Uncle Lou

The Studio Museum in Harlem is an art museum dedicated to black artists, both local and worldwide, and to artwork revolving around black culture.

Located just a short walk from SoHo and West Village cultural landmarks, Sarabeth’s offers the perfect destination to enjoy both flavor and community in downtown NYC.

Taking the place of the remnants of Pier 54, destroyed by Hurricane Sandy, is a destination for outdoor music, theater and dance performances and art programs.

Color Factory is a multi-sensory exhibit, inspired by the colors of the City, that guides visitors through 14+ participatory installations designed to awaken audiences to the brilliant, everyday presence of color.

Named after the picturesque Greek island known for its rich culture and stunning views, Tinos combines the charm of the Mediterranean with the taste of time-honored recipes.

Housed in a historic building constructed in 1901, Kixby playfully blends the original Beaux-Arts details with a clean, modern style, and each of their 195 bedrooms features full-service amenities.

The Urban Jungle concept at Cloud One plays with natural materials, casual sofas, plants and modern architecture, and sustainability is considered in every detail.

This neighborhood Italian restaurant features handcrafted pastries every morning, grilled panini on homemade focaccia and salads at lunch, and fresh pastas and locally and seasonally inspired Italian plates at night.

From their handcrafted pastries every morning, to their fresh pastas and locally and seasonally inspired Italian plates at night, Tarallucci e Vino invites you to start or end your day and unwind with them.