Upper East Side – Dining
The streets of the Upper East Side might not be paved with gold, but they’re definitely lined with restaurants. Comfort food and haute cuisine, sushi and ceviche, pastrami and pasta… you get the idea: The UES… More
The streets of the Upper East Side might not be paved with gold, but they’re definitely lined with restaurants. Comfort food and haute cuisine, sushi and ceviche, pastrami and pasta… you get the idea: The UES… More
For shopping mavens, the Upper East Side begins with Bloomingdale’s. The department store serves as a gateway to the neighborhood, the appetizer for the banquet of shops throughout the UES. For luxury-lovers, there are also Alexander… More
Given that the Upper East Side is home to much of Museum Mile, we could easily talk exclusively about museums when discussing the neighborhood’s cultural scene. (In previous posts, we have indeed discussed them.) And while… More
As anyone who has watched The Gilded Age knows, the Upper East Side became a fashionable place to live around the turn of the 20th century. In fact, one of the sub-neighborhoods that make up the… More
Affordable, well connected to Manhattan and Brooklyn, and flush with restaurants, bars, and parks, Long Island City has much to recommend it. That could be why, as of November 2023, only 25 residential properties were on… More
Long Island City is overlooked as a dining destination. Yet the neighborhood abounds with special-occasion and casual eateries alike. Whether your tastes run to comfort-food classics (in which case Court Square Diner is a must-visit) to… More
Long Island City has plenty of stores for modern-day necessities, including Best Buy, H Mart, Target, and Trader Joe’s. The neighborhood has numerous shops for niceties, too. These range from Mid-Century Modern furnishings at the Somerset… More