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New Obsession: NYC's Meatball Shop

Trendy as they may seem, I am a big fan of food joints with a singular focus: concentrate on just cupcakes, and you’re bound to...

New York City's New Downtown

T+L looks at the big ideas, cutting-edge architecture and design, and daring personalities that are shaping the new New York.

T+L Reports: The Lower East Side Moves Up

Finding a hotel with luxury linens in a derelict-turned-trendy neighborhood can be tricky, but it needn't be with the opening of the Hotel on Rivington...

Best New Restaurants in London's Soho

Top chefs and restauranteurs are flocking to Soho and opening great restaurants.

From Farm to Truck: The Grub Street Food Festival

My foodie friends used to be horrified by my penchant for street snacks. For years it created a significant rift between us. While they spent...

America's Coolest Houses

No, you won’t be trespassing: America’s coolest houses welcome visitors.

World's Strangest Chocolates

Charlie has moved on: Today’s chocolate factories are making some of the world’s strangest chocolates.

Letters | August 2010

Bahamas Bound Loved reading “Exploring Out Islands, Bahamas” [June]. Shane Mitchell perfectly captured the feel of the islands and I can totally understand how they...

World's Most Delicious Street Foods

Street food is going gourmet. From New York to Saigon, here are the can’t-miss options.

America's Best Pancakes

From retro diners to church suppers to Boy Scout Jamborees, America loves its pancakes. Read on for our pick of the nation’s top ten places...
HOTELS

Blue Moon Hotel

Set on the Lower East Side's main thoroughfare, this 22-room brick guesthouse—originally built as a tenement in 1879—perfectly embodies its quirky, eclectic home neighborhood. Though... more ›


RESTAURANTS

Shopsin's

A famous grump and short-order cook, Kenny Shopshin is one of those only-in-New-York characters tolerated for his culinary skills. Formerly of Shopshin's Diner in the West Village, the infamous grouch... more ›


ACTIVITIES

Tenement Museum

Searching for a place to house a museum honoring American immigrants, Ruth Abram unearthed 97 Orchard Street, a historic apartment building that was completed in 1863 and sheltered almost 7,000... more ›




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