Recommendation: Funny Face Bakery’s Gooey Chocolate Chip Cookie
On a quiet afternoon, in a reasonably low-key patch of the Seaport, a soft and chewy cookie from Funny Face Bakery has the perfect antidote to that...
Documenting An Entire Thursday Shift At The Iconic Dead Rabbit
Explorer in Chief Josh Katz recently observed an entire Thursday-night shift — 3 p.m. to 1 a.m. — at the iconic Dead Rabbit (30 Water Street)....
13 Affordable Downtown Lunch Spots We Can’t Stop Thinking About
With workers returning to the office at long last, the debate over bringing versus buying lunch is beginning to reignite. On the one hand, bringing...
Father’s Day Brunch: Where To Celebrate Dad In Lower Manhattan
At long last, we can celebrate our dads with the two best things in life: 1) big hugs and 2) brunch. (OK, the hugs are a bit more special, but...
Celebrate Pride With the Beekman’s Supergay Cocktail
A new specialty cocktail has arrived at The Beekman (5 Beekman Street) — a perfect refreshment for summer happy hours all during Pride...
Where To Have A Leisurely Lunch In Lower Manhattan
Lower Manhattan is New York City's choice neighborhood for the quick lunch spot — there are plenty of places to grab a salad or sandwich to take...
Wind Down On Wednesdays With Half-Off Bottles At The Tuck Room
If you’re in need of a mid-week boost, The Tuck Room at Fulton Market has you covered. They’re offering a pretty sweet “Wine Down Wednesdays”...
Five Satisfying Ways Taim Will Fill Your Summer Lunch Needs
Taim means “tasty” in Hebrew, but in Lower Manhattan it’s also shorthand for “affordable, satisfying lunch.” The beloved local chain that...
Smorgasburg Returns To Lower Manhattan To Help You Stuff Your Stomach
New York’s finest outdoor food market is back, and now it’s right here in Lower Manhattan: the newly launched Smorgasburg WTC will operate...
Meet the Man Who Wants to Change the Way You Think of Chinese Food
Hegel Hei had two major revelations that led him to start Chinah, a fast-casual restaurant that just opened a location in Lower Manhattan. The first...
