enjoy the owl "perch" while you wait for your table.
Have a drink in the perch. Cherry Bomb?
When waiting for a table, get a spot on the perch. Fun to overlook the whole place from above.
Elegant space, delicious experience! Favorite dish - uni with black truffle, perch, scallops with white truffle and flan. Very different experience than the original location. Service-impeccable.
The best dinner I’ve had in my life. Period
Meal was unreal. Portion sizes were good considering how many courses there were. Everything was cooked perfectly! Pretty cool how it’s at the back of a grocery store. 3 Michelin Star, very expensive.
Love taking lunch breaks here. Great view and good escape from the office to grab some fresh air.
This park is seriously one of the best-kept secrets in the Financial District. Our tip: A great place to get some work done – it’s outdoors, quiet with beautiful views plus FREE Wi-Fi.
Absolutely amazing. Love the needlefish, ocean perch, uni! This is the top of the sushi food chain for sure, up there with Nakazawa.
Omakase at the sushi bar is definitely the way to go! The sushi chefs are amazing and very kind, creating a very relaxed and fun atmosphere.
The omakase was not disappointing to say the least, and I've tried pretty much every omakase spot NYC has to offer. The standouts were shiro ebi and the super sweet and succulent Hokkaido uni.
The hotel perched above the High Line is as stunning, chic, sceney, and clubby as rooms for the night get. What it lacks in service it makes up for in river views. Read more.
Perch in one of the yellow chairs set atop the astroturf at Le Bain and take in the stellar views. In the summer, a plunge pool and creperie ratchet the general discotheque ambiance up a notch. Read more.
Branzino was delicious. Atmosphere is casual and cool. Great for solo dining (perch by the window), date night or catching up with a friend.
Perched on the corner of Perry St and Greenwich Ave, practically the gateway to the West Village, the avenue-facing windows & benches see plenty of tourists, locals and gym-goers.
Great coffee and little healthy brunch plates. If a bright, warm day grab a table outside and watch the neighborhood go by.
The closest you'll get to Melbourne in NYC. They fly their beans over from Melb! Head to the cozy back and let the coffee magic begin.
Ingredients here are above avg compared to other Korean joints on this block. And why shouldn't they be? Perched on the 39th fl, views and food are top notch. Unfortunately service is rock bottom.
Beautiful views from tables by the window. Order the pancake sampler, beef tartare, kalbi (short ribs). For dessert, deconstructed snickers is on point. Order a glass of Fiery Julep.
Come for unbeatable views of NYC + delicious Korean staples. Try the tasty kalbi (BBQ beef short ribs) and naengmyun (spicy cold buckwheat noodles). For more, follow us on 4sq or www.renhotels.com.
Even more expensive than Whole Foods! Go here for the best meat and fresh seafood. The best fresh pesto sauce anywhere!
Stock up on snacks—rocky road ice cream and granny smith apples for N, please—at this gourmet grocery store. (It Had to Be You) Read more.
Best pea soup, among other delights.
Get an almond milk latte and sit in front of the large front window for a great people watching perch. They also have free wifi! Woohoo!
Great coffee, solid chai. The PB&J on baguette (on the counter) is a perfect little snack. Great bench inside and outside to watch Soho saunter and stagger by. My fav.
Their ginger snaps are baked in heaven and delivered to Soho by angels every morning.
The fish used in Azabu’s seafood platters is shipped from Japan, then sliced into dishes like Shime saba. Sushi Azabu’s subterranean ambiance creates an experience unlike anywhere else in the city. Read more.
Must-Haves: Red snapper collar, medium fatty tuna
Go with the sushi or sashimi omakase here. You surely won’t be disappointed. - Inspector
The chai is a bit pricey ($4.50) but it's good and frothy. Perch yourself at the window for some good Manhattan people watching.
A craft coffee staple in NYC. A stand-style storefront, with an open view and only half a dozen seats. Intelligenstia house brew, great pastries, and punch cards.
DANGER: They have doughnuts from Dough. Blood Orange is my favorite.
Perched above the Flatiron District, the airy, casual restaurant is the perfect place to grab an afternoon pint and chat with friends.
Great selection of unique beers, wines, & spirits. Going with a group + waiting for a table has its pitfalls, but the open-air rooftop has amazing ambiance, & the best apricot pork shoulder anywhere.
Anthony Bourdain recommends this “insane Italian beer garden and rustic style eatery.”
An indie park, an anti-campus. Chelsea boys, JDaters, and pretty women, dressed in rompers, promenade in front of people-watchers, perched like fashion editors on wooden benches. Read more.
The High Line is a place to walk, to people watch, to watch the sunset perched above the streets, but at the right times (and at the right benches), it can be a great place to sit and think.
Another must visit place in NYC 😍 .. a historical train railway transferred to a walking line with awesome architecture and plants art,it goes through ancient places in NYC and near Chelsea Market 😍
Crab fingers a must!
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