Get healthy and affordable lunches at the seasonal market that specializes in whole grains, veggies, and delicious healthy proteins.
Tom Colicchio’s spacious restaurant features seasonal salads, funky appetizers, and foraged ingredients.
The French-American theme is complimented by house cocktails and funky dishes like California sea urchin and angel hair carbonara.
Danny Meyer’s flagship restaurant earned him many top ratings over the years and is still one of the best haunts in town.
Republic proves that some of the best dining is also some of the most affordable. The casual Thai restaurant is a favorite among tourists and locals.
Jean-Georges Vongerichten’s farm-to-table restaurant uses ingredients from the Union Square Farmers Market to make surprising and exquisite dishes.
Whether you sip on a crisp scotch or a British cocktail, Lillie’s will make you feel right at home in the Victorian-style bar
The all-hours club in the W Hotel is a favorite of party-goers who never want to stop dancing.
Get to this speakeasy-like bar by pressing a buzzer and waiting for the discerning host to guide you through the windowless space.
The karaoke bar on 17th Street claims to have the biggest sing-along catalog in the whole city.
Stock your apartment full of funky decor, and fill your closets with floral dresses and sweaters from Anthropologie.
The huge, eclectic home-furnishings store has an in-store concierge who will help you outfit your entire home.
As one of the largest book sellers in the city, Barnes & Noble is known for its excellent lecture series, classes, and well-stocked shelves.
Enjoy the weekly greenmarkets, winter holiday markets, and live performances in vibrant and historic Union Square Park.
Flatiron Green Take a break from your weekend errands and grab a seat on the Flatiron Green, where you access great views of the Flatiron Building and Madison Square Park while traffic whizzes by.
Try offbeat classes like hip-hop funk or ultimate step. Send the kids to childrens’ sports classes and jump into various kinds of yoga and spinning sessions.
Soul Cycle’s Flatiron location is near Union Square and is outfitted with black lights, disco balls, and rocking playlists that have made this fitness spot a bonafide NYC craze.
Marie Bove’s studio has an experienced staff that creates a personalized, upscale experience for each of her customer’s haircare needs.
Some of the city’s most exquisite restaurants get their produce and meats from the weekly farmer’s markets. Ostrich, organic kale, and handmade jams are just some of the farm-made delicacies here.
Though it's known for its unique hot chocolates, City Bakery is a divine spot for lunch, where a hot bar and made-to-order sandwiches, juices, and salads, makes it a favorite among neighbors.
The Union Square Whole Foods has it everything from organic produce to gluten-free beer. Get some of the best local ingredients here.
Israeli Uri Scheft brought his exquisite rugelach, challah, and tarts to a bakery near Union Square.
As one of the most recognizable buildings in the city, the Flatiron building houses a small architecture exhibit in its lobby and is one of the most photographed buildings in New York.
The historic site offers guided tours and exhibit galleries that showcase Roosevelt’s life and work.
The Tibet House celebrates everything about Tibetan culture including its art, food, history, and landscape.
