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Not just Japanese, but specifically Hokkaido cuisine (whi... more
The great West Village tailor. New York savvy, Italian ea... more
A lovely museum you can visit in less than an hour. Terri... more
High level dining from the experts behind Frenchette. Ter... more
For pasta, naturally, and things that go with pasta. Old ... more
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Best when it's not crowded, usually around opening time. ... more
Good for a drink (do you even know milk punch?). But also... more
Am proud to live near this bookstore and couldn't possibl... more
Yes the mutton chop. But also the pub room for lunch. And... more
My favorite cinema anywhere in the world.
Wonderful secondhand books with a serious selection on a ... more
One of the most civilized places in the city. The secret ... more
A bar where you're really happy to be, especially in good... more
A terrific cinema with a great bar. Keeps a low profile b... more
One of the great cultural institutions. Always a good exh... more
A bar that’s correct in every way (except for the televis... more
Lively yakitori place on the second floor of a Midtown bu... more
The restaurant is celebrated, but the bar is terrific, es... more
One of the better places to drink in the day, usually too... more
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