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"It’s right on the water, with spectacular views of the Manhattan skyline — is there anything better to take your breath away?. The food is modern American and unforgettable (a real treat, hence the price tag)."

"Although this city is certainly overrun with Michelin-star restaurants, there are only five three-Michelin-star restaurants in New York. All five are in Manhattan: Chef’s Table at Brooklyn Fare, Eleven Madison Park, Le Bernardin, Masa and Per Se. Each is exceptional in its own way, from the fine dining and fish-forward French fare at Le Bernardin to the exotic and esoteric dishes on the tasting menu found at the Chef’s Table at Brooklyn Fare."

"Le Bernardin has become a New York institution since the day it opened back in 1986. Since then the restaurant has evolved under the leadership of Maguy Le Coze and Chef Eric Ripert, and the tasting menus are elevated by the sophisticated wine pairing options. Le Bernardin at 155 West 51st Street"

"The interiors may have been subtly sexed-up for a 'younger clientele' (the stunning storm-themed triptych is by Brooklyn artist Ran Ortner), but triple-Michelin-starred Le Bernardin remains a luxe, fine-dining... Top ChoiceThai in SoHo & Chinatown"

"Take the L to Williamsburg and hop off at Bedford Ave and you’ll be just a couple blocks from Brooklyn Brewery. The craft brewer hosts a small batch tour that’s a must at just $18 for two hours of drinking and learning (the kind you'll actually enjoy). Book ahead—or prepare yourself for around-the-block lines if you wait—and you’ll get four very generous tastings (plus a glass that's yours to keep) of just-tapped varieties like their flagship Brooklyn Lager and farmhouse Sorachi Ace Saison, as well as seasonal pours like Brooklyn Summer Ale."

"Take a free guided tour of Williamsburg's Brooklyn Brewery and see where the borough's craft beer revolution started, this being one of the city's first post-prohibition craft breweries. Learn how the hops are made and the history of the company that started out as a 1-man home micro brewery before expanding into the success that you see today. You can also visit the taproom after the tour to try some of the craft beers but there is a..."

"Brooklyn Brewery started with a dream to return brewing to Brooklyn. Brooklyn used to powerhouse of American beer production, and clearly it is once again. “Our namesake borough runs on the creative energy of the many communities it contains."

"Restaurants American Tribeca. Choosing between Bubby’s sourdough and sour-cream pancakes is like a parent picking which child they love more. The griddle cakes are adapted from an heirloom recipe by famed food writer James Beard: Half the milk in Beard’s recipe is subbed out for delicately tangy Hudson Valley sour cream, yielding tender, golden pancakes with a supremely airy crumb."

"Okay, Bubby’s (for me at least) is an institution when it comes to getting brunch in New York. Whenever we go, we always try and grab a table for one of their brunch or lunches that are so tasty (and massive, too). With two locations in New York, it’s pretty easy to rock up and get a table (though, it’s always busy)."

"Restaurants American Williamsburg. This mile-high stack has probably been flooding your Instagram feed for some time now and there's a good reason why: They're the best pancakes in NYC. The fluffy flapjacks are smothered in an ethereal matled hazelnut maple syrup for a nutty and rich sauce to sop up every bite in."

"Sunday in Brooklyn is what you hope your future apartment looks like when you have enough cash to actually decorate it well. And the food at Sunday in Brooklyn is what you hope your future spouse will be able to whip up in the kitchen. All in all, it's a highly pleasurable experience that'll make you wonder if you should move to Brooklyn immediately."

"In trendy Williamsburg, brunch spots are a dime a dozen but none quite achieves the relaxed atmosphere or perfect neighborhood-vibe quite like Sunday in Brooklyn. The sunlit, corner eatery is the creation of three restaurant veterans, who relished their single day off each week. Sunday in Brooklyn is known for its malted pancakes."

"One of our favorite breweries in Brooklyn to hang out is at either of the Randolph Beer locations in DUMBO or Williamsburg. Their large space features a few of their own beers on draft along with a curated selection of other fine craft brews including some of our favorite craft beers in Brooklyn like KCBC and a healthy, delicious menu that makes you feel like you’re brunching all day every day. They also have a third location in NYC in Nolita."

"Stepping up to the “Beer Yourself” wall at Randolph Beer is a rite of passage to an incredible brewery experience in Brooklyn. It’s famous for its pour-your-own beer with a selection of up to two dozen flavors at a time. Randolph Beer has three locations–Williamsburg, Dumbo, and Nolita."

"A post shared by EJ🇺🇸🇰🇷 (@wintered87) on Mar 3, 2019 at 7:00pm PST. Natsumi has been breaking new ground by serving only innovative modern Japanese cuisine. To find out what it means, you need to find the restaurant and order your favorite sushi as well as other Japanese dishes."

"Modern, warm, and elegant describe the ambiance at Natsumi Restaurant, which aims to provide Italian hospitality to Japanese cuisine. Diners can sit at the sushi bar to watch their..."

"#TriDimWest #UpperWestSide #UWS #DimSum #DimSumNYC #NYCFoodInsta... Are you craving some scrumptious food from Shanghai during your vacation in Manhattan?. If yes, visit Tri Dim Shanghai, a beautiful and cozy restaurant offering a variety of delicacies from the biggest city in China."

"On the surface, the National Museum of Mathematics may not sound that fun for small children (especially after hearing about the Museum of Ice Cream!), but this museum is anything but boring. The dynamic museum is full of fun, hands-on exhibits that highlight how math plays a role in our everyday lives. Everything from rollercoasters to basketballs to a square-wheeled tricycle is explained in a way that will only spark more curiously from your little one (and probably you, too)."

"For parents who want to build a strong mathematical foundation for your kids, spend a day or two at the National Museum of Mathematics, or MoMath by Madison Square Garden. Here, you will learn concepts like pi, kinetics, shapes, hyperboloids, fractals, and parabolas through hand-on interactive exhibits. Highlights in the museum include a square-wheeled trike, the Twisted Thruway (a virtual ride on a Möbius strip,) and Hoop Curves!"

"Foster an appreciation for math at the National Museum of Mathematics, or MoMath, a learning center focused on kids ages 10 to 15. Exhibits explore patterns, space, symbols, and structures to connect kids to the ways math shows up in everyday operations and objects. Take a stroll through the museum’s temporary gallery to see artwork that demonstrates some of the different ways math impacts the world."

"The hands-on, inclusive nature of the NY-Sci is designed specifically for teaching kids’ skills related to science, technology, engineering, and math – the STEM disciplines. Engage with the museum’s 450 exhibits, and find out if you’ve got a future scientist on your hands. Activities for tiny tots investigate creatures in the city, teach how to make crayons and tinker with all sorts of design and building ideas."

"The New York Hall of Science is a spectacular museum for families. It is located in Queens, NY, and has enough exhibits to keep kids of all ages occupied for hours. The museum has many interactive and educational exhibits, areas to build and create, a 3-D movie theater, mini-golf, and a huge science playground!"

"The New York Hall of Science is also here, and great for little kids if you happen to be schlepping them around with you – or if you’re a kid at heart. You could also check out the Queens Botanical Garden here if you are so inclined!"

"Brooklyn Art Library is an art store and gallery that strives to make creativity accessible for all Brooklyn residents, located in Brooklyn's Williamsburg neighborhood. The library, which was founded in 2006, serves as the main repository for sketchbooks created as part of the Art House's Sketchbook Project, housing more than 41,000 sketchbooks created in 130 countries that may be perused by visitors for free during business hours. 20,000 additional sketchbooks are housed within the library's digital archives, which may also be explored by visitors at the site or online."

"Another off the radar of usual things to do in Brooklyn is the Brooklyn Art Library, a home to what might be the world’s largest collection of sketchbooks and doodles. With over 45,000 sketchbooks full of memoirs, doodles, sketches, and whatever creative things or ideas you may fill a sketchbook with. As the world is shifting towards everything digital, the Brooklyn Art Library wants to help celebrate creating in physical form whether your fancy yourself an artist or not."

"Another one of the most interesting Brooklyn galleries is the Sketchbook Project in the Brooklyn Art Library in Williamsburg. The Brooklyn Art Library, founded in 2006, is famous for its large collection of completed sketchbooks from over 130 countries. With over 45,000 collections of sketchbooks and doodles, it is considered to be the world’s largest sketchbook collection!"

"A post shared by Signarama Foresthills (@signaramaforesthills) on Aug 2, 2019 at 8:46pm PDT. Buy for yourself or your loved ones genuine items at Canarsie Plaza. Here, you’ll find lots of products sold by different merchants at an affordable price."

"A post shared by Visions of Bronx New York City (@bronxvisions) on Aug 23, 2017 at 6:21am PDT. If you are looking for a place where you can shop, watch a movie, and relish delicious food in The Bronx, Concourse Plaza awaits you. Book a ticket for your favorite movie and enjoy watching the film in a multiplex movie theater here."

"A post shared by bxinanutshell (@bxinanutshell) on Oct 10, 2018 at 9:10am PDT. Make your excursion in The Bronx more enjoyable by shopping at New Horizons Shopping Mall. The shopping complex is home to several brands, restaurants, and stores, thereby enabling you to shop till you drop and gorge on savory food at your leisure."