straddle over the High Line — the cantilever, the Boom Boom Room above, the most photographed hotel in the West Side.

  • · 848 Washington Street, Meatpacking
  • · 338 rooms and suites
  • · Le Bain rooftop, Boom Boom Room
  • · Straddles the High Line
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Lotte New York Palace5★ · Midtown

Lotte New York Palace

The Villard Mansion's 1882 courtyard hotel — the Gossip Girl shot, the Madison Avenue address, the most theatrical lobby in midtown.

  • · 455 Madison Avenue, Midtown
  • · 909 rooms and suites
  • · Villard Mansion courtyard, 1882
  • · Trouble's Trust and Rarities Bar
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The Greenwich Hotel5★ · Tribeca

The Greenwich Hotel

Robert De Niro's house on North Moore, the Shibui Spa under the lantern roof — the Tribeca address for the long downtown stay.

  • · 88 rooms and suites, each individually designed
  • · Shibui Spa with a 250-year-old reclaimed Japanese pool house
  • · Locanda Verde on the ground floor
  • · Tribeca, between Greenwich and Hudson
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Festive · clubs, line-ups, long lunches

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CarboneItalian-American · Greenwich Village

Carbone

Major Food Group's red-sauce room on Thompson Street, the spicy rigatoni vodka, the booth most of the city has been trying to book since 2013.

  • · 181 Thompson Street, Greenwich Village
  • · The original Major Food Group room
  • · Tableside Caesar, veal parmesan, the spicy rigatoni vodka
  • · Reservations open at 10am, thirty days out
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Catch NYCMeatpacking · Seafood & club

Catch NYC

The Meatpacking seafood-and-club room — the rooftop with the retractable roof, the truffle sashimi, the dinner that becomes the party.

  • · 21 9th Avenue, Meatpacking District
  • · Seafood-driven kitchen, rooftop venue
  • · Catch Roof with retractable ceiling
  • · Dinner, lounge late
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La EsquinaSoho · Mexican speakeasy

La Esquina

The Kenmare Street taqueria with the brasserie downstairs — entrance through the kitchen, the basement room, the most theatrical Mexican in the city.

  • · 114 Kenmare Street, Soho
  • · Taqueria at street level
  • · Brasserie downstairs via the kitchen
  • · Dinner only for the brasserie
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Le BainMeatpacking · Rooftop club

Le Bain

The Standard High Line's 18th-floor rooftop club — the discothèque, the open-air pool, the view across the West Side.

  • · 848 Washington Street, The Standard High Line
  • · Penthouse rooftop discothèque
  • · Pool, indoor and outdoor decks
  • · Wed–Sun, programming varies by season
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Zuma NYMidtown East · Contemporary Japanese

Zuma NY

Rainer Becker's Midtown East flagship — the robata grill, the sushi counter, the room that organises the international business dinner.

  • · 261 Madison Avenue, Midtown East
  • · Contemporary Japanese, Rainer Becker
  • · Three sections: kitchen, robata, sushi counter
  • · Lunch and dinner
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Bemelmans BarHotel bar · Upper East Side

Bemelmans Bar

The piano room at the Carlyle, the Ludwig Bemelmans murals from 1947, the New York hotel bar everybody else is measured against.

  • · Inside The Carlyle, 35 East 76th Street
  • · Murals by Ludwig Bemelmans, the only public commission he completed
  • · Live piano from 5.30pm, jazz trio after 9.30pm
  • · Cover charge after the music starts; cash bar at the counter
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Cipriani DowntownSoho · Italian

Cipriani Downtown

The Soho chapter of the Cipriani family — the Bellini, the Carpaccio, the long lunch on West Broadway that has run unchanged for thirty years.

  • · 376 West Broadway, Soho
  • · Cipriani family operation
  • · Italian, Venetian register
  • · Lunch and dinner
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FelixSoho · French bistro & Sunday party

Felix

The West Broadway and Grand Street French bistro — the Saturday and Sunday brunch that turns into the Latin dance party at four.

  • · 340 West Broadway, Soho
  • · French bistro, all-day
  • · Brunch Sat–Sun 10h–17h30
  • · Sunday brunch into Latin dance party from 16h
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BuddakanChelsea · Modern Asian

Buddakan

Stephen Starr's Chelsea dining hall — the cathedral room, the long communal table, the most theatrical Asian-American dining room in the city.

  • · 75 9th Avenue, Chelsea Market
  • · Stephen Starr operation since 2006
  • · Modern Asian, cathedral dining room
  • · Dinner only, seven nights
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Jimmy at the JamesSoho · Rooftop bar

Jimmy at the James

The James Soho's rooftop bar — the 18th floor, the cantilever pool, the view down West Broadway with the city framed.

  • · 27 Grand Street, James Hotel Soho
  • · Rooftop bar, 18th floor
  • · Cantilever swimming pool
  • · Seasonal: May through October
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Tao DowntownChelsea · Asian fusion

Tao Downtown

The downtown Tao chapter — the cathedral dining room, the late-night register, the Asian-American format Tao Group built the decade on.

  • · 92 9th Avenue, Chelsea
  • · Tao Group operation since 2013
  • · Pan-Asian kitchen, late-night lounge
  • · Dinner and lounge
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Rose Bar at Gramercy Park HotelGramercy Park · Hotel bar

Rose Bar at Gramercy Park Hotel

The Gramercy Park Hotel's Julian Schnabel bar — the velvet, the basquiat on the wall, the most adult cocktail room on the Park.

  • · 2 Lexington Avenue, Gramercy Park Hotel
  • · Designed by Julian Schnabel
  • · Hotel guests and reservations only
  • · Evenings only
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Koi NYCBryant Park · Japanese

Koi NYC

The Bryant Park Hotel Japanese room — the LA original transposed, the sushi counter, the dinner the fashion-week visitor books on autopilot.

  • · 40 West 40th Street, Bryant Park Hotel
  • · Japanese, sushi-led
  • · LA original, NYC since 2005
  • · Dinner only
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Miss FavelaWilliamsburg · Brazilian

Miss Favela

The Williamsburg Brazilian botequim under the bridge — feijoada, caipirinhas, the samba that takes over the room on a Friday.

  • · 57 South 5th Street, Williamsburg
  • · Brazilian botequim format
  • · Live samba weekends
  • · Lunch and dinner
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MomoyaChelsea · Japanese

Momoya

The Chelsea Japanese neighbourhood room — the sushi counter, the modern kitchen, the long-running address the locals book without questioning.

  • · 185 7th Avenue, Chelsea
  • · Japanese, sushi-led
  • · Counter and dining room
  • · Dinner only
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Authentic · the quiet rooms

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AsiateColumbus Circle · Central Park view

Asiate

The Mandarin Oriental's 35th-floor dining room — the floor-to-ceiling Central Park view, the contemporary American kitchen, the Sunday brunch with the highest sightline in the city.

  • · 80 Columbus Circle, Mandarin Oriental
  • · 35th floor, Central Park view
  • · Contemporary American kitchen
  • · Sunday brunch a city institution
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Bar PittiGreenwich Village · Tuscan

Bar Pitti

The Sixth Avenue Tuscan room — cash only, the daily special board, the booth one of the half-dozen most credible Italian rooms in the city.

  • · 268 Sixth Avenue, Greenwich Village
  • · Tuscan kitchen, daily-changing menu
  • · Cash only, no reservations for outside
  • · Lunch and dinner
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Cecconi's DumboBrooklyn · Italian · Bridge view

Cecconi's Dumbo

The Soho House group's Empire Stores room in Dumbo — Northern Italian kitchen, the Manhattan skyline through the windows, the most photographed terrace in Brooklyn.

  • · 55 Water Street, Empire Stores, Dumbo
  • · Soho House Group, Northern Italian
  • · Brooklyn Bridge view, weekend brunch
  • · Lunch, dinner, weekend brunch
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Le Bernardin3★ Michelin

Le Bernardin

Eric Ripert's seafood room on West 51st, three stars since 2005, the most consistent fine-dining table in New York.

  • · Three Michelin stars, retained continuously since 2005
  • · Chef Eric Ripert, owners Maguy Le Coz and Ripert
  • · 155 West 51st Street, midtown
  • · Closed Sunday; jacket preferred at dinner
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Sant AmbroeusMulti-location · Milanese

Sant Ambroeus

The Milanese café-pasticceria across the city — the Madison Avenue uptown, the Soho location, the Greenwich brunch, the only NY Italian that does Milano in the Italian register.

  • · Madison & 78th, Soho, West Village, Greenwich CT
  • · Milanese pasticceria and dining room
  • · Breakfast through dinner
  • · Walk-in counter, booked dining room
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The Loeb BoathouseCentral Park · Lake view

The Loeb Boathouse

The Central Park lake-house dining room — the rowboats outside, the lakeside terrace, the brunch the city books for the out-of-town visitor.

  • · Central Park, near 72nd Street
  • · Lakeside dining room and terrace
  • · Brunch and lunch
  • · Seasonal: April through October
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Eleven Madison Park3★ Michelin

Eleven Madison Park

Daniel Humm's room on Madison Square, three stars, the plant-based tasting that the city is still arguing about.

  • · Three Michelin stars and Green Star
  • · Plant-based tasting menu since 2021
  • · 11 Madison Avenue, facing Madison Square Park
  • · Closed Monday and Tuesday
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Sadelle'sSoho · Jewish appetising

Sadelle's

Major Food Group's Soho Jewish-appetising room — the bagel tower at the centre of every brunch table, the smoked salmon programme, the brunch the city has ranked first since 2015.

  • · 463 West Broadway, Soho
  • · Major Food Group
  • · Jewish appetising format, bagel tower
  • · Brunch through dinner
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Kiki'sLower East Side · Greek

Kiki's

The Division Street Greek room — cash only, no reservations, the queue around the corner, the most credible neighbourhood Greek in the city.

  • · 130 Division Street, Lower East Side
  • · Greek kitchen, family-run
  • · Cash only, no reservations
  • · Lunch and dinner
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MorimotoChelsea · Japanese

Morimoto

Iron Chef Masaharu Morimoto's Chelsea room — the omakase counter, the architecture by Tadao Ando, the most precise Japanese kitchen in the West Side.

  • · 88 10th Avenue, Chelsea
  • · Chef Masaharu Morimoto
  • · Tadao Ando architecture
  • · Omakase counter and dining room
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Sarabeth's Central Park SouthCentral Park South · Brunch

Sarabeth's Central Park South

The Central Park South Sarabeth's — the brunch the city has held since 1981, the lemon ricotta pancakes, the morning room the visitor books for the park entry.

  • · 40 Central Park South
  • · American brunch, breakfast through afternoon
  • · Multiple Manhattan locations
  • · Brunch institution since 1981
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The GrillAmerican · Midtown

The Grill

Major Food Group's reworking of the Four Seasons Grill Room — the Mies van der Rohe interior intact, the menu rebuilt around mid-century American cooking.

  • · 99 East 52nd Street, in the Seagram Building
  • · Mies van der Rohe and Philip Johnson interior, landmarked
  • · Sister room The Pool next door, seafood
  • · Closed Sunday
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BarbouniaFlatiron · Mediterranean

Barbounia

The Park Avenue South Mediterranean room — the wood oven, the long communal table, the lunch the Flatiron desk has booked for fifteen years.

  • · 250 Park Avenue South, Flatiron
  • · Mediterranean kitchen, wood oven
  • · Communal table, dining room
  • · Lunch and dinner
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Bond StNoho · Japanese

Bond St

The Noho townhouse Japanese — the upstairs lounge, the sushi counter, the Bond Street room that has run unchanged for two decades.

  • · 6 Bond Street, Noho
  • · Japanese kitchen, sushi counter
  • · Three floors, lounge upstairs
  • · Dinner only
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BoqueriaMulti-location · Spanish tapas

Boqueria

The Barcelona-rooted tapas group — Soho, Flatiron, West Village, the most consistent jamón programme in the city.

  • · Soho, Flatiron, West Village locations
  • · Spanish tapas, jamón programme
  • · Counter and dining room
  • · Lunch and dinner
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Essex and BeautyLower East Side · All-day diner

Essex and Beauty

The LES all-day diner — the long counter, the booth seats, the breakfast register that runs into the evening.

  • · Lower East Side location
  • · All-day diner format
  • · Counter and booth seating
  • · Breakfast through dinner
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GemmaBowery · Italian

Gemma

The Bowery Hotel's Italian dining room — the brick room, the all-day menu, the brunch the downtown crowd has kept for fifteen years.

  • · 335 Bowery, The Bowery Hotel
  • · Italian, all-day
  • · Brunch, lunch, dinner
  • · Dining room and bar
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Mercer KitchenSoho · French-American

Mercer Kitchen

Jean-Georges Vongerichten's Mercer Hotel dining room — the basement bistro, the long bar, the format that has held the Soho lunch since 1998.

  • · 99 Prince Street, The Mercer Hotel
  • · Jean-Georges Vongerichten
  • · French-American kitchen
  • · Brunch, lunch, dinner
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Piccola CucinaSoho · Sicilian

Piccola Cucina

Chef Philip Guardione's three Soho rooms — the Sicilian kitchen, the pasta plate at the bar, the most credible regional Italian in the quarter.

  • · Three Soho locations: Estiatorio, Osteria, Uptown
  • · Sicilian kitchen, fresh pasta
  • · Bar and dining room formats
  • · Lunch and dinner
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Rosemary'sWest Village · Italian

Rosemary's

The Greenwich Avenue Italian — the rooftop garden, the brunch the West Village books for the Saturday morning, the corner room that has held its line for a decade.

  • · 18 Greenwich Avenue, West Village
  • · Italian, rooftop herb garden
  • · Brunch, lunch, dinner
  • · Two floors, terrace
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Café SelectSoho · Swiss bistro

Café Select

The Lafayette Street Swiss-American bistro — the back-door bar behind the kitchen, the all-day kitchen, the room the Soho fashion crowd has held since 2008.

  • · 212 Lafayette Street, Soho
  • · Swiss-American kitchen, all-day
  • · Backdoor speakeasy via the kitchen
  • · Brunch through late dinner
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The Butcher's DaughterNolita · Vegetarian

The Butcher's Daughter

The Kenmare Street vegetarian café — the all-day kitchen, the juice bar, the lighter side of the downtown brunch economy.

  • · 19 Kenmare Street, Nolita
  • · Vegetarian, juice bar
  • · All-day, brunch through dinner
  • · Counter and dining room
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Dudley'sLower East Side · Australian café

Dudley's

The Orchard Street Australian café — the brunch programme, the corner sidewalk, the room the LES locals have kept for a decade.

  • · 85 Orchard Street, Lower East Side
  • · Australian café, all-day
  • · Brunch and lunch
  • · Counter and patio
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Egg ShopNolita · All-day eggs

Egg Shop

The Elizabeth Street egg-led café — the egg sandwich format, the all-day kitchen, the morning room the neighbourhood books on autopilot.

  • · 151 Elizabeth Street, Nolita
  • · Egg-led all-day kitchen
  • · Brunch through afternoon
  • · Counter and dining room
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Jack's Wife FredaMulti-location · All-day café

Jack's Wife Freda

The Soho-South African all-day café — green shakshuka, the rosewater waffle, the queue that has not in any meaningful sense shortened since 2012.

  • · Soho, West Village, Chelsea locations
  • · South African-Mediterranean kitchen
  • · All-day, brunch through dinner
  • · Counter and dining room
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Nomo SohoSoho · Garden brunch

Nomo Soho

The Nomo Soho hotel's garden room — the wisteria-covered arch, the brunch, the photograph that has run on every fashion-week feed since 2018.

  • · 9 Crosby Street, Nomo Soho Hotel
  • · Garden dining room, glass arch
  • · Brunch and lunch
  • · Hotel-restaurant format
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The SmithMulti-location · American brasserie

The Smith

The all-day brasserie group — Lincoln Centre, Midtown, NoMad, the brunch the city has settled on as the default.

  • · Lincoln Square, NoMad, Midtown East, East Village
  • · American brasserie, all-day
  • · Brunch, lunch, dinner
  • · Counter and dining room
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Two HandsSoho · Australian café

Two Hands

The Mott Street Australian café — the avocado toast, the ricotta hotcakes, the Melbourne coffee programme in a New York counter format.

  • · 164 Mott Street, Nolita
  • · Australian café format
  • · Coffee programme, all-day kitchen
  • · Mornings through afternoon
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Sport · tennis, padel, polo, golf

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City Bike TourCitywide · Cycling

City Bike Tour

The Citi Bike network end-to-end — Hudson River Greenway, Brooklyn Bridge, Central Park, the city's most underused tourist asset.

  • · Citi Bike network, citywide stations
  • · Hudson River Greenway, full length
  • · Brooklyn Bridge round trip
  • · Central Park loop
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Private aviation · jets

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Private jet · TEB / HPNTeterboro · Westchester

Private jet · TEB / HPN

Out of Teterboro for the Hamptons, Aspen, Caribbean — NetJets, Flexjet, VistaJet. Westchester (HPN) for the discreet alternative.

  • · TEB Teterboro · the New York jet hub
  • · HPN Westchester · the Connecticut alternative
  • · NetJets, Flexjet, VistaJet, Wheels Up
  • · East Hampton (HTO), Aspen (ASE), SBH via SXM
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Helicopter transfers

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Helicopter TourHudson · Skyline tour

Helicopter Tour

The New Jersey-departure helicopter tour — the Statue of Liberty, the full Manhattan loop, the only credible aerial of the city at a sensible price.

  • · Departures from New Jersey heliports
  • · Skyline loop, 15–30 minutes
  • · Statue of Liberty, full Manhattan circumnavigation
  • · Private and seat options
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Spas & wellness

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Aman Spa New YorkHotel spa · Midtown

Aman Spa New York

Three floors at the top of the Crown Building, a twenty-metre pool flanked by fire pits, the Banya — the most serious urban spa in the city.

  • · 25,000 sq ft over three floors at Aman New York
  • · 20m indoor pool with daybeds and fire pits
  • · Banya with plunge pools, two spa houses
  • · Open to hotel guests; non-guest access by limited day pass
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Events · what's on this season

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MoMAMidtown · Museum

MoMA

The Museum of Modern Art on 53rd — the permanent collection, the Yoshio Taniguchi extension, the most consequential modern art museum in the country.

  • · 11 West 53rd Street, Midtown
  • · Permanent collection, fifth and sixth floors
  • · Sculpture garden, restaurant The Modern
  • · Open 10h30–17h30, late Friday until 19h
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9/11 Memorial & MuseumFinancial District · Memorial

9/11 Memorial & Museum

The Michael Arad twin pools on the Twin Tower footprints — the Snøhetta pavilion, the museum underneath, the city's most considered memorial.

  • · 180 Greenwich Street, Financial District
  • · Memorial open free, daily
  • · Museum ticketed, Snøhetta pavilion
  • · Approx. two hours for the museum
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NBA at Madison Square GardenMadison Square Garden · Knicks

NBA at Madison Square Garden

The Garden on a Knicks night — the courtside seats, the Spike Lee photograph, the only New York sports experience worth the prioritisation.

  • · 4 Pennsylvania Plaza, Midtown
  • · Knicks home games, October through April
  • · Courtside, lower bowl, club seats
  • · Playoff games priced separately
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The High LineChelsea · Elevated park

The High Line

The 1.45-mile elevated park on the West Side rail line — Gansevoort to 34th Street, the most consequential public-space project in New York since Central Park.

  • · Gansevoort to 34th Street
  • · 1.45 miles, fully accessible
  • · Open 7am to 10pm, free
  • · Hudson Yards extension via Spur
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Brooklyn Bridge WalkManhattan to Brooklyn · Bridge crossing

Brooklyn Bridge Walk

The 1883 Roebling structure on foot — City Hall to Dumbo, the elevated pedestrian deck above the traffic, the city's most photographed sightline.

  • · City Hall to Brooklyn Heights, 1.3 miles
  • · Pedestrian deck above road traffic
  • · 30–45 minutes one way
  • · Open 24 hours, free
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Bryant Park Winter VillageBryant Park · Holiday market

Bryant Park Winter Village

The Bryant Park holiday market and ice rink — the only proper Christmas market in midtown, the rink open through January.

  • · Bryant Park, between 5th and 6th Avenues
  • · Holiday shops mid-October through early March
  • · Ice rink, free admission (skate rental)
  • · Restaurant pavilion
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Central Park RowboatsCentral Park · Lake

Central Park Rowboats

The Loeb Boathouse rowboat rental on the Central Park lake — the wooden boats, the rowing back from the Bow Bridge, the most contemplative hour in the park.

  • · Central Park Lake at the Loeb Boathouse
  • · Wooden rowboats, hourly rental
  • · Season: April through October
  • · Up to four passengers per boat
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Grand Central TerminalMidtown East · Beaux-Arts terminal

Grand Central Terminal

The 1913 Warren and Wetmore terminal — the main concourse, the celestial ceiling, the Oyster Bar in the basement vaults.

  • · 89 East 42nd Street, Midtown
  • · 1913 Beaux-Arts terminal
  • · Main concourse with celestial ceiling
  • · Oyster Bar, Grand Central Market
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New York Public LibraryMidtown · Beaux-Arts library

New York Public Library

The 1911 Carrère & Hastings Stephen A. Schwarzman Building — the Rose Main Reading Room, the lions on the steps, the most theatrical free building in midtown.

  • · 476 Fifth Avenue at 42nd Street
  • · Stephen A. Schwarzman Building, 1911
  • · Rose Main Reading Room, Treasures Gallery
  • · Tues–Thurs 10h–20h, free entry
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Clubs & members rooms

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Paul's CasablancaSoho · Nightclub

Paul's Casablanca

Paul Sevigny's Soho club on Spring Street — the Moroccan motif, the DJ booth, the room the fashion-week after-party books on autopilot.

  • · 305 Spring Street, Soho
  • · Paul Sevigny and Brian McPeck operation
  • · Wed–Sun 22h–04h
  • · Door policy, by referral
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The BoxLower East Side · Theatre & nightclub

The Box

The Chrystie Street theatre-nightclub — the burlesque shows, the original old-theatre banquettes, three productions a night.

  • · 189 Chrystie Street, Lower East Side
  • · Theatre-nightclub format
  • · Three shows per night, dancing between
  • · Wed–Sat 23h–04h
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ZZ's Club New YorkMembers club · Hudson Yards

ZZ's Club New York

Major Food Group's New York members' club at 35 Hudson Yards — three floors, Carbone Privato, and a $20,000 initiation.

  • · Opened 2023, three floors and 25,000 sq ft at 35 Hudson Yards
  • · Carbone Privato, the only private outpost of Carbone
  • · Japanese restaurant ZZ's, cigar terrace, music lounge
  • · $20,000 initiation, $10,000 annual dues
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Paul's GrandbabyLower East Side · Nightclub

Paul's Grandbaby

Paul Sevigny's downtown sister room to Casablanca — the late-night format, the LES bookers, the dance floor that runs without the velvet rope.

  • · Lower East Side location
  • · Paul Sevigny operation
  • · Late-night dance format
  • · By invitation or referral
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Jane Hotel BallroomWest Village · Hotel ballroom

Jane Hotel Ballroom

The Jane Hotel's ground-floor ballroom — the velvet-rope room, the chandelier, the dance floor the downtown crowd has held since 2008.

  • · 113 Jane Street, West Village
  • · The Jane Hotel
  • · Ballroom format with stage
  • · Thursday through Saturday
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