It's hard to go wrong with $8 pitchers, tons of cheap small plates, and make-your-own cotton candy for dessert.
This Japanese spot on St. Mark's Place satisfies with their popular phallic dish. Flocks of NYU students & adventurous eaters come here for 3 things: $8 pitchers, bull's penis, and free cotton candy. Read more.
Don't forget to spin your own cotton candy :)
Cute (tiny) EV winner. The Chard, Mushroom, Carrot and Cucumber dishes were all amazing. And the rosemary cotton candy is totally addictive.
Intimate atmosphere and delicious, unique food. Get the eggplant tiramisu with rosemary cotton candy for dessert, you won't regret it.
Grilled eggplant tiramisu with rosemary cotton candy. You have to try it to believe it
Get cotton candy, get tally-hos, get beer pretzel caramel
Excellent small batch candy, chocolates, cookies, with items like beer caramel pretzels.
Village Voice is proud to welcome Liddabit Sweets to the 2014 Choice Eats food fest! http://bit.ly/1cRzdNV. They have caramels with made with beer and pretzel bits-- we'd be glad to pop a few of 'em!
This burger joint just took it to the next level with insane milkshake creations nearly a foot tall. These frosted treats come piled with cake, bundles of cotton candy, and mountains of chocolate.
I love the presentation of their crazy shakes, very creative. Cotton candy and cookie shakes were really good.
First of all the burgers are great and heathy as far as burgers go. Produce is fresh, onion rings stellar, excellent sauce selection land the hip hop is legit the best in the city. No lie. A+
Try the Grapefruit Givré, stuffed with rose-scented loukoum and topped with flossy halvah cotton candy and black-and-white sesame tuile. It’s one of our #100best dishes and drinks of 2011. Read more.
Boulud Sud is a rare Southern European spot to remember that the Mediterranean extends to North Africa and the Levant, serves great harira (Moroccan lentil soup) and chicken tagine. Read more.
Recommended: Sardine escabeche, octopus, squid, Iberico ham, spiced duck, crisp artichokes, Andalusian gazpacho, saffron linguine, scallops, loup de mer, lamb, charred wagyu, grapefruit givré. Read more.
Cotton Candy ice cream :) the slide is fun going down!
New favorite museum experience! It's fun and interactive, you get to touch and taste... Exhibits from floating bananas, bounce rooms, to sprinkle pools and magnetic boards. Just wow😁 Lastly a slide!
Cool museum for kids. I will not say that there are so many icecream flavors, but it was a few
get the giant almond cookie, the roasted pork (looks like pork cotton candy) bun, and the taiwanese riceball stuffed with a crueller and more cotton candy pork.
The scallion hot dog bun rules!
Decent roast pork bun and peanut filled mochi. Not our favorite bakery in Chinatown, but a few solid options if you're close.
After dinner, have a cocktail at my favorite place in Manhattan (its both opulent and modern). Highly recommend the risotto, truffle sliders, and afternoon tea. In the summer, sit on the balcony.
Bring your platinum credit card Drinks are expensive. $24 for cocktails, $14 for a beer!
Great Service, Great Drinks and Great Art!! ##Blokeapproved
Simply impeccable service, experience. Lounge area reminiscent of a jewelry box. Afternoon tea service opulently curated by chef Gabriel Kreuther. A feast for all senses. Excellent people-watching.
File under: chicest place in Midtown.
The drinks are really good. The place is really relaxing
Cotton candy fries- weird & crazy good
Amazing, the salted caramel is awesome as are the truffle fries. Also the staff is super friendly. Love this place - especially after a long visit to the gym.
Calling these chicken fingers is almost offensive. They're the best I've ever had. $17 for 5 is a steal to split between two people. Salted caramel is required. Also, truffle fries.
Best cupcakes in the city hand down! You better try them if you haven't. Cinnamon is my favorite.
Try all the flavors!!! One for each flavor ;p
Peanut butter cup to die for!
don't miss the limited edition cinnamon streusel topping!
Allow me to rave about the salted caramel froyo and the rainbow cookie topping! Not together tho.
Can someone please out-mayor this girl?!?! She has been the "mayor" for months yet I've never seen her . . . Hmmmm
Excellent hotel for business travelers. Just opened a new rooftop bar which is worth a visit. Staff was friendly and helpful.
Highest rooftop bar in Manhattan, without the sky high prices. Happy hour includes $5 beers and $7 wine and well drinks. Elevated views of Times Square, but all the other landmarks are obscured from
Had expirience of a lifetime, highest rooftop bar, steps to parking, friendly staff, clean room. A must recommended place.
On the brunch menu: "glazed yeast doughnuts are tall and puffy, and melt in your mouth like cotton candy." - Best of NYC 2011.
My favorite restaurant in NY, I'm a foodie and I love a lot of places in NY, but this one is as good as a starred Michelin, without the pricetag and the stars. To try it, book well in advance !
It’s not only the best place to catch the ‘vegetables are the new meat’ trend, it’s one of our favorite restaurants of the year. Featured in Where to Eat 2011! Read more.
Perfectly executed grilled striped bass accompanied by a lovely Pinotage served at the perfect temperature, all topped off with an exquisite brownie toffee desert-marvelous dining experience.
Serious food in a wasteland of gas stations and car dealerships.
Whoever is making the desserts in the Print kitchen is a god.
Lovingly made in NYC, CHI, SEA & LA