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Lobster Rolling In It at Manon
A Manhattan restaurant goes super high-end with the seafood stalwart. DuJour digs inA fresh lobster roll is a quintessential part of the classic American summer. The dish conjures up images of sun-drenched seaside restaurants, maybe on Cape Cod, in Montauk or along the rocky coast of Maine. This is part of what makes the dish so special to Tae ... More -
Daniel Burns Takes Beer to a New Level With Luksus
The chef behind one of NYC's hottest craft beer bars on your best bets for pint pairings this summerNormally Daniel Burns leaves New York in the summer for a charity football tournament in Copenhagen, an event he started while he was pastry chef at the highly lauded Noma. This summer would have been his 6th year, but instead he's sticking close to home base—and understandably so. ... More -
Prestigious Real Estate
6 Stunning New York listings from
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Heat Rises: 5 New York Rooftops for Summer
The best places to cool off when the temperatures soar are located high above the Big AppleNew Yorkers summering in the city have been plagued with heavy rains, temperatures in the low forties and a mini-monsoon that turned Governors Ball into Glastonbury. If you happened to be one of the unlucky few million, you may have found yourself raincoat-clad and wondering if this is the "disturbing ... More -
The Top 5 Parings at Savor
Independent breweries and artisanal dishes come together at the craft beer and food festOver the weekend at the Savor Craft Beer & Food Festival, the Altman Building in New York, beer enthusiasts sampled several well-conceived pairings of pints and plates, but it was the local (plus a few extremely hard-to-find) craft brews that undoubtedly stole the show. Below, a round up ... More -
A Modern Destination in Midtown
For its 75th, the modern design authority opens its first brick-and-mortar storeThough you might have to be a modern design enthusiast to pinpoint architect Florence Knoll Bassett as a frontliner in bringing modernism to America in the mid-twentieth century, just about anyone can appreciate the clean, minimalist aesthetic in commercial and interior design. And as of last week, you don't have ... More -
Glamping in the City
Why leave the urban jungle now that the high-end camping trend has officially arrived in New York?Traditional wilderness camping received an up-market facelift with the advent of "glamping" several years ago, but now the trend has made its way to the city. Fifth Avenue hotel AKA has introduced a five-star glamping experience for city-dwellers in their penthouse suite. The "bedroom under the ... More -
Who: Andrew Carmellini
Why: He's tackling French cuisineAndrew Carmellini's restaurants are already among the most buzzed-about in town. But for his next project—an as-yet-unnamed French spot at Lafayette and Great Jones streets—Carmellini, of Locanda Verde and The Dutch, isn't worried about staying on trend. "The cool kids aren't opening French ... More
