The fresh-squeezed juice, the smoked fish, the popovers. So, what's not to like? New York's Upper West Side has always been a feast for the tastebuds — writer Stacia Friedman returns for a tour.
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The fresh-squeezed juice, the smoked fish, the popovers. So, what's not to like? New York's Upper West Side has always been a feast for the tastebuds — writer Stacia Friedman returns for a tour.
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This guest post spotlights bargain places to stay in pricey New York and offers tips on making the most of any hostel experience.
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Check in (virtually) to three of New York City's newest boutique offerings from major hotel chains: Hyatt's Andaz Wall Street, Choice Hotel's Distrikt and Wyndham's Fashion 26.
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If I curbed my fascination for lanterns and Buddhas just once and set out for a deeper experience of New York's Chinatown, might I find it? There seems to be an invisible wall between the tourist and the residents. . . .
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Skip the dreary fast food at Penn Station for one of these nearby only-in-New York establishments, and you'll still have plenty of time to catch your train.
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The National Trust for Historic Preservation recently declared the Lower East Side “endangered." Has the neighborhood simply caught up with the times — or is it truly about to be obliterated by them?
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It usually comes about 10 minutes into the conversation with a first-time visitor to NYC. We walked so much. It was exhausting. I wait for it. I celebrate it. I love it. If they don’t say it, they’re not doing the city right. While I will just smile and nod and allow you your...
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Like a good jukebox, the New York Annex of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame offers plenty of musical stuff that's worthy of a spin.
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In his new book, Bicycle Diaries, David Byrne, formerly of the Talking Heads, takes us on a ride around the world, from Manhattan to Istanbul. But don't expect a run-of-the-mill travelogue from a guy who has been known to perform in a tutu.
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The travel market may be soft, but the boutique-style hotels keep coming; here are three such properties opening his fall. The W Boston: This all-glass building from Bentel & Bentel, New York, is meant to distill Beantown’s most famous green spaces –– think Boston Common and the Public Garden –– in a contemporary design...
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