Food and Drink
See Food: The Best Places to Eat With a View in Lower Manhattan
Lower Manhattan’s location at the narrowest point between New York’s two rivers means there’s an endless potential for great views. Whether you...
Seaport Favorite The Hideaway Is Finally Back Open
The Hideaway is done hiding. The Seaport gastropub, a favorite among locals, reopened this month after a long pause. The bar had been shut down...
Freshen Up Your Lunch Order With Ready-To-Go Meals at Proper Food
Figuring out your daily lunch order can eat up a good part of your day, not to mention the part of the day when you should be eating. Instead of...
MORE Romantically Festive Things You Can Do for Valentine’s Day
In case you haven’t already made plans for your Valentine’s Day (here are four very fabulous things you can do), more dining rooms and art spaces...
Valentine’s Day in Lower Manhattan: Four Very Fabulous Things You Can Do
Valentine’s Day is almost here, and this year’s fancy date-night out is one you’ll definitely want to have in Lower Manhattan. The neighborhood...
It’s a Good Day to Say ‘Bonjour’ to Paris Cafe Again
In case you hadn’t heard, one of New York’s oldest pubs is back. A new version of the 149-year-old Paris Cafe recently reopened after more than...
Zoom In and Da Claudio Will Teach You How to Make Valentine’s Day Dinner
The next installment in the Downtown Alliance’s “Dine Around Downtown: Cooking at Home Edition” comes Thursday, February 10, when proprietor...
Jazz Up What’s Left of Your January Dinners With a Delicious Deal From Seamore’s
Pandemic or no pandemic, winter is a tough time for creative eating. Whether you’re cooking at home, relying on your easy takeout standbys or...
Make Your Own Milkshake at the Newly Opened Zaza
A highly anticipated diner is in the neighborhood at last: Zaza (104 Greenwich Street), which had nearly two years of Covid-related delays in...

