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(212) 396-2760
Bis, is one of those underrated fashion shopping gems that combines prices better than any outlet store with the quality of most of its upper-crust neighbors (read: Barneys, Bergdorf Goodman, Saks, and the usual Euro-couture suspects). The idea is that nearly every piece of clothing comes from the runways, showrooms, and closets of NYC's models, fashionistas, and ladies-who-lunch. Guys, don't be discouraged there are plenty of mens Armani suits, Hermes ties, and Burberry trench coats for us as well.
212-619-8226
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212-604-9254
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(212) 744-0585
The venerable UES staple that has arguably the best fries in the city which also happen to be waffle shaped! If the annoying lines don't kill you with hunger, then the glorious burger aroma which surrounds the area won't let you escape. Definitely recommended for the burger to cure a hangover.
212-534-7522
This quaint and cozy French restaurant is great for eclectic French fare, with a twist: rack of baby lamb chops with garlic-mashed potatoes in a soy-pepper sauce, fricasse of wild mushrooms with parsley and shaved garlic, and more. But hands down, Pascalou has one of, if not THE BEST CHOCOLATE SOUFFLÉ IN ALL OF NYC. Not to be missed by any chocolate lover! Hours: Lunch: Mon-Sun 11am-3:30pm. , Dinner: Mon-Sun 5pm-10pm. , Brunch: Sat-Sun 11am-3:30pm.
(212) 249-1001
JT!!!! Celebrities always seem to get into the restaurant industry and usually the restaurants don’t last. But then again, everything Justin Timberlake touches turns to gold. This upscale BBQ joint has great pulled pork and a killer bar scene. We think Southern Hospitality is definitely here to stay. Mon 12am-2am, 4pm-2am; Tue-Fri 4pm-2am; Sat 11:30am-2am; Sun 11:30am-12am
212-619-8226
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(212) 593-2223
From the owners of Sant Ambroeus, a fabulous new wine bar has hit the area of 65th and 1st Ave - an area lacking in cool, hip wine bars! A very friendly bar staff and host will welcome you - to this cozy place. Great for dates or a glass of wine with girlfriends. There are several long tables if you want to eat communal style. An extensive wine list - my last trip I even got a free taste!
(212) 744-7190
A swanky place on the UES to get a martini? Yes there is actually a place! Great chill place to grab a cocktail on a date or a night out with friends. Good seating and upscale bar food make this a fun night out - especially in the area of 73rd and 1st that doesn't have as many upscale nightlife options!
: (212) 472-0970
The place to go on the UES for health food - great service, and granola/cool atmosphere. A nice bar where you can eat solo and grab some juice and vegan bites. Full selection of dinner and interesting parings, make this a must hit place in the neighborhood. Warning-it can get crowded!!
The UES could have definitely used another one of these kinda restaurants and Gobo is probably the nicest addition to the list. The organic juice bar and organic wines are the perfect complements to the delicious and well-prepared fare.
A follow up Land to the original on Amersterdam Avenue on the UWS - a great place, and solid location on the strip of Second Avenue. A BYOB is hard to find also- modern/hip interior, though can get crowded now that the word is out. No outdoor seating, but they can open the front windows......
Nope, the owner’s name is not Ryan. Nah, the joint is named after some sappy film in which an Irish woman falls for a British soldier. What does that mean to you? How ‘bout great beer, reasonable prices, free eats and good-looking scenery? Might wanna look up the address, though, since there aren’t exactly neon lights pointing out this gem. Roll here on Monday evening or Friday night and you’ll still get the neighborhood feel. The bartender might even know you by drink.
DJ's spinning on Friday and Saturday nights give a nice vibe. A good overall wine bar- and excellent cheese service. The spin off of the popular Italian restaurant Vespa up the street!