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DECEMBER 8 WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 10 THURSDAY For Symphony Space’s Selected Kurt Gutenbrunner prepares a Viennese event, Mary-Louise Parker reads stories feast for the NY Philharmonic’s Musical chosen by author Colum McCann (Let Supper. Elgar & Mozart concert at 8PM; the Great World Spin). 7PM. $15–$27. dinner at 10. $225. Avery Fisher Hall, 2537 Broadway/ 95th St., 212.864.5400 Columbus Ave./ 65th St., 212.875.5656

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Walking Tall He’s spent the last few months fighting zombies on AMC’s The Walking Dead, but actor Jon Bernthal still has more tricks up his sleeve BY LESLEY SAVAGE

Zombies are the new vampires. And Jon Bernthal gets up close and personal with hundreds of them in AMC’s new hit series The Walking Dead, playing Shane, a sheriff struggling to maintain civilization while caught in a love triangle. But a one-trick undead-slayer he’s not: The 33-year-old actor is currently shooting Rampart, the latest movie from Oren Moverman, who gave us The Messenger. Bernthal talked to Front Desk in between takes of that hotly anticipated film.

THE WALKING DEAD IS BASED ON A POPULAR COMIC BOOK. WERE YOU A FAN? No, I’d never read it before—but I’m a fan now! The series fills in many of the gaps where the comic readers use their imagination. It shows a little of what life was like before the apocalypse. When I read the pilot for the show, it just blew me away and I desperately wanted to be a part of it. I really dug the character of Shane.

2010 SHANE’S A BIT OF AN ENIGMA. Sometimes you think he’s the worst guy on earth, but (executive producer) Frank Darabont brilliantly gives all these December

/ characters a chance to redeem themselves. I hope, if I do my job well, the audience will be guessing week in and week out, and feelings will change about whether Shane is the most evil son of a bitch or actually a

FrontDesk really great, loyal friend. That’s a really cool opportunity as an actor.

14 WHY DO YOU THINK ZOMBIES ARE SO HOT RIGHT NOW? Strangely enough, I don’t really see this as a zombie show. I think it’s much more about the relationships and the atmosphere. I’ve watched all the zombie movies, and zombies have always served as a metaphor for whatever plague is fighting our society Zombies“ at the time. From Night of the Living Dead on, zombies have been used for nuclear holocaust, racism and serve as a environmental disaster. metaphor YOU SHOOT THE WALKING DEAD IN ATLANTA, BUT HOW OFTEN DO YOU GET TO NEW YORK? I lived in New York for whatever for a while, and I go back all the time. I love New York. It’s crazy how much it’s changed the last few plague is times I’ve been. fighting our WHAT ARE YOUR FAVORITE SPOTS TO VISIT WHILE YOU’RE society. HERE? I really dig St. Mark’s Church (131 E. 10th St.); the Ontological-Hysteric Theater is there, Richard Forman’s theater (ontological.com). It’s a really important place to me: I did my first play in New York there. I love avant-garde theater, so that’s one of my favorite places to go. Also, my friend ” opened a restaurant called L’Artusi (228 W. 10th St., 212.255.5757); it’s really amazing. The cast was in New York for Comic Con, and we ate there, and it just blew us away. It was the best meal I’ve ever had in my life. We ate at so many cool places, like the Lion… (62 W. 9th St., 212.353.8400).

HAVE YOU FILMED IN NEW YORK A LOT? I’ve done a few movies there. There’s nothing better than shooting in New York; there’s no city in the world with more character. NYC is the most recognizable, most authentic city, and it’s got an energy that’s so unbelievably unique. You can’t fake that.

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LEFT: Eataly has been packed with foodies since opening three months ago. BELOW: Batali (left) and Bastianich. Aglio, Olio and So Much More Mario Batali’s revolutionary Italian-food marketplace, Eataly, is taking Manhattan by storm BY ASHLEY HOFFMAN

Mario Batali is a busy man, with his wildly successful restaurant empire, steady TV presence and book tours. But now, the rosy-cheeked Santa Claus of Italian cooking—along with partners Joe and Lidia Bastianich and Italian culinary entrepreneur Oscar Farinetti—has whipped up something truly extraordinary for food-loving New Yorkers: a mecca that’s part food hall, part farmer’s market, part organic grocery. The 42,500-square-foot NYC Eataly is the world’s largest bazaar of its kind. Inside, you’ll find mountains of fresh produce, expert butchers doling out carpaccio, decadent Italian gelato… and an eager-to-help staff, all outfitted in Batali’s branded orange Crocs, doing laps around the space to fetch customers’ hard-to-find items, like black artichokes. Then there are the restaurants. Among Eataly’s seven dining offerings: a pizza spot with giant wood-burning ovens, a seafood bar featuring the day’s freshest catches straight from the Mediterranean and, of course, a pasta bar. There’s even a veggie eatery with its own “vegetable

2010 butchers.” The cheese and salumi counter, patisserie and rooftop beer garden help create a sense of European lifestyle in NYC. And each resto

showcases the ingredients featured at Eataly’s retail spots—80 percent of SUNG December EVAN / which are imported from , the other 20 percent locally protected by Slow Food, an organization overseeing quality conditions for farmers. PHOTO: EATALY EATALY FrontDesk 200 FIFTH AVE./ 24TH ST., 646.398.5100

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ART having a moment, as NYC’s galleries and museums are showcasing works by Pop artists from the ’50s and ’60s. The themes of Pop—which appropriated LOUIS

FOUNDATION images from the street, marketplace and mass media to comment on culture — SAINT are more relevant today than ever. Get your Pop on at these exhibitions. WARHOL Pioneering artist Robert Rauschenberg took found objects, such as COURTESY cardboard boxes and road signs, then assembled, collaged and painted YORK/ANDY “HIM”: them into innovative art pieces. Gagosian Gallery presents a retrospective

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OF shaded style of comic strips. The Morgan Library & Museum offers a series of Lichtenstein’s black-and-white drawings, on view through January

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MICHAEL KORS (384 Bleecker St./ Perry St., no phone yet) The king of the Upper East Side set, Michael Kors, has actually been a resident for more than 30 years—but this Christmas, for the first time, he’ll have a brand new shop in his own neighborhood. The space, which retains the building’s original 1920s design flourishes, will feature a mix of his lines, from the high-end namesake brand to the contemporary spin-off Michael Michael Kors. While the house’s classic bags are always a good bet, the sexy are particularly fetching for the colder weather.

CREATURES OF COMFORT (205 Mulberry St./ Kenmare CLOCKWISE FROM FAR LEFT: The Blue Label wing St., 212.925.1005) If a glitzy new flagship isn’t your speed, at ’s new you can’t go wrong with the much–buzzed-about boutique 22,000-square-foot Beaux Arts women’s flagship; Creatures of Comfort. This gorgeously distressed Soho Creatures of Comfort’s downtown-chic digs; sump- space is a must-see for bona fide fashionistas. Inside, you’ll tuous handbags comprise a third of Reed Krakoff’s find contemporary mainstay brands from Acne to MM6, boutique; Michael Kors’s cult makers Repetto and LD Tuttle and, of course, signature aviators. Creatures of Comfort’s beautiful and trendy in-house pieces. Revolving art installations enhance the wow factor.

ALEXANDER WANG (103 Grand St./ Mercer St., no phone yet) 2010 It’s not open yet, but it’s still big news! Alexander Wang, a favorite of the M.O.D. (“model off-duty”) set, will open his December

first dedicated store in Yohji Yamamoto’s old Soho haunt in / early 2011. Expect slouchy separates in brooding neutrals, statement and bags, and trendsetting outerwear.

When it comes to downtown cool, no one does it better. FrontDesk 21 22 FrontDesk / December 2010 NIGHTLIFE but wait Hipsters, NYC’s once to to bar) theme, parties. opened French the at strawberry-basil Kobe Grande Sin Expect over-the-top fetish: lavish 212.924.5559 THE THE THE nightlife. spot week) until With night. wait; get off City and laden GASTRO-CLUB: SCENESTER 5AM outpost, which keeps which outpost, the beef inside, foodies… cave and LUXE A chance befitting crowds his doorman off The into original. No gilded seedy-chic high-profile Here meatball; with the to fabled the beneath need

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THE DISCO A-GO-GO: DISTRICT 36 (28 W. 36th St./ Fifth Ave., 212.244.3636) Sprawl out in this enormous oasis, a former garment warehouse–turned–dance club that harks back to NYC’s all-night party houses of the ’80s. Musical director Taimur Agha oversees the high-energy fêtes, where DJs take advantage of the killer sound system by Gary Stewart Audio; those stacks of speakers dwarfing partygoers keep the bash going late. And no radio sounds, the club promises: It’s strictly off-the-radar house and techno from artists OPPOSITE PAGE: Tzigan follows like Dennis Ferrer and Adultnapper on Friday nights. the golden rule. THIS PAGE, FROM TOP: One of the Chelsea Room’s two underground bars; the man, the THE ROCK LAIR: THE CHELSEA ROOM (222 W. 23rd myth, the legend: André Saraiva, with singer Katty Besnard of the St./ Eighth Ave., 212.675.3600) There’s new life brewing Plastiscines, at Le Baron Paris; under the legendary Hotel Chelsea, where William Lavo’s glitzy club space. Burroughs and Sid Vicious once strolled the shadowy halls. The club’s proprietors kept the basement’s 2010 vaulted brick ceilings and walls, then turned up the dark glamour with 1890s-esque chandeliers and December

candles. Banquette seating gives you an up-close view / of the stage, which hosts performances by electro orchestras and guest DJs. No word on the penalties for

trashing this classy joint, rock-star style. FrontDesk 23 24 FrontDesk / December 2010 DINING comfort-food When Chance Cozy the weather this pleasures sandwiches helped ago, Colicchio with cozy, Parmesan-cream cheese). and and treatment Daniel RIVERPARK THE nourishment, chilly The “smashes” four new holidays it MEATBALL “spicy comfort

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PHOTOS: RIVERPARK: MARTÍN EDWARDS; OSTERIA MORINI: EVAN SUNG; PULINO’S: DANIEL KRIEGER; MEATBALL SHOP: WILL STERNS; HUNG RY: TOMAS MUSCIONICO ingredients turned into bone-sticking dishes, such as pork OPPOSITE PAGE: Riverpark’s dining chops with Brussels sprout–apple hash and parsnip purée. room evokes a starry night. THIS PAGE, CLOCKWISE FROM PULINO’S (282 / Houston St., 212.226.1966) This busy TOP LEFT: A classic Italian experience at spot, with its classic–New York exposed-brick façade, is a Osteria Morini; the fitting temple for the city’s most sacred comfort food: pizza. Salame Piccante pizza from Pulino’s; Inside wood-fired stoves, chef Nate Appleman churns out the Meatball Shop’s “pizza for the people,” taking fresh, local ingredients a step specialty hits the spot; Hung Ry’s organic further with house-made sausages and cured meats from noodles, served in a warm broth with grass-fed, hormone-free animals. For the most devout pizza smoked pork belly eaters, there’s the traditional Salame Piccante pie, topped and tongue. with pepperoni, tomato, mozzarella, olives and oregano.

HUNG RY (55 Bond St./ Bowery, 212.677.4864) This cleverly named noodle joint is also smart about ingredients: Master noodle-makers spin 100 percent organic flour into delightful, hand-pulled strands. Plus, all the furniture is recycled—from a Vermont school’s cafeteria table to pews from a church in . With a clean conscience, slurp up the pork-belly–topped or duck-laced noodles, which are owner Amadeus Bogner’s picks for a chilly day.

OSTERIA MORINI (218 Lafayette St./ Spring St., 212.965.8777) Italy’s osterias are rustic country inns—and with his latest venture, chef Michael White aims for an authentic osteria 2010 experience, both in menu and design, adding farmhouse flourishes like timber-lined ceilings and a cast-iron door December

to his cozy Soho haven. The pastoral fare from the Emilia- / Romagna region includes recommendations from his mentor, Gianluigi Morini, such as a roasted sweetbread and

Hampshire pork with peppers, onions, tomato and sage. FrontDesk 25 26 FrontDesk / December 2010 BY Put Drummer The CULTURE ROBIN a new AIGNER Beat twist (audience the with Stage, concert by dancers beloved cast children’s the with itching old Macy’s Sure, finest Fisher Philharmonic the

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WINTUK: RICHARD TERMINE; HANUKKAH LAMP: COURTESY OF THE JEWISH MUSEUM, NEW YORK/GIFT OF SUN SOFFAIR; CHRISTMAS TREE: COURTESY OF THE METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART; NEW YORK POPS: JOHANNA WEBER Avoid the crowds at the Rock Center tree and go instead to the Metropolitan Museum of Art for the world-renowned institution’s resplendent Christmas tree, a favorite holiday tradition of New Yorkers and visitors alike. An 18th-century Neapolitan nativity scene—embellished w i t h diminutive, l i f e l i k e attendant figures and hovering, silk-robed angels—adorns the candlelit spruce. Catch one of the lighting ceremonies, held Fridays and Saturdays at 7PM. On view through January 6. Closed Mondays. Suggested donation $20. 1000 Fifth Ave./ 82nd St., 212.535.7710, metmuseum.org It may or may not be a white Christmas, but you can at least enjoy the illusion of the magical flurries at this year’s Cirque du Soleil extravaganza, Wintuk, which tells the tale of a young boy’s search for snow. Bursting with the energy of the city and the broad sweep of nature, Wintuk weaves thrilling acrobatics, dazzling ice giants and memorable songs through a touching story line. Through January 2. $46.75–$115. The Theater at Madison Square Garden, 4 Penn Plz./ 33rd St., 866.858.0007, cirquedusoleil.com For a stunning and poignant Celebration of Lights, check out The Hanukkah Project at the Jewish Museum. Acclaimed artist and architect Daniel Libeskind (famous for his design of the Freedom Tower) presents an installation built around the museum’s heralded collection of menorahs, lighting candles in each to create a line of fire. Every lamp has a rich history, recounting stories of love and war, danger and safety, creativity and innovation. On view through January 30. Closed Wednesdays. Adults, $12; children under 12, free. 1109 Fifth Ave./ 92nd St., 212.423.3200, jewishmuseum.org

OPPOSITE PAGE: Cirque du Soleil’s Wintuk captures the magic of the season. THIS PAGE, FROM TOP: Libeskind’s exhibition at the Jewish Museum includes this cast-silver Hanukkah lamp from Baghdad, Iraq; the Met’s spectacular Christmas tree, replete with hovering angels; the New York Pops performing a holiday family concert at . 2010 December / FrontDesk

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THE BAILEY GREEN CUISINE DISTRICT/SOUTH Chef Crosbie, who 52 WILLIAM ST/ PINE ST 212.859.2200 teaches courses From chef Donal Crosbie (Trinity Place, Danube) comes this on contemporary expansive new bar and brasserie for the Wall Street set, offering Irish cooking, has high-end pub grub like shrimp risotto and adobo steak salad, been credited with plus daily ceviche specials. Sink into a plush leather banquette ushering in a new era or order a classic cocktail in the friendly bar area. GASTROPUB of fine Irish dining. FINANCIAL

FINANCIAL DISTRICT/ interior and the delicious Sicilian and Sardinian cuisine. The wine selection boasts SEAPORT the best of Italy, and the pastas are perfectly BEAUTY executed al dente style. Try the bucatini with bacon, tomato, onions and pecorino. ITALIAN THE SETAI WALL STREET SPA 40 BROAD ST/ EXCHANGE PL 212.792.6193 BRIDGE CAFE Treat yourself to the ultimate in serenity and 279 WATER ST/ DOVER ST 212.227.3344 pampering in this exclusive and private oasis, Chef Joseph Kunst adds a creative touch to where the Wall Street elite go to forget the classic dishes at this oldest surviving tavern in world. Indulge in a head-to-toe massage, soak NYC, which sits in the shadow of the in a healing mineral bath or luxuriate in the Bridge. Try the black bean, mushroom and new Moroccan Hammam Experience. SPA zucchini burger or citrus-poached cod with

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December ACQUA 56 BEAVER ST/ WILLIAM ST 212.509.1144 / 257 WATER ST/ PECK 212.349.4433 Fine dining was actually invented when Its location on an old cobblestone street is part Delmonico’s steakhouse first opened in 1837.

FrontDesk of Acqua’s charm, but so is the farmhouse The restaurant was not only a favorite of 30 Franklin D. Roosevelt, but also the birthplace NIGHTLIFE of gourmet dishes like lobster Newburg, baked Alaska and eggs Benedict. The prices JOHN ST. BAR & GRILL aren’t meek, but the history surrounding the 17 JOHN ST/ NASSAU ST 212.349.4659 restaurant is worth it. CLASSIC AMERICAN In the middle of the Financial District, which generally turns into a ghost town after work LIBERTINE hours, sits one of the greatest unknown dive GILD HALL HOTEL bars in the city. The underground pub still 15 GOLD ST/ PLATT ST 212.785.5950 serves pitchers of Miller for less than ten This hidden gem at the base of the stylish bucks, has a couple of pool tables, a fantastic Gild Hall caters to the way-downtown crowd juke box and (sweet!) a dart board. BAR/PUB with delectable gastropub fare. The menu was originally devised by Todd English, the king of SHOPPING adding surprise twists to favorites—like fried oysters in a Caesar salad and roasted bone CANALI marrow with steak tartare. GASTROPUB 25 BROAD ST/ EXCHANGE PL 2 Canali’s are hand-stitched to perfection SHO SHAUN HERGATT in and are a favorite among the Wall THE SETAI Street set, who pop in on lunch breaks and 40 BROAD ST/ BEAVER ST 212.809.3993 walk away with their new clothes, expertly Elegant dining has arrived in the Wall Street altered and tailored on-site, a mere 20 minutes area with SHO, located in the luxury condo later. The store also carries contemporary building the Setai. Deep reds and dark woods items well-suited for weekend wear, such as comprise the Asian-themed décor, which , polos and button-downs. MENSWEAR reflects the Eastern influence and exotic ingredients in Australian chef Shaun Hergatt’s COACH inspired cuisine. FRENCH/ASIAN FUSION 193 FRONT ST/ FULTON ST 212.425.4350 Fantastic leathers and detailed designs make STEAMERS LANDING Coach the place for accessible . HUDSON RIVER ESPLANADE/ ALBANY ST Men’s driving gloves and the signature 212.432.1451 women’s wristlets are terrific gifts. HANDBAGS This Battery Park eatery recalls a seaside café in the South of —fitting for an outpost FLOWERS OF THE WORLD with such clear views of the . 110 MAIDEN LN/ PEARL ST 800.770.3125 The casual American seafood menu also This high-end floral studio provides channels the Côte d’Azur via a bouillabaisse- exceptional design services for discerning like stew of mussels, clams, shrimp and clientele, including Cipriani, the Peninsula scallops in a tomato fish broth. SEAFOOD Hotel and Tourneau. They import top-quality flowers from around the world to create lush, WALL & WATER monochromatic arrangements. Stop by to view ANDAZ HOTEL WALL STREET their breathtaking window displays, which 75 WALL ST/ WATER ST 212.699.1700 change weekly. FLOWERS

A newer addition to the Financial District, 2010 the hip Andaz Hotel plays host to this David KENJO Rockwell–designed restaurant, which sources 40 WALL ST/ WILLIAM ST 212.402.7000 its farm-fresh menu from the Hudson Valley. This family-owned and -operated luxury December / The rustic communal tables add a down-home timepiece store wins over devotees with air to Argentine chef Maximo Lopez May’s impeccable one-on-one service that satisfies NEW AMERICAN TIMEPIECES

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BABESTA CRIBZ KIDDIE CHIC Pick up cool 56 WARREN ST/ W BROADWAY 646.290.5508 rock-star duds The hippest moms and dads come here for nontraditional kids’ fur- for your wee one, niture and can’t-miss baby accessories—from the latest must-have too, at Babesta Maclaren strollers to modern bunk beds by Uffizi. Babesta’s owners Threads, around understand that just because you’ve assumed parenting duties, that the corner on doesn’t mean your home should be boring. CHILDREN’S .

TRIBECA DUANE PARK DINING 157 DUANE ST/ W BROADWAY 212.732.5555 This eatery has an antebellum Southern feel, BLAUE GANS complete with chandeliers and white columns, 139 DUANE ST/ CHURCH ST 212.571.8880 and the food enhances Dixieland cuisine with Austrian chef Kurt Gutenbrunner’s fun and modern touches. Check out the weekend jazz cozy Tribeca restaurant dishes up sinful plates and burlesque performances. SOUTHERN like rich spaetzle, braised pork belly and creamy cheeses, but an evening of blowing off THE HARRISON your diet here is always well worth it. Wash 335 GREENWICH ST/ HARRISON ST it all down with a crisp Grüner Veltliner. 212.274.9310 GERMAN/AUSTRIAN The Harrison’s warm wood dining room provides a refined yet relaxing backdrop to Jimmy Bradley’s deceptively simple, 239 W BROADWAY/ WHITE ST 212.219.2777 Mediterranean-tinged menu. The award- Recently named NYC’s best chef by winning wine list includes two bottles created

2010 Manhattan magazine, Corton’s Paul Liebrandt exclusively for the Harrison. NEW AMERICAN has created a modern French menu that combines classical cuisine with contemporary LOCANDA VERDE

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/ ingredients and techniques. The food is skillfully prepared, and the extensive wine 212.925.3797 list is equally impressive—as is the opulent, Chef Andrew Carmellini’s Italian food is FRENCH-AMERICAN FrontDesk 1940s–esque space. beautifully prepared and presented, and 32 dishes like spaghetti with lamb amatriciana Library features an abundance of vintage or garlic roasted chicken are delicious and brandies and single malts. No better place heartwarming. The trendy space is also one to “seal the deal” than here. Afterward, head of the neighborhood’s best places to see and to the porch to enjoy a fine cigar from the be seen. ITALIAN menu. BAR/PUB

MACAO TRADING COMPANY BUBBLE LOUNGE 311 CHURCH ST/ WALKER ST 212.431.8750 228 W BROADWAY/ WHITE ST 212.431.3433 This impeccably styled eatery, always packed As the name suggests, Champagne is the with downtown scenesters, blends a fun, main staple here. This classy lounge is the lively atmosphere with inspired Macanese perfect place to raise a glass and toast to a cuisine, an intricate mix of Chinese and special occasion. LOUNGE Portuguese flavors, which chef Josh Blakely enhances with local, seasonal ingredients. TERROIR TRIBECA After sampling the signature Peking roasted 24 HARRISON ST/ GREENWICH ST pork ribs, head to the happening downstairs 212.625.9463 lounge for killer cocktails. PAN-ASIAN The wildly successful (and tiny) East Village wine bar Terroir gets an upgrade MEHTAPHOR with this more spacious Tribeca outpost. 130 DUANE ST/ CHURCH ST 212.964.4600 The extensive wine list reads like an Chef Jehangir Mehta, who segued seamlessly encyclopedia, offering vintages from all over from pastries to savory fare when he opened the world. Select one that pairs well with the excellent Graffiti two years ago, has “fried stuff”—like sage leaves with lamb another hit with this spot in the Duane sausage—or go the traditional route and Street Hotel. The food is intricately flavored indulge in a cheese sampler with your and designed for sharing, with influences vino. There’s even a wine on tap! WINE BAR from all over South Asia and Europe, albeit with Mehta’s own creative touches (oysters SHOPPING topped with grapefruit confit and Pop Rocks, for example). Do not—repeat, do not—miss ISSEY MIYAKE Mehta’s exquisite desserts. PROGRESSIVE 119 HUDSON ST/ N MOORE ST 212.226.0100 This flagship houses Japanese fashion brand THE ODEON Issey Miyake’s entire range—and the store, 145 W BROADWAY/ THOMAS ST 212.233.0507 Frank Gehry’s first downtown–New York The first in a long line Keith McNally hot commission, and is a work of art in itself. spots, the 30-year-old Odeon is an NYC icon, Come view the precise art-house creations featured in movies like Bright Lights, Big City available here. DESIGNER LABEL and mentioned regularly on Page Six in its ’80s heyday. Head here for typical brasserie STEVEN ALAN ANNEX fare like steak frites served late into the night, 103 FRANKLIN ST/ CHURCH ST 212.343.0692 but be sure to be punctual—reservations are Local designer Steven Alan’s expertly held for only 15 minutes. NEW AMERICAN stocked boutiques have become New

Yorkers’ go-to spots for high-quality basics. 2010 NIGHTLIFE The cool Tribeca outpost carries Alan’s own women’s and menswear lines—including his

BRANDY LIBRARY signature reverse-seam —as well as a December / 25 N MOORE ST/ VARICK ST 212.226.5545 selection of must-have international brands Offering membership privileges for frequent like 3.1 Phillip Lim and United Bamboo. MULTI-DESIGNER BOUTIQUE customers at $350 a year, the elegant Brandy FrontDesk

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GALLERY BAR 2010 HIGHLIGHT 120 ORCHARD ST/ DELANCEY ST 212.529.2266 The 1 Brush & 2 Spray As any downtown scenester can tell you, cocktails and art go Cans show by Miguel together like wine and cheese. Hence, the Gallery Bar—a chic, Paredes, who is industrial night spot that hosts rotating art exhibitions and currently showing at serves creative libations named after the contemporary artists it Art Basel Miami, was supports. Head downstairs to find the sexy lounge area. LOUNGE a recent GB standout.

EAST VILLAGE/ GRAFFITI 224 E 10TH ST/ 1ST AVE 212.464.7743 DINING Prepare to fall in love with this charming, tiny spot that showcases chef Jehangir Mehta’s BOND ST intricately flavored, shareable dishes that 6 BOND ST/ BROADWAY 212.777.2500 draw inspiration from all over Asia. Among This Noho hot spot offers fabulous sushi in the highlights: green mango paneer, chili a hip atmosphere. Known for inventive and pork dumplings, the spicy Graffiti burger— tasty sushi rolls, it’s also the place to go for and everything on the dessert menu (after sake: The restaurant boasts an extensive list, all, Mehta was the former pastry chef at Jean complete with $200 bottles. JAPANESE/SUSHI Georges). PROGRESSIVE

2010 FRANKIES 17 IL BUCO 17 CLINTON ST/ STANTON ST 212.253.2303 47 BOND ST/ LAFAYETTE ST 212.533.1932 This Manhattan outpost of Brooklyn’s beloved Celebrities and in-the-know New Yorkers line December

/ Frankies Spuntino is home to the city’s finest up to eat the Mediterranean-inspired dishes artisanal sandwiches. Come in for a glass of served at this rustic and funky Noho resto. wine and a sampling of homemade pastas at Mad Men’s Christina Hendricks loves this ITALIAN ITALIAN FrontDesk this friendly neighborhood eatery. place so much, she got married here. 34 MOMOFUKU SSÄM and wine in teacups. Search for a disguised 207 2ND AVE/ 13TH ST 212.254.3500 door that leads to an elegant lounge. BAR/PUB This popular outpost of superchef David Chang’s heralded Momofuku empire has PDT achieved legendary status. His fabled pork 113 SAINT MARKS PL/ 1ST AVE 212.614.0386 buns—soft, fluffy rolls filled with decadent PDT, which stands for “Please Don’t Tell,” is pork belly, hot sauce and green onions—are one of the greatest speakeasies in New York. reason enough to visit. PROGRESSIVE The way to get to the quiet, cozy candlelit bar area is to enter Crif Dogs, an old East Village PORCHETTA hot-dog joint, then slide into the phone booth 110 E 7TH ST/ 1ST AVE 212.777.2151 and wait for someone to buzz you in. Make A key player in the city’s sandwich revolution, reservations to guarantee a seat. BAR/PUB this tiny East Village café does one thing— and they do it perfectly: crisp and savory SHOPPING slow-roasted pork seasoned with herbs and spices, garlic, sage, rosemary and wild fennel ALIFE RIVINGTON CLUB pollen. Yes, porchetta! Eat the meat à la carte 158 RIVINGTON ST/ CLINTON ST 212.375.8128 at the counter, or have it stuffed in a fresh- Sneaker enthusiasts and their stylish parents baked ciabatta roll to go. NEW AMERICAN come here for cool kicks. Find the sneaks you had in the ’70s or ’80s, or purchase a limited- STANTON SOCIAL edition style, like Alife’s Everybody High 99 STANTON ST/ LUDLOW ST 212.995.0099 Americas, designed in collaboration with pro Always-hot design firm AvroKO drafted a skateboarder Stevie Williams. sublime drinking and dining scene here. American Nouveau—by way of Thailand, FOLEY & CORINNA Japan and France—shows up in an original 114 STANTON ST/ ESSEX ST 212.529.2338 menu offering 50 shareable dishes. GLOBAL Celebs and locals alike flock to the Foley store for funky clothes and accessories. It’s WD-50 the place to get the perfect cocktail and 50 CLINTON ST/ RIVINGTON ST 212.477.2900 the bag of the moment. There’s also a small, Chef Wylie Dufresne has made a name for carefully edited selection of vintage clothing himself as New York’s molecular-gastronomy and shoes. MULTI-DESIGNER BOUTIQUE guru with this Michelin-starred mecca for creatively crafted, deconstructed dishes, like HUMINSKA aerated foie gras with pickled beet, mashed 315 9TH ST/ 1ST AVE 212.677.3458 plum and brioche or venison chop with The designer behind this cute East Village freeze-dried polenta, fennel and Asian pear. boutique, which carries sexy in fab Try the tasting menu with wine pairings for silks and body-con fabrics, is all about the any foodie’s dream dinner. PROGRESSIVE perfect fit. You’ll walk away with something that looks amazing on you. LOCAL DESIGNER NIGHTLIFE JOHN VARVATOS

BACK ROOM 315 BOWERY/ BLEECKER ST 212.358.0315 2010 102 NORFOLK ST/ DELANCEY ST 212.228.5098 This menswear shop resides in the old CBGB Marked by a “Toy Company” sign at the end space, and designer John Varvatos, a rock of a small alley, the hidden Back Room offers a guy at heart, pays tribute by adorning it with December / bit of Old World class in the Lower East Side. guitars and vintage audio gear. Stop in for Once inside, you’ll notice the not-so-subtle rock-star–inspired tees, slim-fitting suits and MENSWEAR nods to Prohibition: beer served in paper bags distressed-leather boots. FrontDesk

35 VILLAGE WEST

EN JAPANESE BRASSERIE NEW YEAR’S BASH Celebrate NYE in 435 HUDSON ST/ LEROY ST 212.647.9196 true Japanese style A modern izakaya, EN brings Japan’s neighborhood-gastropub by joining in EN’s concept to NYC, with seasonal small plates from tofu, sashimi and mochi-tsuki rice-cake– sushi to black cod and stone-grilled wagyu. Try the special kaiseki pounding ritual and menu, and ask the sommelier for sake suggestions. JAPANESE eating lucky soba.

WEST VILLAGE BLUE RIBBON BRASSERIE BEAUTY 34 DOWNING ST/ BEDFORD ST 212.337.0404 The West Village outpost of this mini-empire ANGEL FEET offers a bit of farmhouse style, with first-rate 77 PERRY ST/ BLEECKER ST 212.924.3576 comfort food (try the city’s best !) After a long day of pounding the pavement, and a super raw bar. NEW AMERICAN treat your feet at this beloved little reflexology salon, where expertly trained therapists BRAEBURN provide soothing hand- and foot-massages in 117 PERRY ST/ GREENWICH ST 212.255.0696 a supremely tranquil environment. They can Stop in at Braeburn for seasonal, sustainable even diagnose ailments based on information fare courtesy of former Harrison chef gleaned from your extremities. SALON Brian Bistrong. The cozy room, with its rustic wooden accents, serves as a subdued DINING counterpart to the refined food—like lamb with braised chickpeas, sweet Italian sausage ANNISA and feta salad. NEW AMERICAN

2010 13 BARROW ST/ 4TH ST 212.741.6699 This feng shui–aligned space radiates an CAFE CLUNY elegant yet cheerful energy. Come for star chef 284 W 12TH ST/ 4TH ST 212.255.6900 December

/ Anita Lo’s sublime dishes such as clam tartare At this über-hip French café, you’ll find eggs, with garlic-chive sauce, or veal tenderloin and cheeses, salads and fries. The nature-inspired sweetbread with artichokes, oyster and black- design, fresh flowers and friendly vibe add up NEW AMERICAN BISTRO FrontDesk truffle sauces. to a supremely pleasant environment. 36 EMPLOYEES ONLY inspired lineup of popular, up-and-coming 510 HUDSON ST/ 10TH ST 212.242.3021 and avant-garde acts. MUSIC VENUE Though this chic speakeasy-style venue is best known for its exquisite cocktails, chef LITTLE BRANCH Julia Jaksic’s hearty menu, with exotic Eastern 20 7TH AVE S/ LEROY ST 212.929.4360 European–spiced twists, is gaining notoriety This cocktail haven—superstar mixologist in its own right. Don’t miss her amazing Sasha Petraske’s third outpost—pleases even bacon-wrapped lamb chops. NEW AMERICAN the pickiest of alcohol aficionados. BAR/PUB

THE LION SHOPPING 62 W 9TH ST/ 6TH AVE 212.353.8400 One of the city’s new see-and-be-seen spots, CATHERINE ANGIEL the Lion is the creation of chef John DeLucie 43 GREENWICH AVE/ CHARLES ST (of Waverly Inn fame) and a team of media 212.924.4314 moguls–turned-restaurateurs. Grab a burger Catherine Angiel has combined her passions and a cocktail in the always-packed Tavern up for rock music and art to create innovative, front, or try for a reservation in the swanky edgy jewelry—from tattoo- and graffiti- dining room, where you can admire the inspired designs to statement pieces that vaunted art collection—and the occasional incorporate black diamonds. The boutique celebrity. CLASSIC AMERICAN also carries classic vintage-style engagement rings and fine jewelry. JEWELRY MINETTA TAVERN 113 MACDOUGAL ST/ 3RD ST 212.475.3850 LULU GUINNESS Keith McNally hits the mark with his high- 394 BLEECKER ST/ PERRY ST 212.367.2120 end re-creation of the saloon that occupied Quirky British designer Lulu Guinness’s only this corner in the 1930s. U.S. store is the obvious choice for whimsical, While Minetta’s ambience is classic New vintage-inspired handbags. With a signature York, the food is decadent French with a color palette of red, black and white, her New American twist. The Black Label Burger creations are fun and girly at the same time. has already achieved cult status, and it’s well Stop by to pick up her famous, kitschy lips worth the $26 price tag. FRENCH-AMERICAN clutch. DESIGNER LABEL

ONE IF BY LAND, TWO IF BY SEA MULBERRY 17 BARROW ST/ BLEECKER ST 212.255.8649 387 BLEECKER ST/ 11TH ST 212.835.4700 There’s a reason this place has become a This petite store has the complete collection favorite for those looking for the perfect spot of Mulberry’s classic British handbags and to pop the question. This colonial-era house celeb-fave carryalls—including the status- offers a prix-fixe–only dinner menu with cementing Bayswater—plus men’s bags, white-glove service. CLASSIC AMERICAN gloves and . DESIGNER LABEL

NIGHTLIFE ZERO + MARIA CORNEJO 807 GREENWICH ST/ JANE ST 212.620.0460

(LE) POISSON ROUGE Chilean-born, NYC-based designer Maria 2010 158 BLEECKER ST/ THOMPSON ST Cornejo specializes in architectural, feminine 212.505.3474 looks with a global-chic edge. Visit this

Consistently rated as one of the city’s best boutique for her signature slouchy December / live-music venues, this multimedia art cabaret and minimalist dresses in sophisticated cuts. features a gallery, café and bar—as well as First Lady Michelle Obama is just one of DESIGNER LABEL

an amazing sound system—in addition to its Cornejo’s style-icon fans. FrontDesk

37 SOHO/NOLITA

SAVOY COMMUNITY SERVICE Come for 70 PRINCE ST/ CROSBY ST 212.219.8570 Savoy’s Dinner Series, Peter Hoffman was one of the first chefs in NYC to focus his with guest speakers menus around locally sourced Greenmarket ingredients, and discussing the food the devoted diners who’ve been flocking to this cozy Soho world—or partake in spot—still going strong after 20 years—passionately endorse his January’s monthlong lovingly prepared, simple, seasonal cuisine. CLASSIC AMERICAN Cassoulet Festival.

SOHO/NOLITA KENMARE DINING 98 KENMARE ST/ MULBERRY ST 212.274.9898 A hot spot from nightlife impresarios Paul Sevigny and Nur Khan, Kenmare works a 80 SPRING ST/ CROSBY ST 212.965.1414 Mediterranean theme and features Little Owl A quintessential NYC bistro, Balthazar chef Joey Campanaro’s New is packed for lunch and dinner, but you (try the New York strip with asparagus can always score a breakfast table. This risotto). This hip resto is best known for its neighborhood favorite touts homemade sexy subterranean nightclub. NEW AMERICAN baked goods, a raw bar and an unparalleled buzzy scene. FRENCH LA ESQUINA 114 KENMARE ST/ LAFAYETTE ST 646.613.7100 BAROLO To enter this trendy speakeasy, go into the

2010 398 W BROADWAY/ BROOME ST 212.226.1102 Corner taqueria and through a door marked Barolo lives up to its name (which refers to a “Employees Only.” You’ll descend a staircase, grape-laden region in Italy) by boasting more wind though the kitchen and emerge into a December

/ than 1,200 bottles of wine. Tucked into Soho’s sleek underground lounge serving ceviches, boutique and gallery district, this space is fancy tacos and other upscale Mexican fare, known for hearty portions of Northern Italian as well as a superb selection of tequilas. Make ITALIAN MEXICAN FrontDesk cuisine and its lovely outdoor garden. reservations to guarantee access. 38 MERCER KITCHEN in to enjoy a dirty martini and feel the pulse 99 PRINCE ST/ MERCER ST 212.966.5454 of Little Italy. There’s also a jukebox, which This Jean-Georges Vongerichten standout plays soulful favorites like Elvis Presley and serves impeccably prepared, simple cuisine . BAR/PUB including pizzas, a raw bar and hearty meat and fish entrées in its dimly lit, brick-walled PEGU CLUB dining room. NEW AMERICAN 77 HOUSTON ST/ W BROADWAY 212.473.7348 Celebrity mixologist Audrey Saunders has PEASANT created another hit cocktail menu at this 194 ELIZABETH ST/ SPRING ST 212.965.9511 hidden hot spot named after a gentlemen’s The imaginative Italian fare and wood-oven club in Rangoon, Burma. LOUNGE classics are divine at this dark, romantic Nolita restaurant. It’s a favorite date spot for SWAY downtown-chic New Yorkers. ITALIAN 305 SPRING ST/ GREENWICH AVE 212.620.5220 This Moroccan-themed lounge has passed PUBLIC the test of time and remained hot for hip 210 ELIZABETH ST/ SPRING ST 212.343.7011 nightlifers. Slip past the variably selective Another masterpiece from design firm door and enter a relaxing oasis of crimson AvroKO, this public school/library–inspired walls, arched entryways and mosaic tabletops. establishment serves “Australasian” fusion The crowd is chic but eclectic, making every cuisine with dishes like Australian kangaroo, visit a novel experience. NIGHTCLUB Tasmanian trout and New Zealand red snapper. The bar scene is always hopping; try SHOPPING the house-made vodka infusions. GLOBAL ADIDAS ORIGINALS NIGHTLIFE 136 WOOSTER ST/ PRINCE ST 212.673.0398 If you want athletic footwear, go to the Adidas FANELLI’S CAFE Performance Store around the block. Adidas 94 PRINCE ST/ MERCER ST 212.226.9412 Originals carries footwear strictly for the Once a speakeasy, Fanelli’s is the third-oldest street, whether it’s old-school Superstars, the drinking establishment in NYC—and it soccer-style Sambas or Stan Smiths. It also still oozes old–New York character. Locals stocks the brand’s hip limited-edition lines, continue to pack this Soho spot for its like the Star Wars, Scott Pilgrim and Def Jam friendly, low-key vibe, great burgers and collections. It’s all super-fly. FOOTWEAR cheap drinks. BAR/PUB AGENT PROVOCATEUR MERC BAR 133 MERCER ST/ PRINCE ST 212.965.0229 151 MERCER ST/ PRINCE ST 212.966.2727 Agent Provocateur is the pinnacle of sexuality, This bar has a rustic elegance apparent in with vampish underwear designed to arouse its Navajo rugs and cowhide-upholstered both the wearer and the beholder. AP utilizes banquettes. Go here for a drink after a long only the finest materials; expect silk day of shopping, or slip into one of the and satin corsets. LINGERIE banquettes for a full night of fun. LOUNGE 2010 ALESSI MULBERRY STREET BAR 130 GREENE ST/ PRINCE ST 212.941.7300

176 MULBERRY ST/ BROOME ST 212.226.9345 Like a toy store for grown-ups, this shop December / A favorite of film directors, this 100-year-old exhibits Italian kitchen designer Alberto watering hole has been featured in Donnie Alessi’s functional, futuristic household

Brasco, Godfather III and The Sopranos. Stop gadgets, which are so sleek and modern, FrontDesk

39 they’ve even been featured in the MoMA. CALYPSO While browsing, stop by the espresso bar for 280 MOTT ST/ E HOUSTON ST 212.965.0990 coffee and a pastry. HOME FURNISHINGS Calypso’s clothes wear well and travel well. Silk mod dresses, cardigans and flowy ALOHA RAG are effortlessly glam, plus easy to throw 505 GREENWICH ST/ SPRING ST 212.925.0882 in your bag for getaways to St. Barths. Be The New York outpost of this famous sure to visit the Soho home store, too, for SOHO/NOLITA Hawaiian shop carries an amazing selection luxurious satin pillows and rabbit-fur throw of labels, including 3.1 Phillip Lim, Lanvin, blankets. DESIGNER LABEL Alexander Wang and a handful of sexy independent Japanese and New York CHANEL designers. MULTI-DESIGNER BOUTIQUE 139 SPRING ST/ WOOSTER ST 212.334.0055 This Soho outpost of the venerable, Karl APPLE STORE Lagerfeld–designed brand reopened last fall 103 PRINCE ST/ GREENE ST 212.226.3126 after nearly a year of renovation. The new Shop early or late to avoid the midday crowds boutique was inspired by Soho’s artistic legacy, that flock to this technology center—housed and features such aesthetic flourishes as a in a grand old post-office building—where glowing shoe wall and a ten-foot-tall Chanel customers can test-drive the latest Apple No. 5 bottle embedded with 15 video screens. products. Check out the theater for free It’s a stunning must-see. DESIGNER LABEL tutorials, or stop by the Genius Bar for tech support. ELECTRONICS CHARLOTTE RONSON 239 MULBERRY ST/ PRINCE ST 212.625.9074 BARNEYS CO-OP Her celebrity siblings have made names for 116 WOOSTER ST/ PRINCE ST 212.965.9964 themselves in the music world, but Charlotte It’s a little younger and more downtown than Ronson has taken off in her own direction, its big brother’s flagship shop. Co-op has designing slinky shirts, leather , a selection similar to Barneys on Madison, draping dresses and striped for that but with goods tailored to a more youthful girly, urban-chic look. LOCAL DESIGNER audience. MULTI-DESIGNER BOUTIQUE CUSTO BARCELONA BLOOMINGDALE’S 474 BROOME ST/ GREENE ST 212.274.9700 504 BROADWAY/ SPRING ST 212.729.5900 Ibiza spirit meets surfer chic at this Spanish Slightly smaller and hipper than its Lexington designer’s flagship, which offers colorful Avenue sister, this downtown outpost of the multi-textured tops, fitted jackets, patterned famed department store features mid- to high- pants and summer dresses. DESIGNER LABEL end accessories, clothing and furniture. Visit the women’s denim section for every shape DKNY and style of jeans. DEPARTMENT STORE 420 W BROADWAY/ SPRING ST 646.613.1100 Donna Karan’s downtown-chic collections BURTON for DKNY reflect the verve and momentum 106 SPRING ST/ MERCER ST 212.966.8070 of NYC. Versatile separates and clever

2010 Anyone cool enough to ride the slopes accessories define the line. DESIGNER LABEL knows that if you’re not decked out in Burton, you don’t belong there. Test your DUNCAN QUINN

December 8 SPRING ST/ BOWERY 212.226.7030

/ hip new equipment in the “cold room,” which is chilled to 15 degrees, or pick up This British suitmaker offers ready-to-wear snowboarding superstar Shaun White’s collections as well as incredible bespoke

FrontDesk signature gear. ATHLETIC APPAREL services. They carry a range of fabrics so 40 luxurious and smart, you could spend weeks it stocks all the top designers, as well as hard- deciding which ones to choose. They also to-find niche brands and rare vintage frames. stock a handful of accessories like , Ask the expert consultants to help you pick and driving gloves. MENSWEAR the perfect pair. EYEWEAR

EILEEN FISHER ISABEL MARANT 395 W BROADWAY/ SPRING ST 212.431.4567 469 BROOME ST/ GREENE ST 212.219.2284 With stores in every district of the city, Eileen The queen of effortless cool, Isabel Marant— Fisher emphasizes individuality. This label she of the studded, cuffed ankle booties that offers something for everyone, so layer up became a worldwide sensation—has with flattering basics and wrap yourself in finally opened her first stateside boutique in cozy cardigans. DESIGNER LABEL Soho. The designer adamantly refuses to sell her wares online, so short of a trip to Paris, EMC2 this is the destination for all the downtown It 240 ELIZABETH ST/ PRINCE ST 212.431.4134 girls. DESIGNER LABEL Emmett McCarthy, the designer behind this sophisticated Nolita boutique, offers sexy J LINDEBERG dresses and perfectly tailored jackets that are 126 SPRING ST/ GREENE ST 212.625.9403 designed and made in NYC with impeccable At this flagship store from the co-creator of attention to detail. LOCAL DESIGNER Diesel, designer Johan Lindeberg offers an endlessly popular lifestyle brand for the 21st EMPORIO century. With neutral and faultless 410 W BROADWAY/ SPRING ST 646.613.8099 tailoring, these rock ’n’ roll ready-to-wear Emporio is the more casual line from Italian designs are edgy and chic. POPULAR LABEL powerhouse Giorgio Armani. The here are well-suited for long brunches— dresses, and high-heel boots for the ladies; cashmere sweaters, tailored and jeans for the men. DESIGNER LABEL

GEORG JENSEN 685 MADISON AVE/ PRINCE ST 212.759.6457 From table chargers to cuff links, this venerable silver company has fashion covered, at home and on you. The progressive designs seem at once modern and classic. JEWELRY

HOGAN 134 SPRING ST/ GREENE ST 212.343.7905 A younger sibling to Tod’s, Hogan produces upscale leather goods at reasonable prices. Men’s sneaker-shoes can be aptly paired with a , and women’s purses are built to accommodate everything. ACCESSORIES

ILORI 138 SPRING ST/ WOOSTER ST 212.226.8276 Ilori treats eyewear as a work of art, highlighting craftsmanship and uniqueness; JACK SPADE with people on the go. Gentlemen can pick up 56 GREENE ST/ BROOME ST 212.625.1820 amazing leather goods, including belts and What Kate did for women, her husband Andy stunning briefcases. HANDBAGS does for men. Laptop cases and messenger bags sit alongside paddleball sets and luxe MARC JACOBS leather matchbook cases. MENSWEAR 163 MERCER ST/ HOUSTON ST 212.343.1490 The king of modern fashion calls Mercer Street SOHO/NOLITA KATE SPADE his Soho base. Jacobs’s coveted, trends e t t i n g 454 BROOME ST/ MERCER ST 212.274.1991 designs are original, playful and favored by Preppy, pretty and witty, Kate’s bags and the younger crowds. DESIGNER LABEL shoes are dynamic picks for eclectic shoppers. Just as stylish as the fashion products are the MAXMARA shop’s stationery and accessories. HANDBAGS 450 W BROADWAY/ PRINCE ST 212.674.1817 This Italian label mixes creative design with KIKI DE MONTPARNASSE traditional craftsmanship and high-quality 79 GREENE ST/ SPRING ST 212.965.8150 fabrics. The wool and cashmere a The stage name of Alice Prin, a 1920s French wardrobe staples—and the Soho store is an artist in the grandest sense, is the moniker architectural treat. DESIGNER LABEL for this intimate boutique in Soho that sells erotic lingerie so well designed, it may as well OLIVE & BETTE’S be objets d’art. The store certainly lives up to 158 SPRING ST/ W BROADWAY 646.613.8772 Kiki’s uninhibited reputation. LINGERIE This shop’s colorful, trendy apparel from a selection of designers (including Nanette LAZARO Lepore and Rebecca Taylor) appeals to 54 MERCER ST/ BROOME ST 212.219.8494 teenagers and hip moms alike. From shoes Acclaimed jewelry designer Lazaro Diaz has and accessories to cashmere sweaters and been creating “wearable art” for more than 20 stylish tees, a girl couldn’t ask for anything years, and over that time he’s accrued a steady more. MULTI-DESIGNER BOUTIQUE following of loyal customers and celebrity admirers. His handcrafted pieces in platinum, OPENING CEREMONY gold and silver often feature precious and 35 HOWARD ST/ CROSBY ST 212.219.2688 semiprecious stones, making each piece one A hip downtown-scenester’s dream, this of a kind and all the more special. JEWELRY two-level boutique carries all the It looks from all the world’s fashion capitals. Mixed in with LIGNE ROSET the requisite Proenza Schouler and Rodarte 155 WOOSTER ST/ W HOUSTON ST threads, you’ll find revivals of ’80s West Coast 212.253.5629 surfwear and an in-house line designed in With colors and funky elegance, the collaboration with actress/style icon Chloë furniture design house Ligne Roset embodies Sevigny. MULTI-DESIGNER BOUTIQUE subtle luxury. Functional pieces with unusual shapes are surprisingly comfortable and will 3.1 PHILLIP LIM add a touch of minimalist atmosphere to your 115 MERCER ST/ PRINCE ST 212.334.1160

2010 abode. HOME FURNISHINGS This airy two-story flagship—frequented by fashion editors and sophisticated urbanites LONGCHAMP alike—functions as a spare canvas for Lim’s

December 132 SPRING ST/ GREENE ST 212.343.7444

/ relaxed-yet-elegant clothing, from classic Colorful Longchamp totes are on the arms trousers to kicky shift dresses. Also sold here: of every woman on the Upper East Side. shoes, eyewear and the designer’s children’s

FrontDesk Versatile, timeless designs make them popular line and organic collection. DESIGNER LABEL 42 575 BROADWAY/ PRINCE ST 212.334.8888 Heading to the galleries but have nothing to wear? Don’t skimp—swing by Prada to pick up the of the creative class and be the toast of fashionistas everywhere. While there, admire the museum-like store’s design by star architect Rem Koolhaas. DESIGNER LABEL

RAG & BONE 73 E HOUSTON ST/ ELIZABETH ST 212.278.8214 This new store is Rag & Bone’s first to exclusively house the brand’s Jean collection, featuring essential denim, shirts, tees and knitwear by R&B designers David Neville and ALEJANDRO INGELMO Marcus Wainwright. There’s also a mini shoe 51 WOOSTER ST/ BROOME ST DESIGNER LABEL shop attached! 646.692.8184 NYC-based designer Ingelmo just opened this wonderland REINSTEIN/ROSS of footwear, featuring cool men’s kicks 122 PRINCE ST/ WOOSTER ST 212.226.4513 and sexy leather stilettos that are as This gorgeous jewelry boutique specializes comfortable as they are chic. (Really!) in handmade matte-gold wedding rings ideal for a bride looking for something out of the ordinary. Earrings, rings, necklaces and other baubles have a distinct look. JEWELRY body-, and skin-care items from around the world—not to mention Space NK’s excellent SANTA MARIA NOVELLA PHARMACIA signature line. This U.S. flagship location also 285 LAFAYETTE ST/ PRINCE ST 212.925.0001 includes its own spa. BEAUTY PRODUCTS Established in in 1221, Santa Maria Novella is one of the world’s oldest TED BAKER pharmacies, and its essences, pomades, balms 107 GRAND ST/ MERCER ST 212.343.8989 and waters are still prepared in the Central This British clothing company, which initially Officina Profumo Farmeceutica. Many sold only super-hip menswear popular among products sold here are available only in New trendy Soho guys, now offers womenswear, York and Los Angeles. BEAUTY PRODUCTS shoes and accessories, too, designed as quirky updates to timeless classics. DESIGNER LABEL SAO 112 WOOSTER ST/ PRINCE ST 212.334.0456 VERA WANG One-named designer Sao creates shirts, 158 MERCER ST/ W HOUSTON ST and jackets in delicate fabrics like 212.382.2184 Swiss piqué cotton and Japanese silk organza. Featuring the celebrated designer’s ready-

This sleek, chic line easily goes from the office to-wear collections and the more affordable 2010 to an elegant evening event. LOCAL DESIGNER Lavender Label, this all-white two-floor boutique showcases Wang’s creations on

SPACE NK mannequins hanging from the ceiling. Find December / 99 GREENE ST/ PRINCE ST 212.941.4200 silky dresses and tailored pants here, and This cult British apothecary is favorite of watch her latest runway show projected on a DESIGNER LABEL

beauty junkies in search of high-quality hair-, wall. FrontDesk

43 SQUARE/GRAMERCY/FLATIRON BAR BASQUE SCARLET FEVER Blade Runner’s “visual 839 6TH AVE/ 29TH ST 646.600.7150 futurist,” conceptual Critics are raving about the pintxos and larger plates at this new artist Syd Mead

UNION Spanish spot in the Eventi Hotel. Sample chef Yuhi Fujinaga’s designed this all-red grilled Padrón peppers or Basque-style cod inside the futuristic venue, as well as the crimson dining room, or outside on the glass-enclosed patio, Eventi’s other space- which features a retractable roof. SPANISH/TAPAS age eatery, FoodParc.

UNION SQUARE/ THE BRESLIN GRAMERCY/FLATIRON ACE HOTEL DINING 16 W 29TH ST/ BROADWAY 212.679.1939 From the Spotted Pig’s Ken Friedman BLUE SMOKE and April Bloomfield comes this trendy 116 E 27TH ST/ PARK AVE 212.447.7733 gastropub in the newly christened NoMad Danny Meyer’s popular barbecue joint is neighborhood. The seasonal menu focuses humorously upscale, considering that most of on soul-satisfying hearty fare and exquisitely the dishes will have you licking your fingers. prepared pork in various incarnations. No Blue Smoke’s Memphis-style ribs and pulled- reservations are accepted, so be prepared to pork sandwich are some of the best you’ll find wait for your table in the Ace Hotel’s hipster- outside of Tennessee. BARBECUE friendly lobby bar. GASTROPUB

BOQUERIA CASA MONO 53 W 19TH ST/ 5TH AVE 212.255.4160 52 IRVING PL/ 17TH ST 212.253.2773

2010 If you want a fun, lively atmosphere along with Mario Batali is the guiding hand at this a stellar selection of tapas and Cuban cuisine, excellent anti-tapas small-plates joint, where you’ve hit the right spot. The small plates are the portions divide easily into decent sizes. December

/ reasonably priced, and you won’t want to miss The delicious seasonal menu changes often, the selection of fine sausages and cured meats. so if your server recommends a special, The dates stuffed with almonds wrapped in jump on it. The selection of Spanish wines is

FrontDesk bacon are a standout. SPANISH/TAPAS fantastic, too. SPANISH/TAPAS 44 restaurant in the city for eight years in a row. 11 MADISON AVE/ 24TH ST 212.889.0905 Try the seared foie gras and scallop crudo, This Madison Avenue restaurant’s spacious and don’t miss anything that comes with dining room and elegant trappings give it an vegetables from the nearby Union Square old–New York feel. Star chef Daniel Humm’s farmer’s market. NEW AMERICAN flavorful French and American dishes make this an excellent choice when dining with NIGHTLIFE business colleagues or friends and family. FRENCH-AMERICAN HOTEL 2 LEXINGTON AVE/ 21ST ST 212.920.3300 GRAMERCY TAVERN There are two hot spots at Ian Schrager’s 42 E 20TH ST/ PARK AVE S 212.477.0777 swanky . First is the Long a favorite haunt of the literary elite, Rose Bar, off the lobby, with it selective Gramercy Tavern is one of NYC’s most doorman. Call ahead for reservations, and consistently superb restaurants. Enjoy you should have no problem getting in—but sophisticated American cuisine in the dining make sure you dress and act the part, or he room, or grab a bite in the more relaxed might turn you away. Next stop is the roof Tavern room. Post-meal, indulge in the city’s bar, prime celeb-spotting territory. LOUNGE finest artisanal cheese cart. NEW AMERICAN SHOPPING THE JOHN DORY OYSTER BAR 1196 BROADWAY/ 29TH ST 212.792.9000 FRESH This just-opened hot spot is superchef April 872 BROADWAY/ 18TH ST 212.477.1100 Bloomfield’s (the Spotted Pig, the Breslin) Thanks to impeccable service, each customer casual take on a seafood resto, with ultra- at Fresh is treated like a supermodel. Fresh’s fresh raw-bar selections that include live sea skin-care lines are derived from natural urchin in the shell, in addition to full caviar ingredients like sugar, rice, soy, Umbrian clay, service. Adventurous eaters will go wild for milk and rose. The brown-sugar body polish Bloomfield’s creative bar snacks, like eel and is a must! BEAUTY PRODUCTS parsley pie; for a slightly more traditional dish, try the succulent mussels stuffed with LULULEMON ATHLETICA veal and mortadella. SEAFOOD 15 UNION SQUARE W/ 15TH ST 212.675.5286 This environmentally friendly Canadian LES HALLES brand has a worldwide cult following 411 PARK AVE/ 28TH ST 212.679.4111 of “Luluheads” obsessed with its form- Before he was a famous TV chef traipsing fitting, long-lasting athletic apparel that’s the world for the Travel Channel, Anthony ideal for yoga. The company, which puts Bourdain was a real live chef who operated on free events around the city, makes the the steakhouse Les Halles. The French menu most flattering on the market. hasn’t changed much since Bourdain’s tenure; ATHLETIC APPAREL you’ll find hanger steak, merguez frites and cassoulet on offer. FRENCH-AMERICAN THE ORIGINAL LEVI’S STORE

25 W 14TH ST/ 5TH AVE 212.242.2128 2010 UNION SQUARE CAFÉ It’s always a good time to buy new jeans. The 21 E 16TH ST/ BROADWAY 212.243.4020 premium Red Label tempts fashion-forward

Danny Meyer’s Union Square Café has been shoppers, but Levi’s has such a wide selection, December / a New York destination since 1985. The New it’s easy to find a pair to fit any body type. The American cuisine with an Italian twist is so store also carries jackets, dresses, button- DENIM

beloved by locals, it was Zagat’s No. 1–rated downs and tees in a variety of fabrics. FrontDesk

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TORY BURCH SUBCONTINENTAL SHIFT 38 LITTLE W 12TH ST/ WASHINGTON ST 212.929.0125 Bright colors and Indian-esque Every fashionable female in NYC has a pair of ballet flats adorned prints—inspired by the with Tory Burch’s plus-sign insignia. But there’s so much more to designer’s recent trip to this designer’s oeuvre. Her sophisticated take on classic American Rajasthan—are the flirty sportswear has made her ready-to-wear lines and handbags best- hallmarks of Burch’s sellers among style mavens everywhere. DESIGNER LABEL current collection.

MEATPACKING DINING SCARPETTA 355 W 14TH ST/ 9TH AVE 212.691.0555 BARBUTO The former chef of L’Impero and Alto, Scott 775 WASHINGTON ST/ JANE ST 212.924.9700 Conant has created a casual but hip locale for Jonathan Waxman’s cozy Meatpacking devotees of his delectable pasta dishes. Add in restaurant serves homey Tuscan cuisine. The an interesting wine list, luscious desserts and airy interior, with its whitewashed brick, downtown-glam appeal, and it’s clear Conant open kitchen and wood-burning oven makes has another hit restaurant on his hands. Make it an ideal spot for either a group dinner or reservations well in advance. ITALIAN an intimate date. Save room for a selection of savory Italian cheeses as dessert. ITALIAN STK 26 LITTLE W 12TH ST/ WASHINGTON ST MORIMOTO 212.488.2110

2010 88 10TH AVE/ 16TH ST 212.989.8883 Challenging the masculine-steakhouse Iron Chef ’s eponymous stereotype, STK works a trendy nightclub NYC restaurant hooks patrons with fish flown vibe, featuring a DJ, faux-leather walls and December

/ in four times a week from Tokyo. One can a color scheme of purple, black and white. also dine from the omakase menu, comprised Although the bar scene is the main attraction, of high-quality Japanese-fusion dishes, in an delicious steaks and seafood can be found at JAPANESE/SUSHI STEAKHOUSE FrontDesk elite bar section. this see-and-be-seen spot, too. 46 NIGHTLIFE have earned editorial raves. Come here for stunning outerwear, blouses and knits, too. CIELO DESIGNER LABEL 18 LITTLE W 12TH ST/ 9TH AVE 212.645.570 This sleek little club is known for its lighting ALEXANDER MCQUEEN effects, high-caliber sound system and stellar 417 W 14TH ST/ 10TH AVE 212.645.1797 music played by big-name DJs. Once you’re The late designer Alexander McQueen’s in this intimate space, with its central sunken final collection was for Fall/Winter 2010. dance floor, you’ll feel like you’ve stepped into Pick up his dramatic, artistic fashions at this a private party. NIGHTCLUB futuristic-feeling flagship. DESIGNER LABEL

KISS & FLY DIANE VON FURSTENBERG 409 W 13TH ST/ 9TH AVE 212.255.1933 874 WASHINGTON ST/ 14TH ST 646.486.4800 This massive nightclub with colorful lighting Diane von Furstenberg made her name with and Euro dance music caters to the young and the iconic that debuted during the rich. Featuring love seats, low ceilings, a VIP era, and this shop is as playful and “temple,” fire-throwers and acrobats, Kiss & chic as the woman herself. DESIGNER LABEL Fly is sure to dazzle. NIGHTCLUB THE EARNEST SEWN CO. LE BAIN 821 WASHINGTON ST/ GANSEVOORT ST 848 WASHINGTON ST/ 13TH ST 212.645.4646 212.242.3414 Also known as the Boom Boom Room, this Ever wish you could design your perfect 18th-floor nightclub in the Standard Hotel pair of jeans? This is the place to do it! This constantly attracts A-list celebrities. The main flagship outpost of the high-end denim line room is equipped with decadent fireplaces offers customizing services in addition to its and chandeliers, while the more private range of ready-to-wear duds. There’s even a “black bar” consists of little more than black little bar serving soft drinks inside. DENIM tiles and a central, triangular hot tub. Share 360-degree views of the city, through floor- ESTABLISHMENT to-ceiling windows, with New York’s most 30 GANSEVOORT ST/ HUDSON ST 212.242.6565 beautiful people. NIGHTCLUB Designer Ungkun Chanasvangwonk creates limited-edition, handmade, “warm modernist” PLUNGE furnishings, accessories and decorative arts. 18 9TH AVE/ 13TH ST 212.206.6700 Many of his pieces were made by artisans in The Hotel Gansevoort’s penthouse, frequented his native Thailand. HOME FURNISHINGS by the city’s most stylish scenesters and high- rollers, boasts some of the best views of the JEFFREY Hudson River. Sip your cocktails in the glass- 449 W 14TH ST/ 9TH AVE 212.206.1272 enclosed indoor section, or brave the weather A hip New York institution, Jeffrey Kalinsky’s on the outdoor patio lounge. LOUNGE boutique is filled with items meant to make men and women rethink their wardrobes. SHOPPING The world-famous shoe selection alone will

impress. MULTI-DESIGNER BOUTIQUE 2010 ADAM 678 HUDSON ST/ 14TH ST 212.229.2838 STELLA MCCARTNEY

Designer Adam Lippes made a name for 429 W 14TH ST/ 10TH AVE 212.255.1556 December / himself with youthful, sporty basics, but Stella McCartney’s modern yet soft looks his current collection skews a tad more straddle the line between streetwise punk and DESIGNER LABEL mature: His understated and timeless dresses Elizabethan romantic. FrontDesk

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DONATELLA PRECIOUS METALS 184 8TH AVE/ 19TH ST 212.493.5150 Italian pizza guru Chef/restaurateur Donatella Arpaia serves up authentic pizzas Stefano Ferrara reminiscent of her childhood in Naples, Italy, as well as other hand-built Donatella’s sparkling, gold-tiled excellent Neapolitan fare, like spicy mussel and tomato stew pizza oven on-site out and a salumi selection, at this new hot spot. After dinner, grab of salt, sand and rock ITALIAN/PIZZA a drink at Arpaia’s adjoining DBar lounge. from Mount Vesuvius.

CHELSEA DINING from the stone or rotisserie ovens—you can’t go wrong with the Vermont leg of lamb. COLICCHIO & SONS CLASSIC AMERICAN 85 10TH AVE/ 15TH ST 212.400.6699 This new venture from Tom Colicchio features JULIET his signature simple, fresh New American 539 W 21ST ST/ 10TH AVE 212.929.2400 cuisine, from sea urchin–and-crab fondue to Chef/restaurateur Todd English and mega-club lamb loin with merguez sausage. The casual owner Jon B. recently unveiled this massive Tap Room, up front, serves à la carte items, hot spot where “supper” quite literally meets while the more formal dining room in back “club.” The menu spikes Mediterranean staples does a three-course prix-fixe. Guests are with Middle Eastern spice in dishes such as seated on a first-come, first-served basis, so lamb and carrot hummus, and cucumber- don’t bother with a reservation—just grab a cilantro tzatziki. After dinner, dance to

2010 drink and wait your turn. NEW AMERICAN international house DJs in this whirling dervish of a nightclub. MEDITERRANEAN COOKSHOP

December 156 10TH AVE/ 20TH ST 212.924.4400 THE RED CAT / Chef Marc Meyer dishes up New American 227 10TH AVE/ 23RD ST 212.242.1122 cuisine, using only sustainable ingredients A neighborhood favorite for 11 years, Jimmy

FrontDesk and humanely raised meats. Order something Bradley’s Red Cat caters to Chelsea’s upscale 48 art crowd in a light-hearted way, with simple when there’s a crisp breeze, and there’s also a yet excellent Mediterranean-inspired dishes, covered area that enables outside enjoyment, like the much-copied zucchini sauté or grilled whatever the weather. BAR/PUB pork loin with mashed potatoes and spicy collard greens. This relaxed spot is great for HIRO solo diners, offering several seasonal dishes 363 W 16TH ST/ 9TH AVE 212.242.4300 just for the friendly bar area. NEW AMERICAN When it’s not the site of private parties or the wild weekly gay night on Sundays, this cool TÍA POL spot that’s at once a happening club and a 205 10TH AVE/ 22ND ST 212.675.8805 low-key lounge regularly hosts fashion shows The servings at this popular Spanish resto and live-music performances. NIGHTCLUB are as diminutive as the venue itself, but the authentic flavors are unparalleled. Divided RARE VIEW into hot plates (like lamb skewers and salt FASHION 26 HOTEL cod) and cold ones (sweet peppers topped 152 W 26TH ST/ 7TH AVE 212.858.5888 with potato salad and tuna), the menu spans This sleek lounge on Fashion 26’s rooftop distinct Iberian regions—from Basque country embraces its Garment District environs by to Andalucía—and the all-Spanish wine list adding colorful buttons, fabric-woven floors completes the experience. SPANISH/TAPAS and cutting-room–type tables into the décor. Its real style feature, though, is the view, which TIPSY PARSON allows guests to scan the urban landscape 156 9TH AVE/ 20TH ST 212.620.4545 while sipping mango margaritas and nibbling “Refined comfort food” is the mantra at on tequila-shrimp skewers. LOUNGE this Southern-accented sister to the Lower East Side’s excellent Little Giant. The warm, vintage-flecked dining room evokes a down- 525 W 29TH ST/ 10TH AVE 212.268.5580 home feeling that complements the food— The owners of a former Meatpacking District like cornmeal-battered fried vegetables and a hot spot surround themselves with buzz grilled pork chop served with braised greens without succumbing to pretentiousness at and stone-ground grits. Save room for dessert: Secret, a large, one-room gay lounge. LOUNGE The restaurant was named for a Southern brandy-soaked almond cake. SOUTHERN UPRIGHT CITIZENS BRIGADE THEATRE 307 W 26TH ST/ 8TH AVE 212.366.9176 NIGHTLIFE Amy Poehler and friends started this comedy theater in 1999 to provide New Yorkers with BARRACUDA entertaining and affordable improv shows 275 W 22ND ST/ 8TH AVE 212.645.8613 from up-and-coming talent seven nights a Barracuda is a casual Chelsea gay bar without week. Big-name stars like Robin Williams and attitude, featuring free drag shows to go Will Ferrell have performed here as well, for with the drinks. The gorgeous Candis Cayne no more than $8 per ticket. COMEDY CLUB performs a mélange of jokes and Broadway tunes at midnight on Mondays. LOUNGE SHOPPING 2010 CABANAS BALENCIAGA 363 W 16TH ST/ 9TH AVE 212.242.4300 542 W 22ND ST/ 10TH AVE 212.206.0872

Situated above the , Cabanas Designer Nicolas Ghesquière works a boho- December / bar is an idyllic rooftop terrace where you chic flair into timeless looks for this French can relax in luxury. The outdoor fireplace fashion house. Balenciaga’s Le Dix Motorcycle DESIGNER LABEL

and heat lamps make for warm evenings even bag is a cult classic. FrontDesk

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CELLAR BAR WHAT’S YOUR SIGN? 40 W 40TH ST/ 6TH AVE 212.642.2260 This romantic lounge Frequented by fashionistas and media moguls, the Bryant is one of the city’s best Park Hotel’s subterranean lounge is styled in the vein of a spots to meet attractive sexy-chic wine cellar, with its dim lighting and barrel-vaulted singles. The DJs ceilings. Order one of the Cellar Bar’s stylish cocktails from a spinning sexy sounds pretty young server and settle in for the night. LOUNGE enhance the mood.

MIDTOWN DINING BEAUTY BAR AMERICAIN LA VIE ZEN SPA 152 W 52ND ST/ 6TH AVE 212.265.9700 420 MADISON AVE/ 48TH ST 212.207.8220 Bobby Flay applies his Southwestern touch to This oasis offers two floors of serene treatment the French brasserie. This is modern comfort rooms and lounges for sipping tea and food in a David Rockwell–designed setting; in relaxing in to drown out the craziness other words, it’s as pleasing to the palate as to of the city. After a full-body massage, facial the eyes. NEW AMERICAN and perfect mani-pedi by these Zen experts, the concrete jungle will seem calmer. SPA BENOIT 60 W 55TH ST/ 6TH AVE 646.943.7373 PHYTO UNIVERSE SPA Alain Ducasse’s Benoit is a bright and bustling 715 LEXINGTON AVE/ 58 ST 212.308.0270 bistro in a space that once housed La Côte Think of Phyto Universe as a spa for your scalp Basque. Expect decidedly French dishes like

2010 and hair. While they do offer body treatments pâté en croûte and duck à la orange. FRENCH and facials, they’re best known for the special hair-and-scalp analysis program, in which BG

December 754 5TH AVE/ 58TH ST 212.872.8977

/ experts determine what sort of products will give you the healthiest, shiniest locks in the This jewel of a restaurant on Bergdorf world. Don’t miss this serene spot’s “vertical Goodman’s seventh floor provides a welcome SPA FrontDesk garden,” a living wall of plants. respite after a day of shopping, with its cool 50 blue tones and Central Park views. Sip your ESCA cares away with BG’s tea service, or enjoy the 402 W 43RD ST/ 9TH AVE 212.564.7272 bar menu after 4PM. CLASSIC AMERICAN Mario Batali and co. developed Esca as a that prepares pesce the BICE Italian way. Start with fresh crudo, follow it 7 E 54TH ST/ 5TH AVE 212.688.1999 up with a decadent pasta, then indulge in the The refined yet casual (and always packed) perfectly prepared catch of the day. SEAFOOD Bice serves up authentic Northern Italian cuisine to power-suit–wearing Midtown FELIDIA lunchers, and the pre-theater crowd looking 243 E 58TH ST/ 3RD AVE 212.758.1479 for something elegant. ITALIAN This townhouse restaurant serves delicious, authentic pastas from celebrity chef and BRASSERIE 44 restaurateur Lidia Bastianich, the woman behind a handful of Italian powerhouse 44 W 44TH ST/ 6TH AVE 212.944.8844 dining rooms, numerous cookbooks and a The recently revamped Royalton is chic once popular PBS television s ITALIAN again thanks to the elegant new design and John McDonald’s Brasserie 44. This is a fab THE FOUR SEASONS RESTAURANT pre-theater choice: French/New American 99 E 52ND ST/ 5TH AVE 212.754.9494 cuisine holds steady, and the service is Pool Room or Grill Room? Sleek sophistication snappy. NEW AMERICAN has lured the powerful, chic and good-looking to this establishment for more than 40 GRILL years. The awe-inspiring surroundings and 25 W 40TH ST/ 5TH AVE 212.840.6500 outstanding cuisine will heighten your senses Serving contemporary American cuisine on and satisfy your palate. NEW AMERICAN prime real estate in Midtown’s Bryant Park, this spot is packed day and night for lunch, GILT happy hour and dinner—all at the foot of the NEW YORK PALACE HOTEL landmark New York Public Library building. 455 MADISON AVE/ E 50TH ST 212.891.8100 CLASSIC AMERICAN The ornate setting would usually signal a mediocre attention to the food and service, CONVIVIO but that’s hardly the case at this mesmerizing 45 TUDOR CITY PL/ 1ST AVE 212.599.5045 space in the Palace. Though it’s seen a Hot chef Michael White helms this rustic procession of chefs pass through its hallowed Southern Italian spot on the far eastern edge kitchen, Gilt has remained top-notch, and the of Manhattan. A soul-satisfying array of New American cuisine, haute cocktails and delicately seasoned meat, fish and pastas dot stellar service make this a reliably impressive the four-course prix-fixe menu ($62)—but dining experience. NEW AMERICAN save room for dessert: The chocolate-custard– filled Italian doughnut is heavenly. ITALIAN INAKAYA 231 W 40TH ST/ 8TH AVE 212.354.2195 DB BISTRO MODERNE This robata-yaki–style eatery, a favorite

55 44TH ST/ 6TH AVE 212.391.2400 of chefs and industry insiders, features an 2010 This is ’s version of a Paris industrial-sized dining bar, where elaborately bistro with a New York twist. Seafood, dressed cooks grill food right in front of poultry and steak options combine with fresh the patrons. Choose from maki rolls in 18 December / vegetable pairings. The $29 DB Burger, stuffed varieties, teriyaki yellowtail fillet and an with truffle-and-foie-gras–laced short ribs, assortment of other enticing traditional FRENCH JAPANESE/SUSHI

has earned a stellar reputation. Japanese dishes. FrontDesk

51 among its members—is the glamorous setting for culinary provocateur Geoffrey Zakarian’s latest venture, a relaxed yet refined traditional American bar and grill inside the hot new CLASSIC AMERICAN MIDTOWN Chatwal Hotel.

LE BERNARDIN 155 W 51ST ST/ 7TH AVE 212.554.1515 Chef Eric Ripert’s unparalleled seafood preparation helped garner three Michelin stars, and deservedly so. The acoustically idyllic dining room, exceptional service and first-rate wine list add up to near perfection. FRENCH

LE CIRQUE HICKEY FREEMAN 151 E 58TH ST/ LEXINGTON AVE 212.644.0202 666 5TH AVE/ 53RD ST 212.586.6481 Classic panache and opulent quirkiness shape This shop sells wonderfully all- the famous Le Cirque’s festive atmosphere. American casual and formal clothing The cuisine is decadent, creatively served and for men of all ages. Need matching definitely worth a visit for an authentic New cashmere overcoats for yourself and York experience. FRENCH your son? You’ll find them here. MÁ PÊCHE CHAMBERS HOTEL 15 W 56TH ST/ 6TH AVE 212.757.5878 L’ATELIER DE JOËL ROBUCHON The latest member of David Chang’s FOUR SEASONS HOTEL Momofuku family—his first above 14th 57 57TH ST/ MADISON AVE 212.350.6658 Street—includes a Milk Bar bakery and The fourth L’Atelier Robuchon, at the Four three levels of seating. As always, though, it’s Seasons Hotel, puts the emphasis on the Chang’s unique Vietnamese- and French- cooking—and not just because the best seats influenced cuisine, with witty riffs on are at the square bar overlooking the kitchen. international culinary motifs, that steals the The dishes here are based on the French show. More casual fare (including an inspired master’s deceptively simple recipes, and the take on the bánh mì sandwich) is available in presentation packs a punch. FRENCH Má Pêche’s mezzanine. PROGRESSIVE

LA GRENOUILLE 3 E 52ND ST/ 5TH AVE 212.752.1495 240 CENTRAL PARK S/ BROADWAY Oh, the flowers! Timelessly classic, this French 212.582.5100 establishment boasts first-class service, the Renowned chef Michael White’s seafood most beautiful floral arrangements in the city eatery across from Central Park has become

2010 and an exceptional wine list. FRENCH one of NYC’s top dining destinations. The pristine menu—consisting of the freshest THE LAMBS CLUB crudo, oyster and appetizer selections; rich

December CHATWAL HOTEL

/ pastas; and intricately flavored entrées—is 132 W 44TH ST/ 6TH AVE 212.764.6200 designed as a four-course prix fixe. Marea was The home of the fabled Lambs theater club— named Best New Restaurant at the 2010 James SEAFOOD FrontDesk which counted Fred Astaire and W.C. Fields Beard Awards. 52 MICHAEL’S don’t seem to mind—as long as they have 24 W 55TH ST/ 6TH AVE 212.767.0555 those expertly crafted cocktails to sip. Decent American fare with amazing gossip: CLASSIC AMERICAN Media moguls and wannabes have been flocking here for ages to see and be seen over NOBU 57 power breakfast or lunch. Dinner draws a 40 W 57TH ST/ 6TH AVE 212.757.3000 more subdued crowd. NEW AMERICAN Nobu Matsuhisa’s uptown version of his well-known Tribeca restaurant is as good THE MODERN as the original. David Rockwell’s design of MUSEUM OF MODERN ART the stunning duplex is trumped only by the 9 W 53RD ST/ 6TH AVE 212.333.1220 mouthwatering fare. It’s as pricey as its older MoMA’s in-house boîte was built to impress sister, but well worth it. JAPANESE/SUSHI the discerning art crowd—and it succeeds. Extraordinary French-American cuisine is NORMA’S served in this chic venue. NEW AMERICAN LE PARKER MERIDIEN HOTEL 118 W 57TH ST/ 6TH AVE 212.708.7460 MONKEY BAR Norma’s at Le Parker Meridien is known 60 E 54TH ST/ PARK AVE 212.308.2950 for the best breakfast in town. Choose from This chic, old-style den has seen more than the griddle selections that include dense a few A-listers its storied banquettes. blueberry pancakes with Devonshire cream. Vanity Fair editor Graydon Carter’s follow-up If you’re in the mood for a savory bite, you to the still-hot Waverly Inn focuses more can’t go wrong with a four-cheese omelet or on atmosphere than it does on food. But the foie gras with french toast. Yes, foie gras for people who come here for the celeb-sightings breakfast. BREAKFAST/BRUNCH Step away from the city into your ZEN oasis.

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MIDTOWN menu—think king-crab salad and roasted Sinatra tribute band. It’s also a smoking monkfish on the bone—in an elegant setting lounge—so puff away. JAZZ/BLUES CLUB that belies its lobby location. People-watching while slurping oysters go hand-in-hand RUSSIAN VODKA ROOM perfectly here. NEW AMERICAN 265 W 52ND ST/ 6TH AVE 212.307.5835 It would take you years to taste all the vodka QUALITY MEATS varieties offered here, so start with a sampler. 57 W 58TH ST/ 6TH AVE 212.371.7777 Whether you’re planning your next trip to the Combine quality food from the Smith & Kremlin or just looking for something potent, Wollensky Restaurant Group and high design stop in for a flavor-infused shot. LOUNGE from AvroKO (Stanton Social and Public), and you have an instant success. All the cuts of THE WORLD BAR beef, many of which are only available here, 845 UNITED NATIONS PLZ/ 47TH ST come from the fine purveyors Milton Abeles 212.935.9361 and Strassburger Meats. STEAKHOUSE Located across from the U.N., the World Bar’s swank and sleek lounge has an international, luxe feel. Order the signature drink, the 21 W 52ND ST/ 5TH AVE 212.582.7200 World Cocktail, formerly known as the most This New York City institution still attracts expensive libation in the city. LOUNGE media moguls, men in power suits and the occasional celebrity. Private rooms and an SHOPPING extraordinary wine cellar add to the old-world feeling of this Midtown spot. STEAKHOUSE ALICE + OLIVIA 80 W 40TH ST/ 6TH AVE 212.840.2010 NIGHTLIFE Alice + Olivia founder Stacey Bendet designs each boutique to reflect her label’s sweet and FORTY FOUR sophisticated style. Found inside are party 44 W 44TH ST/ 6TH AVE 212.944.8844 dresses, luxe knits and perfectly tailored For it’s new lounge, the Royalton Hotel pants ideal for the office or a night on the assembled an all-star team of international town. DESIGNER LABEL celebrity mixologists—a group dubbed the Cocktail Collective—to design the AUDEMARS PIGUET BOUTIQUE beverage menu. The divine drinks consist of 40 E 57TH ST/ MADISON AVE 212.688.6644 fresh-squeezed, organic juices and top-shelf Established in 1875, Audemars Piguet is the spirits—and for groups, the shareable, rum- world’s oldest family-owned watch company. based punch bowls are a sweet treat. LOUNGE Its tradition of excellence in craftsmanship continues with beautiful Swiss timepieces and jewelry that epitomize luxury. TIMEPIECES

2010 GRAND CENTRAL STATION 15 VANDERBILT AVE/ E 43RD ST 212.953.0409 BACCARAT Another New York secret, the Campbell 625 MADISON AVE/ 59TH ST 212.826.4100 December

/ Apartment, on the ground floor of Grand Make like a baron and sip your Scotch from a Central Station, was formerly the office of Baccarat crystal tumbler, the gold standard of businessman John W. Campbell. Stop by for a elegant entertaining. Don’t overlook the fresh LOUNGE HOME FURNISHINGS FrontDesk drink on your way in or out of town. designs by rising talents. 54 BALLY known for watches and baubles, but it also 628 MADISON AVE/ 59TH ST 212.751.9082 carries fancy scarves, fragrances, ties and A must for travelers, this shop showcases other accessories. JEWELRY Bally’s classic, understated look. The label’s leather have won over runway BURBERRY models and jet-setters alike. FOOTWEAR 9 E 57TH ST/ MADISON AVE 212.407.7100 Mad for plaid? Offering much more than the classic trench, Burberry really shines 754 5TH AVE/ 58TH ST 212.753.7300 with colorful, quality men’s and women’s Just try and peel your eyes away from those apparel, swimwear and accessories. You can’t magical window displays. Load up on go wrong with British designer Christopher wonderful jewelry and handbags near the Bailey’s contemporary collections of classic entrances, head downstairs for cosmetics styles. DESIGNER LABEL and fragrances, then wind through the racks upstairs for a crash course in designer apparel. CARTIER DEPARTMENT STORE 653 5TH AVE/ 52ND ST 212.446.3400 The Cartier mansion on is a BERGDORF GOODMAN MEN must-see. In addition to its exquisite jewelry, 745 5TH AVE/ 58TH ST 212.753.7300 the French luxury house also offers scarves, Directly opposite the women’s store is stationery, sunglasses and fine Swiss-made Bergdorf’s palatial men’s emporium. A man watches. JEWELRY seeking a no-fuss retail experience should call the personal-shopping team or head to the CHANEL second level, for labels like , Kiton and 15 E 57TH ST/ 5TH AVE 212.355.5050 Turnbull & Asser. DEPARTMENT STORE Karl Lagerfeld has breathed new life into this venerable French brand, and the flagship store is not to be missed. Crisp white 699 5TH AVE/ 55TH ST 212.371.5511 carpeting and sleek black walls guide the eye Some of the world’s most supple skins are through the multilevel emporium of high made into accessories by this traditional style. DESIGNER LABEL Italian leather house, famous for its signature intrecciato weave. In the past decade, the CHRISTIAN LACROIX brand has also grown to include a luxury 36 E 57TH ST/ MADISON AVE 212.753.2569 ready-to-wear line. DESIGNER LABEL One of the world’s finest couturiers, Christian Lacroix has earned a reputation for creating exquisite fashions with impeccable detailing. 55 E 52ND ST/ MADISON AVE 646.624.5600 The designer’s NYC flagship features decadent Brioni suits are the epitome of fine Italian red carpeting and diamond chandeliers— tailoring—and the apparel of choice for James appropriate accents to this Parisian master’s Bond, who is usually decked out in a wide- womenswear, menswear, accessory and shouldered and narrow-waisted Brioni suit. If jewelry collections. DESIGNER LABEL you’re interested in bespoke, order your cut and fabrics, and the finely crafted garment COACH 2010 will arrive in six to eight weeks. MENSWEAR 342 MADISON AVE/ 44TH ST 212.599.4777 Fantastic leathers, vibrant colors and detailed

BULGARI designs make Coach the place for accessible December / 730 5TH AVE/ 57TH ST 212.315.9000 luxury goods and accessories. Men’s driving The name is synonymous with luxury gloves and the signature women’s wristlets are HANDBAGS

and decadence. This Italian jewelry house is terrific gifts. FrontDesk

55 ERES 621 MADISON AVE/ 58TH ST 212.223.3550 Sexy swimwear that also performs is the specialty here. Scoop up even more sultry SWIMWEAR MIDTOWN lingerie for après-swim.

ERMENEGILDO ZEGNA BOUTIQUE 663 5TH AVE/ 52ND ST 212.421.4488 This label has been producing fine Italian menswear for more than 100 years and has hit its fever pitch in the U.S. Custom suits, ready-to-wear and the younger Z Zegna line PIAGET are available here. DESIGNER LABEL 730 5TH AVE/ 57TH ST 212.246.5555 Swiss watches and radiant jewelry are ESCADA all the rage at this elegant shop. Snag 715 5TH AVE/ 56TH ST 212.755.2200 one of the Limelight Cocktail rings, Discriminating consumers find everything for inspired by classic libations, like the their stylish lifestyles here, from athleticwear diamond-set White Tonic (pictured). to bridal . The store itself is sumptuous, using limestone, glass and ostrich skin to lure shoppers from room to room. Escada also offers a wide range of luxury eyewear just as COLE HAAN chic as the fashions. DESIGNER LABEL 620 5TH AVE/ 50TH ST 212.765.9747 Find out why the fashion crowd has FAÇONNABLE newfound enthusiasm for this tried-and-true 636 5TH AVE/ 51ST ST 212.319.0111 brand with a passion for luggage, shoes and Façonnable has created luxurious and leather goods. FOOTWEAR sophisticated clothing since opening its first shop in Nice, France more than 50 years DIESEL PLANET ago. The U.S. flagship is an emporium of fine 685 FIFTH AVE/ 54TH ST 212.755.3555 clothing and accessories for discerning men Diesel’s gigantic Fifth Avenue flagship carries and women. DESIGNER LABEL so much denim in so many cuts, colors and styles, it will make your head spin. Can’t find FAO SCHWARZ exactly what you’re looking for? Get a pair of 767 5TH AVE/ 59TH ST 212.644.9400 jeans custom-made and laser-etch your name One of New York’s oldest toy stores, FAO into the waistband. DJs spinning high-energy Schwarz is an essential destination for kids tracks make this a hip, urban shopping and adults alike. Prepare to be amazed by the experience. DENIM life-size stuffed animals and giant dance- on piano keyboard, and stop by the store’s DIOR Muppet Whatnots Workshop to create your 21 E 57TH ST/ 5TH AVE 212.931.2950 own personalized Jim Henson–esque creature.

2010 John Galliano’s runway theatrics get plenty The unparalleled selection here fulfills many a of attention, but the 57th Street boutique childhood fantasy. CHILDREN’S suggests his more traditional predecessor,

December / Christian Dior, with classic pieces and iconic accessories on each white wall. Dior’s current 677 5TH AVE/ 53RD ST 212.759.4646 collection has a chic equestrian influence. Fendi is a the Karl Lagerfeld–designed brand DESIGNER LABEL FrontDesk for wild-child looks that riff on global trends. 56 With a gold motif and a haute-couture feel, HARRY WINSTON this hip den turns out dazzling Italian designs 718 5TH AVE/ 56TH ST 212.245.2000 that incorporate bright colors, animal prints, Oscar winners deck themselves in the innovative shapes and Swarovski crystals. sparkling works of this jewelry icon, while the DESIGNER LABEL city’s power brokers come here for luxurious engagement rings that make it impossible to say no. JEWELRY 725 5TH AVE/ 56TH ST 212.826.2600 Gucci’s clothes communicate strength HENRI BENDEL and sensuality—and that hasn’t changed 712 5TH AVE/ 55TH ST 212.247.1100 much in the brand’s nearly 90-year history. Among Midtown’s modern glass boxes sits The four-story Fifth Avenue store carries this elegant retail townhouse. The upper evening gowns, suits, shoes and accessories. floors stock designer labels, while the first DESIGNER LABEL and second are dedicated to an impressive cosmetics selection. Be sure to check out H. STERN the house label’s handsome knitwear. 645 5TH AVE/ 51ST ST 212.688.0300 DEPARTMENT STORE German-born Hans Stern started this jewelry company in Brazil in the ’50s, and it’s become JIMMY CHOO a hit among style mavens worldwide. Also 716 MADISON AVE/ 51ST ST 212.759.7078 garnering raves is his watch and jewelry Choo is a high priest of high-heel fashion. collaboration with Diane von Furstenberg and Sexy, smart, lust-worthy stilettos (and the curvy new line with legendary architect sometimes flats) are the mainstay of this gutsy Oscar Niemeyer. JEWELRY footwear label. FOOTWEAR KRIGLER footwear-obsessives everywhere know THE where to find old-fashioned workmanship in 1 W 58TH ST/ 5TH AVE 212.371.1122 modern, flirty and elegant shapes. FOOTWEAR This luxury perfume house recently reopened MIKIMOTO MIDTOWN at the Plaza hotel, where it was originally located when it counted Grace Kelly and F. 730 5TH AVE/ 56TH ST 212.457.4600 Scott Fitzgerald among its loyal customers. Kokichi Mikimoto invented the cultured Now Krigler also carries high-end candles, pearl in 1893, and that’s the specialty here, skin-care products and soaps FRAGRANCE in the form of beautiful necklaces, earrings, bracelets and more. JEWELRY LA CAMICERIA ITALIANA 509 MADISON AVE/ 53RD ST 212.752.0823 MOVADO “The Italian Shirtmaker” offers a large 610 5TH AVE/ 49TH ST 212.218.7555 selection of the finest artisan-quality men’s Though known for its iconic watches, Movado clothing and accessories. Shirts are available has branched out with impressive jewelry, in a variety of fabrics, patterns and hues, housewares and bridal gifts, too. TIMEPIECES on a made-to-measure basis. Accessories include Italian silk , luxury cashmere knitwear and an outstanding selection of wool 10 E 45TH ST/ MADISON AVE 212.682.0320 and cashmere blazers. MENSWEAR Women and men unite at Paul Stuart, home to classic, chic suits for both sexes. The br LACOSTE sets the standard for personalized service and 608 5TH AVE/ 49TH ST 212.459.2300 superb tailoring. DESIGNER LABEL The alligator-logo polo shirts have been an emblem of class and substance for decades. PUCCI Lacoste’s Fifth Avenue store sells men’s and 701 5TH AVE/ 54TH ST 212.230.1135 women’s clothing in styles and colors true to On scarves, hats, , pareus—Pucci the brand’s preppy heritage. DESIGNER LABEL prints are ubiquitous here. Along with a rich heritage, this brand has managed to reinvent LORD & TAYLOR vibrant prints season after season without 424 5TH AVE/ 39TH ST 212.391.3344 losing its cachet. DESIGNER LABEL Phenomenal holiday window displays draw in the crowds, but it’s the store’s excellent SAKS FIFTH AVENUE customer service, house-label apparel and 611 5TH AVE/ 50TH ST 212.753.4000 selection of the usual suspects—Ralph, Across from lies Saks Fifth Calvin, Donna—that keeps them coming Avenue, home to many high-end designers back. DEPARTMENT STORE and their inimitable styles. The denim selection for women is extensive, and men LOUIS VUITTON get two full floors devoted to their casual and 1 E 57TH ST/ 5TH AVE 212.758.8877 formal personalities. DEPARTMENT STORE The epitome of luxury since 1896, Louis Vuitton still impresses the hard-to-impress. SALVATORE FERRAGAMO

2010 The spacious store stocks nearly every item 655 5TH AVE/ 52ND ST 212.759.3822 the Marc Jacobs–designed label produces. Ferragamo’s expansion of its Fifth Avenue DESIGNER LABEL flagship has drawn a considerable crowd. December

/ While you can certainly head upstairs to view MANOLO BLAHNIK the clothing collection, the main floor features 31 W 54TH ST/ 5TH AVE 212.582.3007 gorgeous ties, scarves and the only sneakers FOOTWEAR FrontDesk Sex and the City deified him, and now you could wear to a meeting. 58 SWAROVSKI their overall ambition for opulence. Spend 625 MADISON AVE/ 58TH ST 212.308.1710 some time in the section; Madonna, When it comes to glimmering crystal, the Halle Berry and Demi Moore aren’t the Swarovski boutique offers virtually anything only bombshells who turn heads in them. you can imagine (and beyond). Stop by for DESIGNER LABEL everything bling—from stunning watches to dazzling evening bags that will add real WEMPE sparkle to your outfit, no matter what the 700 5TH AVE/ 55TH ST 212.397.9000 occasion. JEWELRY Visit Wempe for a select timepiece from the anniversary collection of watches by noted TIFFANY & CO. makers Audemars Piguet, Rolex and A. Lange 727 5TH AVE/ 57TH ST 212.755.8000 & Söhne, in addition to Wempe’s handmade Any woman would surely swoon upon maritime chronometer series. TIMEPIECES receiving Tiffany’s signature little blue box. The space is like no other; buying jewelry YVES SAINT LAURENT here is a true NYC experience, whether 3 E 57TH ST/ 5TH AVE 212.980.2970 you’re shopping for Schlumberger or a simple One of the world’s most luxurious labels, silver piece by Paloma Picasso. JEWELRY this house is favored by sexpots in need of a power suit and red-carpet divas in TOURNEAU search of the perfect gown. YSL designer 12 57TH ST/ MADISON AVE 212.758.7300 Stefano Pilati’s current collection is chic Tourneau the city’s finest one-stop shop and minimalist, and the shop also offers an for watches of all prices, brands and styles. array of logo belts, bags and towering heels. Check out the vintage section for iconic DESIGNER LABEL pieces by Patek Philippe, Longines, Cartier and Rolex. TIMEPIECES

VAN CLEEF & ARPELS 744 5TH AVE/ 57TH ST 212.644.9500 A brand steeped in style history, Van Cleef & Arpels has draped Jackie O in pearls and Grace Kelly in diamonds. Create your own legacy by wearing the simple yet classic, gorgeously designed jewels of today’s Van Cleef & Arpels. JEWELRY

VAN LAACK 340 MADISON AVE/ 44TH ST 212.867.4041 Van Laack offers essentials for any man’s or woman’s closet, from the classic white button-down to more intricate styles of shirts, all of which feature exquisite tailoring and fits. If you need to dress to impress, Van Laack has your back. DESIGNER LABEL BOOK YOUR APPOINTMENT NOW! 720 Fifth Avenue, 11th Floor 647 5TH AVE/ 51ST ST 212.317.0224 New York, NY 10019 This store is a testament to the Versace P: 212.586.4343x15 W: ritahazansalon.com [email protected] family’s strong fashion sensibilities—and E: Monday-Saturday 8am-8pm SIDE EAST UPPER

HERMÈS MOST WANTED Due to extreme demand,

691 MADISON AVE/ 62ND ST 212.751.3181 Hermès’s most coveted It’s been ages since Hermès was devoted solely to equestrian bags—the Birkin and the gear, but the brand is still synonymous with the highest Kelly—are not available echelon of luxury goods. Visit this haven for exquisitely in this store. You can, crafted fashions (courtesy of design icon Jean Paul Gaultier), however, special-order accessories, jewelry and homewares. DESIGNER LABEL them by adding your name to an exclusive wait list.

classic , seasonal delicacies, UPPER EAST SIDE vegetables and flavors of the world. FRENCH BEAUTY DANIEL N.V. PERRICONE, M.D. 60 E 65TH ST/ MADISON AVE 212.288.0033 791 MADISON AVE/ 67TH ST 212.734.2537 Daniel Boulud’s eastside culinary temple Discover the complete Perricone program turns out superlative efforts in service, wine while speaking with the exceptionally trained and, most of all, exquisite French cuisine. staff at this beauty flagship. Book a nutritional This is a must for an out-of-towner craving consultation and learn in-depth about Dr. the city’s finest. FRENCH Perricone’s best-selling books, DVDs, skin- care products and recommended foods. SPA ELAINE’S 1703 2ND AVE/ 88TH ST 212.534.8103 DINING People don’t still flock to Elaine’s for the grub. The food isn’t bad—it’s standard

2010 CAFÉ BOULUD Italian cuisine and is perfectly fine—but the 20 E 76TH ST/ 5TH AVE 212.772.2600 real draw is the history and ambience. In Don’t let the name fool you: Café Boulud is the ’60s, every Hollywood celebrity passed December

/ only a tad more relaxed than many of chef through this joint, and some still pop in to Daniel Boulud’s other glamorous eateries say hello to Elaine Kaufman, the grumpy (Daniel, DB Bistro Moderne). The menu is owner who has charmed the likes of Woody ITALIAN FrontDesk inspired by Boulud’s four culinary muses: Allen and Jackie O. 60 FIG & OLIVE BERETTA GALLERY 808 LEXINGTON AVE/ 62ND ST 212.207.4555 718 MADISON AVE/ 63RD ST 212.319.3235 If you’re craving a taste of the Mediterranean, Be a good sport. Pick up clothing and don’t miss the delightful Fig & Olive. The accessories for the traditional gent, no matter eatery serves various small plates, as well what his propensity—hunting, fishing or just as four different kinds of carpaccio, sharing emulating the sporting life. MENSWEAR dishes like seared scallops with shaved artichokes, and full entrées like steamed BLANCPAIN striped sea bass. MEDITERRANEAN 781 MADISON AVE/ 66TH ST 212.396.1735 It’s always stylish to be on time. Blancpain FISHTAIL BY DAVID BURKE carries fine, Swiss-made men’s watches that 135 E 62ND ST/ LEXINGTON AVE 212.754.1300 don’t skimp on quality or design. TIMEPIECES Located in a magnificent historic townhouse, this eatery features fresh fish caught from chef BLOOMINGDALE’S David Burke’s company-owned fishing boat, 1000 3RD AVE/ 60TH ST 212.705.2000 in an effort to make Fishtail the first-ever The famous uptown outpost of Bloomingdale’s sustainable-seafood restaurant. SEAFOOD takes up a whole block and carries literally everything you need for your home and NIGHTLIFE wardrobe. DEPARTMENT STORE

CAFÉ CARLYLE BREGUET BOUTIQUE THE CARLYLE HOTEL 779 MADISON AVE/ 66TH ST 212.288.4014 981 MADISON AVE/ 76TH ST 212.744.1600 Known for its Tourbillons and meticulous Music-inspired wall murals surround movements, Breguet is one of the premier well-heeled guests as they listen to classic Swiss watch houses. Fine timepieces abound, cabaret at this intimate jazz club, famous as do exquisite jewelry and pens. TIMEPIECES for its legendary piano player Bobby Short. Catch Woody Allen and the Eddy Davis New CALVIN KLEIN Orleans Jazz Band here every Monday night at 654 MADISON AVE/ 60TH ST 212.292.9000 8:45. JAZZ/BLUES CLUB Simple, elegant and very New York, these chic designs translate to innovative and minimalist LEXINGTON BAR AND BOOKS clothing and accessories. Clean lines reign on 1020 LEXINGTON AVE/ 73RD ST 212.717.3902 the Calvin Klein Collection runway, just like At this high-end lounge, you can enjoy a on the streets of NYC. DESIGNER LABEL smoke and a drink while listening to soft jazz. Leather-bound books line the walls, CAROLINA HERRERA but the menu makes for better reading, with 954 MADISON AVE/ 75TH ST 212.249.6552 its extensive list of brandies, whiskeys and The picture of timeless elegance, Carolina cigars. BAR/PUB Herrera designs collections that illuminate any woman’s wardrobe. This boutique’s goods SHOPPING leave no question as to why its namesake has been a staple of best-dressed lists for more

BARNEYS NEW YORK than two decades. DESIGNER LABEL 2010 660 MADISON AVE/ 61ST ST 212.826.8900 The very sight of those red awnings makes CARTIER a fashion lover’s heart pitter-patter. Proenza 828 MADISON AVE/ 69TH ST 212.472.6400 December / Schouler, Rag & Bone and Barneys’ fabulous The French jewelry house, known for its house label fill the racks of this multi-story fine Swiss-made watches, also specializes in DEPARTMENT STORE

fashion destination. engagement rings and wedding . Ladies FrontDesk

61 of the Upper East also love Cartier’s signature over the runways and red carpets. Snatch a diamond tennis bracelets, scarves, stationery pair for yourself to see if they really do make SIDE and sunglasses. JEWELRY your calves look just so. FOOTWEAR

CELINE CHRISTOFLE

EAST 667 MADISON AVE/ 61ST ST 212.486.9700 680 MADISON AVE/ 61ST ST 212.308.9390 Celine’s creative director, Phoebe Philo, Consider it the royal family of , flatware has catapulted this label to the top of every and table services. Christofle’s elegant, fashion-watcher’s list. The house’s clothing, timeless designs still make it the ultimate

UPPER handbags and accessories are modern, destination for premium sterling silver, china feminine and utterly French; its radiant ready- and crystal. HOME FURNISHINGS to-wear pieces are what all the other brands are trying to emulate. DESIGNER LABEL DAMIANI 796 MADISON AVE/ 67TH ST 212.375.6474 CESARE PACIOTTI How can you go wrong with fine Italian 833 MADISON AVE/ 69TH ST 212.452.1222 jewels? Damiani has been an established name Women who love heights, this is your shoe in jewelry for 80 years. With generations of shop! Expertly crafted four-inch heels are a expertise and fine craftsmanship behind it, a specialty of this Italian label, which has been Damiani piece is a true investment. JEWELRY family-owned and -operated since 1948. The brand also offers selections for men, as well as DAVID YURMAN accessories, jewelry and eyewear. FOOTWEAR 712 MADISON AVE/ 63RD ST 212.752.4255 Established in 1980 and based in New York, CHANEL this house is recognized as America’s leading 737 MADISON AVE/ 64TH ST 212.535.5505 fine-jewelry and luxury-timepiece brand for Like its 57th Street flagship, the sleek uptown men, women and children. David Yurman’s Chanel boutique is a must for any Coco (or signature gold and silver designs, diamonds, Karl) fanatic. You’ll find a Chanel fine-jewelry pearls, gemstones and Swiss-crafted watches shop next door. DESIGNER LABEL are renowned for capturing the essence of relaxed American luxury. JEWELRY CHLOÉ 850 MADISON AVE/ 70TH ST 212.717.8220 DENNIS BASSO If you’re looking for the next It bag, tailored 765 MADISON AVE/ 66TH ST 212.794.4500 suits or flirty minidresses with a chic edge, Celebrity furrier Dennis Basso cuts mink, visit this upscale store. It’s romantic, feminine sable, fox and chinchilla into sublime , and oh-so-French. DESIGNER LABEL wraps and boleros. The lavish boutique’s floor-to-ceiling white marble interior, crystal CHOPARD chandeliers and portraits of supermodels 709 MADISON AVE/ 63RD ST 212.223.2304 draped in Basso’s looks provide the perfect In the market for a luxury timepiece adorned backdrop to the furs. DESIGNER LABEL with rubies or diamonds? For nearly a century and a half, Chopard watches have symbolized DOLCE & GABBANA

2010 sophistication. The bejeweled bridal collection 825 MADISON AVE/ 69TH ST 212.249.4100 is favored among lovebirds JEWELRY With ornate thrones and velvet draperies, this boutique embodies the decadence of Dolce &

December CHRISTIAN LOUBOUTIN

/ Gabbana. The Italian label’s current collection 965 MADISON AVE/ 75TH ST 212.396.1884 marks a return to classics, with knitwear and Red alert! Louboutin’s trademark red soles lace mixed in with the intricately tailored, DESIGNER LABEL FrontDesk and sky-high stilettos have been spotted all glamorous looks. 62 DONNA KARAN GIRARD-PERREGEAUX 819 MADISON AVE/ 68TH ST 212.861.1001 701 MADISON AVE/ 63RD ST 646.495.9915 Quality fabrics and construction underpin The heritage of the luxury Swiss “haute this arresting but feminine line. Donna horlogerie” brand can be traced back as far Karan’s collections exist to simplify the urban as 1791. These days, Girard-Perregeaux’s woman’s fashion choices. DESIGNER LABEL revolutionary watchmaking developments bring about unparalleled accuracy—they’ve DOONEY & BOURKE even created a chronograph with split and 20 E 60TH ST/ MADISON AVE 212.223.7444 jumping seconds. TIMEPIECES An enduring name in handbags, this brand caters to a younger crowd, with playful colors J. MENDEL and designs. The label also offers quality 723 MADISON AVE/ 64TH ST 212.832.5830 luggage and men’s leather goods. HANDBAGS The designer doesn’t sell just furs anymore, but that’s a good place to start. Gilles Mendel’s ETRO latest collection, favored by the likes of 720 MADISON AVE/ 63RD ST 212.317.9096 Jennifer Lopez and Beyoncé, includes a wide Prints are the thing at this stylish and eclectic range of looks for any occasion. Try one of his boutique, offering luxe bohemian-chic gorgeous evening gowns and top it off with a fashions for men and women, designed by sable stole. DESIGNER LABEL Italian icon Veronica Etro. DESIGNER LABEL JOHN LOBB FRED LEIGHTON 680 MADISON AVE/ 61ST ST 212.888.9797 773 MADISON AVE/ 66TH ST 212.288.1872 The royal shoemaker, Lobb has honed its This gem heavyweight is responsible for craft since 1850. Splurge on the extravagant, lighting up the red carpet. Devotees including custom-made shoes—they’re one of the few Nicole Kidman and Sarah Jessica Parker flock luxuries worth the price tag. FOOTWEAR here for the designer’s jaw-dropping diamond estate and antique jewelry. JEWELRY JONATHAN ADLER 1097 MADISON AVE/ 82ND ST 212.772.2410 Adler’s quirky-chic furniture and housewares 807 MADISON AVE/ 67TH ST 212.988.5221 are made to brighten abodes. The first line Staggeringly high thread counts make for of his manifesto—yes, manifesto—says it extremely luxurious linens. Few shops rival all: “We believe your home should make you Frette’s inventory of comfortable, refined happy.” HOME FURNISHINGS bedding and plush robes HOME FURNISHINGS JUDITH LEIBER 680 MADISON AVE/ 61ST ST 212.223.2999 727 MADISON AVE/ 64TH ST 212.755.8986 Judith Leiber is known for her amazing Supple leather purses are Furla’s main draw, jeweled minaudières (tiny hard-cased but don’t overlook the small but impressive clutches). The company has expanded shoe selection. The sleek space makes it easy to include day bags, shoes, eyewear and to focus on shopping. HANDBAGS specialty items. HANDBAGS 2010 GIORGIO ARMANI JUICY COUTURE 760 MADISON AVE/ 65TH ST 212.988.9191 860 MADISON AVE/ 70TH ST 212.327.2398

With its sublime, subdued and carefully This long-loved line of cozy, contemporary December / constructed fashions, Armani is the place for clothing may be famous for its sweatsuits, but those desiring perfectly tailored, glamorous the brand also does flirty dresses, accessories DESIGNER LABEL

apparel. and jewelry as well as casual apparel. Look for FrontDesk

63 hot designer Erin Fetherston’s new collections for the label, featuring her signature fantasy- 821 MADISON AVE/ 68TH ST 212.980.7961 SIDE inspired, feminine looks. POPULAR LABEL Many luxury brands turn to Loro Piana for quality cashmere. Here you’ll get it straight KWIAT DIAMONDS from the source, with men’s and women’s

EAST 725 MADISON AVE/ 63RD ST 212.725.7777 classic Italian collections that exude a sense of This family-owned jewelry house has been ease and comfort. Most items are designed to in the business for more than 100 years, be wearable year-round. DESIGNER LABEL handcrafting exquisite diamond bracelets,

UPPER rings, necklaces, pendants and tiaras adored by everyone from ’s choosiest 814 MADISON AVE/ 68TH ST 212.396.4721 women to glamorous celebrities including Popular with the socialite crowd, Malo Halle Berry and Charlize Theron. JEWELRY produces some of the world’s finest cashmere in hues so vibrant and varied, you’ll want something in every color. DESIGNER LABEL 803 MADISON AVE/ 67TH ST 212.570.0050 Wall Street princes seduce Upper East Side MICHAEL KORS princesses with these precious underthings. 974 MADISON AVE/ 76TH ST 212.452.4685 La Perla is the crème de la crème of lingerie, Long before his Project Runway role, this with intricate details and a fit you didn’t know designer was seer to the revised jet-set style. was possible. LINGERIE Make do with Kors’s necessities: a great trenchcoat, aviator shades and the perfect LANCIANI weekend duffel bag. DESIGNER LABEL 992 MADISON AVE/ 77TH ST 212.317.2200 Lanciani Travel Jewelry creates pieces for the MISSONI jet-setting woman who needs to leave her 1009 MADISON AVE/ 78TH ST 212.517.9339 extremely precious baubles at home. Made in The Missoni family is known for exuberantly sterling silver with 18-karat-gold plating, the striped and geometric patterns, now available diamonds are substituted with the highest- on home goods as well as clothing. The quality Swarovski crystals and cubic zirconia. perennially chic Margherita, heiress of the Prices range from $65 to $2,000. JEWELRY Missoni empire, recently launched her first line for the label. DESIGNER LABEL LANVIN 815 MADISON AVE/ 68TH ST 646.613.9544 NICOLE MILLER Known for his timeless yet progressive 780 MADISON AVE/ 67TH ST 212.288.9779 looks, Lanvin’s Alber Elbaz is a darling of Offering sublime fit and style for women with fashionistas the world over. Come to this a penchant for whimsical, fresh and tailor- recently opened mecca for his two-in-one made clothing, Miller creates fashion with dresses (which convert seamlessly from day to exotic heroines in mind. Her bridal collection evening) in addition to sumptuous handbags, is beautiful, and don’t miss the cocktail-style sexy stilettos, jewel-toned party frocks and a bridesmaid dresses. DESIGNER LABEL third-floor bridal salon. DESIGNER LABEL

2010 OLIVER PEOPLES LEVIEV KLG JEWELRY 755 MADISON AVE/ 65TH ST 212.585.3433 700 MADISON AVE/ 62ND ST 212.763.5300 This sleek, modern new store offers glamorous December

/ Leviev purports to offer the world’s largest eye- and sunglasses that are favorites of collection of important and rare diamonds— many an A-lister. Oliver Peoples is known for and with so many sparkling stones filling the vintage-inspired styles, including horn-rims, JEWELRY EYEWEAR FrontDesk showroom, who’s to argue? aviators and dark wraparounds. 64 OSCAR DE LA RENTA 772 MADISON AVE/ 66TH ST 212.288.5810 De la Renta’s style is romantic, with bright colors and exquisite, ladylike details. Every truly graceful and elegant beauty should have at least one dress by this master hanging in her closet. DESIGNER LABEL

POMELLATO 741 MADISON AVE/ 64TH ST 212.879.2118 With gold so big this season, head to this gilded boutique to enjoy the high-quality gold, bright stones and handcrafted pieces, as well as a selection of unique items you won’t F.P. JOURNE find anywhere else in the U.S. JEWELRY 721 MADISON AVE/ 63RD ST 212.644.5918 RALPH LAUREN MEN’S Entirely invented and made in-house 867 MADISON AVE/ 72ND ST 212.434.8000 with all 18K rose-gold movements, The stunning Rhinelander Mansion houses F.P. Journe produces just 800 watches iconic designer Ralph Lauren’s menswear per year, making it one of the most lines exclusively, with entire wings devoted exclusive watch brands in the world. to the Polo, Black and Purple Label lifestyles. Don’t miss the brand new womenswear flagship directly across the street, too. DESIGNER LABEL octagonal room, the design icon’s menswear store is the epitome of masculine luxury. The ROBERTO CAVALLI boutique also carries Ford’s coveted eyewear 711 MADISON AVE/ 63RD ST 212.755.7722 collection as well as his new Private Blend With locations around the globe and a long beauty line for women. MENSWEAR list of celebrity clients, Roberto Cavalli is one designer who knows how to command VALENTINO attention. Emit radiance and sophistication 747 MADISON AVE/ 65TH ST 212.772.6969 and be every bit the fashionista wearing his Known for his legendary red-carpet designs, modern European pieces. DESIGNER LABEL Valentino creates glamorous collections that are bursting with color. Entering this SONIA RYKIEL flagship location will make you feel like 849 MADISON AVE/ 70TH ST 212.396.3060 you are on your way down the red carpet, Rykiel’s first collection appeared on the moments away from winning an Oscar. The catwalks of Paris in the 1960s. This store intricate detailing of these Italian pieces maintains her chic reputation: Visitors are heightens the wow factor. DESIGNER LABEL greeted by sophisticated French women and treated to a cozy ambience in this ever- VERA WANG evolving—yet eternally contemporary— 991 MADISON AVE/ 77TH ST 212.628.3400 2010 high-fashion boutique. DESIGNER LABEL The iconic designer of the ultimate in elegant wedding attire also sells her sophisticated

TOM FORD and feminine ready-to-wear, accessories and December / 845 MADISON AVE/ 70TH ST 212.359.0300 home collections at this uptown salon. An With its ebony staircase, three private salons appointment is needed to try on the bridal DESIGNER LABEL

and a fragrance chamber housed in an gowns. FrontDesk

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LINCOLN ELEMENTS OF STYLE 142 W 65TH ST/ COLUMBUS AVE 212.359.6500 This exceptionally designed, glass-walled resto Jonathan Benno, the former chef de cuisine at , helms overlooks ’s nuovo the kitchen at this brand new Italian restaurant at reflecting pool (with Henry Lincoln Center. The perfectly prepared pastas, like bucatini Moore’s “Reclining Figure” with Dungeness crab, are a highlight—as is Benno’s inspired sculpture) and features a tasting menu, complete with wine pairings. ITALIAN walkable sloped grass roof.

UPPER WEST SIDE comfort foods like cheeseburgers, New York DINING strip with Roquefort cheese and smoked salmon Benedict. C’est délicieux! BISTRO A VOCE COLUMBUS TIME WARNER CENTER JEAN GEORGES 10 COLUMBUS CIR/ BROADWAY 212.823.2523 TRUMP INTERNATIONAL HOTEL Chef Missy Robbins creates simple, 1 CENTRAL PARK W/ 60TH ST 212.299.3900 ingredient-driven Italian cuisine, from fresh Jean-Georges Vongerichten has dozens of fish and meats to homemade pastas like picci establishments worldwide, and this is the with whipped sheep’s milk, or ricotta gnocchi flagship. Flawless service and innovative with squash blossoms, mint and bottarga. The presentation of modern French dishes with all views of the park are just as stunning as the the bells and whistles elevate one of the city’s presentation of the food. ITALIAN most refined menus. FRENCH 2010 CAFE LUXEMBOURG LANDMARC 200 W 70TH ST/ AMSTERDAM AVE TIME WARNER CENTER

December 212.873.7411 10 COLUMBUS CIR/ BROADWAY 212.823.6123 / This brasserie boasts a loyal neighborhood Chef Marc Murphy brings his cozy Tribeca following, unpretentious service and a warm, nook uptown. He stays true to his Italian

FrontDesk inviting ambience. Find a classic selection of influences with daily pasta specials and 66 starters like fried calamari and smoked- mozzarella fritters, but Murphy branches out 310 LENOX AVE/ 125TH ST NO PHONE YET with moules frites and a variety of steaks for Ethiopian-born, Swedish-raised chef Marcus the power-lunch crowd. NEW AMERICAN Samuelsson’s hotly anticipated Red Rooster has finally arrived! Stop in to see how the star chef interprets American comfort food TIME WARNER CENTER through the lens of his global, eclectic 10 COLUMBUS CIR/ BROADWAY 212.823.9800 influences. (Think intricately spiced grilled Widely considered the end-all-be-all of shrimp, and coconut milk–lemongrass fried Japanese restaurants, Masa is not for the chicken.) This casual-chic spot just may California-roll crowd. Chef Masa Takayama be the tipping point for the new Harlem presides over a prix-fixe menu (ranging from renaissance. NEW AMERICAN $400 to $600 per person) comprised of fish flown in fresh from Japan. This unique dining SALUMERIA ROSI experience offers only 26 seats, but the best 283 AMSTERDAM AVE/ 73RD ST 212.877.4800 are at the bar, where dishes are composed The Rosi family, whose Parmacotto outfit has with such artistry and honor, it’s almost a produced high-quality meats for generations shame to eat them. JAPANESE/SUSHI in Italy, has joined fo with chef Cesare Casella to create a special menu of “Tuscan- OCEAN GRILL inspired tapas” dishes like those found in 384 COLUMBUS AVE/ 78TH ST 212.579.2300 salumeries across the motherland. Pork Fresh seafood dinners and an outstanding raw lovers, take note: The cured-meat selection bar are featured at this delightful spot across here is otherworldly. ITALIAN from the Museum of Natural History. The elegant bar scene, along with a scrumptious TELEPAN Sunday brunch, make this a convenient stop 72 W 69TH ST/ COLUMBUS AVE 212.580.4300 for shoppers. SEAFOOD The earthy atmosphere of this excellent restaurant acts as a fitting complement to PER SE chef Bill Telepan’s Greenmarket-sourced TIME WARNER CENTER cuisine, which specializes in organic pork 10 COLUMBUS CIR/ BROADWAY 212.823.9335 and seafood dishes served with ultra-fresh In the upper echelon of fine-dining vegetables. Favorite items include the establishments in the city, Per Se is chef unrivaled pea pancakes and the succulent Thomas Keller’s painstakingly perfect Heritage pork shoulder. NEW AMERICAN laboratory of French-American cuisine. Aerial views of Central Park? Check. Multiple NIGHTLIFE Michelin stars? Absolutely. Worth the $275 for a super-seasonal prix fixe and mind-blowing NECTAR service? Without a doubt. FRENCH 2235 FREDERICK DOUGLASS BLVD/ 121ST ST 212.866.9463 PICHOLINE Four blocks from the iconic Apollo Theater, 35 W 64TH ST/ CENTRAL PARK W this modern offshoot of the Harlem Vintage

212.724.8585 Wine Store is unquestionably uptown’s best 2010 Terrance Brennan’s Michelin-starred vino bar—just ask celebrity chef Marcus restaurant at the edge of Lincoln Center, Samuelsson, who’s a regular. The creative

Picholine serves innovative French/ menu gives old-world charcuterie and December / Mediterranean fare with an exceptional artisanal cheeses a fresh spin, and the global Saturday lunch and a much-celebrated wine list name-checks top vintages from FRENCH-AMERICAN WINE BAR

artisanal cheese cart. around the U.S. FrontDesk

67 68 FrontDesk / December 2010 CULTURE 411 246 205 hero score Pop-punk ST. AMERICAN 3PM. 7PM; Charles macabre, Gomez Neuwirth Broadway LUNT-FONTANNE THE BROADWAY CULTURE JAMES Wed., meet discover of Based AL ELF W W Johnny ADDAMS Buddy, for OPEN Wed.–Sat., HIRSCHFIELD 44TH 46TH and Addams’s his this on 2PM; family-friendly star vets superstars THEATRE that real Morticia ST ST the RUN who and IDIOT musical as Nathan Fri.–Sun.,

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PHOTO: JOAN MARCUS BLOODY BLOODY ANDREW JACKSON Osmond, sharing a Broadway stage for the BERNARD B. JACOBS THEATRE first time. Join them for their signature, show- 242 W 45TH ST 212.239.6200 stopping production numbers, as they ring in Satirizing the life of America’s seventh the holiday season with joyous yuletide hits. president, Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson is a Mon., 7PM; Tue., 6:30PM; Thu.–Sat., 8PM; fast-paced, smart, sexy comedy set to an emo- Sat., 2PM; Sun., 3PM. RUNS DEC. 9–19 rock score. The story blends contemporary hipster tropes with historical elements to DRIVING MISS DAISY present a poignant portrait of a complex and cool head of state. Mon., Tue., Thu., Sat., 7PM; 252 W 45TH ST 212.239.6200 Fri., Sat., 8PM; Sat., Sun., 2PM. OPEN RUN Vanessa Redgrave and James Earl Jones star in this celebrated play about the evolving BRIEF ENCOUNTER friendship between a Jewish widow and her STUDIO 54 African-American chauffeur amid a racially 254 W 54TH ST 212.719.1300 segregated South. Mon., Wed.–Sat., 8PM; This adaptation of the classic 1945 film Brief Tue., 7PM; Wed., Sat., 2PM. CLOSES JAN. 29 Encounter adds song, dance and cinematic tricks to tell the story of star-crossed lovers ELLING who meet unexpectedly in a train-station coffee shop. Tue.–Fri., 8PM; Wed., Sat., 2PM, 243 W 47TH ST 212.239.6200 8PM; Sun. 2PM. CLOSES JAN. 2 Brendan Fraser and ’s Denis O’Hare play mental patients who move in together CHICAGO after being released from a psychiatric AMBASSADOR THEATRE hospital. A quirky comedy follows, as the two 219 W 49TH ST 212.239.6200 bond while adjusting to life in the outside This stylish Tony-winning musical is about world. Jennifer Coolidge (American Pie, Best in female criminals who find murder, corruption Show) co-stars. CLOSES MAR. 20 and fame in jazz-age Chicago. Favorite songs include “Razzle Dazzle,” “Mr. Cellophane” and FELA! “All That Jazz.” Mon., Tue., Thu.–Sat., 8PM; EUGENE O’NEILL THEATRE Sat., Sun., 2:30PM, 7PM. OPEN RUN 230 W 49TH ST 212.541.8457 Motown legend Patti LaBelle recently joined COLIN QUINN: LONG STORY SHORT the already-stellar cast of this hip-shaking THEATRE musical that explores the bold, extravagant 240 W 44TH ST 212.944.9450 life of musician, Afrobeat innovator and Jerry Seinfeld directs Quinn in this hysterical political activist Fela Anikulapo Kuti. Tue., one-man chronicle of the demise of great 7PM; Mon.–Fri., 8PM; Sat., 2PM, 8PM; Sun., world empires, employing the veteran comic’s 2PM, 7:30PM. CLOSES JAN. 2 trademark wit to explain ancient events and characters in the context of contemporary pop A FREE MAN OF COLOR culture. Mon., Wed.–Sat., 8PM; Tue., 7PM; VIVIAN BEAUMONT THEATRE Sat., 2PM, 5PM. CLOSES JAN. 8 150 W 65TH ST 212.239.6100 Award-winning actor Jeffrey Wright (Casino DONNY & MARIE: A BROADWAY Royale, Syriana) returns to Broadway in this CHRISTMAS freewheeling epic, set in 1801 New Orleans, about a lascivious man whose life changes 1535 BROADWAY 212.307.4100 drastically. Paul Dano (There Will Be Blood) and This limited engagement sees America’s rapper/actor Mos Def co-star. Tue.–Sat., 8PM;

favorite singing siblings, Donny and Marie Wed., Sat., 2PM; Sun., 3PM. CLOSES JAN. 9 2010 December / FrontDesk

69 70 FrontDesk / December 2010 CULTURE 411 226 W 46TH ST 212.307.4747 A Life in the Theatre the in A Life wrote Mamet David Prize–winner Pulitzer 212.239.6200 ST W45TH 236 THEATRE SCHOENFELD GERALD THEATRE THE IN A LIFE Wed., Sat., 2:30PM; OPEN RUN Sun. 7PM. oneTue.–Sat., night. other’s wife—for 8PM; the one of with menplaying the in drag, and must bar pretend tocabaret be straight— about name, a same gay couple whoa own ofon film French production, the the based hilarious in this stars Grammer Kelsey 220 W 48TH ST 212.239.6200 THEATRE LONGACRE LA CAGE AUX FOLLES Wed., Sat., 2PM; Sun., 3PM. OPEN RUN comedy.witted Tue., Wed.–Sat.,7PM; 8PM; Lumley ( Joanna funnywoman and British Pierce princess. a fickle off ofwhoat whim the square performer street and a self-absorbed dramatist snooty of story the a tells revival hysterical This LA BÊTE Wed., Sat., 2PM; Sun., 3PM.OPEN RUN ofOff Eyes You.” Tue., Wed.–Sat.,7PM; 8PM; Cry,” “Oha What Night” and “Can’t Take My Don’t “Big Girls hits smash their 1960s with itmade from boys bigJersey in the blue-collar The Valli Fourand the Seasons. of Frankie doo-wop show follows lives the fantastic This 245 W 52ND ST 212.239.6200 THEATRE WILSON AUGUST BOYS The producers of THEATRE RODGERS RICHARD IN THE HEIGHTS 239 W ST45TH 212.302.7000 7PM; Sat.,7PM; 9 Sun.,JAN. 2PM. CLOSES Mon.,Musical. Thu.–Sat., 8PM; Tue., Sun. the Heights NYC. Heights, about in Washington life musical a Latin-inflected hip and colorful, Absolutely Fabulous wonTony 2008 the Award for Best Frasier Rent based on his own own his on based and and alum David Hyde David alum Avenue Q Avenue ) star in the quick- the in ) star bring bring In 1633 BROADWAY 212.239.6200 219 W 48TH ST 212.239.6200 200 W ST45TH 212.239.6200 Years ( vet and Film TV Lauria Dan CIRCLE IN THE SQUARE THEATRE LOMBARDI Sat., 9 2PM;JAN. Sun. 3PM. CLOSES Tue.,comedy ensues. Wed.–Sat.,7PM; 8PM; at her gathers When house, weekend everyone even though she’s else’s somebody mistress. her ex-boyfriend with awho fling has actress about an musical Stephen Sondheim this in star Stritch Peters and Elaine Bernadette WALTER THEATRE KERR MUSIC NIGHT A LITTLE 8PM; Wed., Sat., 2PM; Sun., 3PM. OPEN RUN Tue., and moving. powerful Wed.–Sat.,7PM; still is story The and Tim Rice. now-familiar bysongs Elton John and great feast visual Taymor’sJulie features musical hit family This THE LION KING 2 JAN. CLOSES 3PM. Sun., 2PM; Wed., Sat., 8PM; Thu.–Sat., Tue., comedy. Wed., 7PM; multifaceted this and Stewart Patrick Sir relationship. shifting their explores and John, actor budding and Robert thespian veteran follows story The director. and actor astage as experiences Thu.–Fri., 8PM; Thu.–Fri., Sun., 2PM, OPEN RUN 7PM. Wed., island. Greek Sat. 2PM, 8PM; mythical daughter, set on a her soon-to-be-married of tale a and mother into asongs modern-day 22 hit ABBA by Broadway weaving audiences pleased has musical this For years, nine 1634 BROADWAY 212.239.6200 THEATRE GARDEN WINTER MAMMA MIA! Wed., Sat., 2PM; Sun., 3PM. OPEN RUN Boss? ( Light Judith strategist. gridiron of story life legendary the the tells that production original in this Lombardi Vince Grey’s Anatomy ) co-stars. Tue.,) co-stars. Wed.–Sat.,7PM; 8PM; ) plays the inspirational football coach coach football ) inspirational the plays ’s T.R. Knight star in in star ’s T.R. Knight The Wonder Who’s the MARY POPPINS audiences as Shylock in William Shakespeare’s masterpiece about loyalty, humanity, prejudice 214 W 42ND ST 212.307.4747 and revenge. Jesse L. Martin (Law & Order) Audiences with and without children rave co-stars. Tue.–Thu., 7PM; Fri., Sat., 8PM; Sat., that this production, based on P.L. Travers’s Sun., 2PM. CLOSES JAN. 9 fanciful stories and the classic 1964 Walt Disney film, is “better than a spoonful of MILLION DOLLAR QUARTET sugar!” Mon., Tue., 7PM; Wed., Sat., 2PM, 8PM; Fri., 8PM; Sun., 3PM. OPEN RUN 208 W 41ST ST 212.239.6200 Million Dollar Quartet focuses on the time MEMPHIS when Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee SHUBERT THEATRE Lewis and Carl Perkins met at Sun Studios in 225 W 44TH ST 212.302.7000 Nashville, spurring a legendary jam session. This Tony-winning musical was inspired by a Expect the music of all four hip-shakers. Tue., white 1950s Memphis DJ who played African- 7PM; Wed.–Sat., 8PM; Wed., Sat., 2PM; Thu., American music on his radio program, Fri., 8PM; Sun., 3PM. OPEN RUN spawning the cultural revolution of rock ’n’ roll. Tue., 7PM; Wed.–Sat., 8PM; Wed., Sat., NEXT TO NORMAL 2PM; Sun., 3PM. OPEN RUN 222 W 45TH ST 212.239.6200 THE MERCHANT OF VENICE A family deals with love and loss, after one of its members falls ill, in this acclaimed musical. 235 W 44TH ST 212.239.6200 Mon., Wed.–Fri., 8PM; Tue., 7PM; Sat., 2PM, Academy Award–winner Al Pacino captivates 8PM; Sun., 3PM, 7:30PM. OPEN RUN

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American Express® is a proud supporter of New York City Ballet 72 FrontDesk / December 2010 CULTURE 411 the integrity of Fabthe Four’sby oeuvre integrity the toA Beatles, the tribute 250 W 52ND ST 212.307.4100 RAIN Sat., 2PM; Sun., 2 JAN. 3PM. CLOSES Prayer.” Tue., Wed.–Sat.,7PM; 8PM; Wed., and “I Never Again” Say in Love aFall Little “I’ll hit singles Bacharach’s Burt spawned that comedy set 1960s in the musical romantic Simon–penned Neil in this star Shannon and Molly Hayes Sean Chenoweth, Kristen PROMISES PROMISES, Sat., Sun., DEC. 12 2PM. CLOSES jobs.day Tue., Wed.–Sat, 8PM;7PM; Wed., up their ever giving without celebrated artists, by day. become miners as They eventually working while to paint, learning evenings of men who in 1934their spend England Elliot of new play by writer the hilarious This 261 W 47TH ST 212.239.6200 THEATRE J. SAMUEL FRIEDMAN PAINTERS PITMEN THE Wed.,7PM; Sat., 2PM, 8PM. OPEN RUN oldan Mon., flame. Wed.–Sat., 8PM; Tue. of love herand feelings for quest for success with sheas struggles Join Christine visuals. and songs powerful its with fresh stays Lloyd Webber’s history, Andrew masterpiece show in Broadway The longest-running 247 W 44TH ST 212.239.6200 MAJESTIC THEATRE OF OPERA THE PHANTOM THE Sat., 2 Sun.,JAN. 2PM. CLOSES must-see. Tue., Sun., Wed.–Sat.,7PM; 8PM; a is aas kid, this Pee-wee’s charm quirky Playhouse Pee-wee’s show, TV ’80s ofclassic his cast the reunites (a.k.a. Pee-wee Paul Reubens) Herman 212.719.1300 ST 43RD W 124 THEATRE STEPHEN SONDHEIM SHOW HERMAN PEE-WEE THE 1681 BROADWAY 212.541.8457 BROADWAY 1681 tells the triumphant true story ofstory atrue group triumphant the tells . For anyone who loved Rain preserves preserves Billy 213 W 42ND ST 212.556.4750 ST 42ND W 213 149 W ST45TH 212.239.6200 ( by TonyDirected TaymorJulie Award winner THEATRE FOXWOODS DARK OFF THE TURN SPIDER-MAN: Tue.–Sat., 8PM; Sat., Sun., 3PM. OPEN RUN jokes. vaudeville-esque complete with narration, production’sthe minstrel-style by tempered is subject matter difficult of the portrayal movement. The sensitive Rights helped ofto Civil sow the seeds the that story a true recounts musical This THEATRE LYCEUM THE BOYSSCOTTSBORO 8PM; Sun., 3PM, OPEN RUN 7PM. Mon., Thu., Fri., 8PM; Tue., Sat.,7PM; 2PM, clubthe while he works demise. its at faces forof looking biga his break young musician story the It among others. tells Whitesnake, and Journey a score by Styx, features thrill-fest ’80s-music rock-tacular This 256 W 47TH ST 212.307.4100 ROCK OF AGES 9 JAN. CLOSES 8PM; Tue., Sun., Sat.,7PM; 2PM; Sun., 3PM. Mon., Thu.–Sat., experience. the enhances footage of John, Paul, Rare George and Ringo concert! Beatles of actual an sensation the music the note-for-note, performing creating forced to return home and face the terrifying homeforced terrifying tothe and face return a couple, also who are correspondents, aofas pair James war d’Arcy and Brian Linney Laura stars drama dynamic This 138 W 48TH ST 212.239.6200 TIME STANDS STILL Sat., 2PM; Sun., 3PM. OPENS DEC. 21 production. Tue.–Sat,NYC-set 8PM; Wed., amazing in this tothem use fight villains and powers superhuman his Parker discover comic. Watch Peter Marvel from classic the new tale a spectacular spins musical packed action- Bono Edge,and the this superstars The Lion King The Lion ), with music and lyrics by U2 ), music and lyrics with prospect of a conventional life together. Christina Ricci and Eric Bogosian round out the stellar cast. Tue., Sun., 7PM; Wed.–Sat., 8PM; Wed., Sat., Sun., 2PM. OPEN RUN

WEST SIDE STORY PALACE THEATRE 1564 BROADWAY 212.398.8383 This long-beloved Broadway show takes place in the gang-filled streets of 1950s Manhattan, where the Puerto Rican Sharks battle the locally born Jets for supremacy. The Leonard Bernstein–Stephen Sondheim soundtrack includes the famous “Tonight” and “I Have a Love.” Tue., 7PM; Wed.–Sat., 8PM; Wed., Sat., 2PM; Sun., 3PM. CLOSES JAN. 2

WICKED 222 W 51ST ST 212.307.4100 Find out why the Wicked Witch of the West went bad in this clever twist on an old favorite, telling the story of the witches of Oz “before THE FRICK Dorothy dropped in.” Tue., 7PM; Wed.–Sat., COLLECTION 1 E 70TH ST/ 8PM; Wed., Sat., 2PM; Sun., 3PM. OPEN RUN 5TH AVE 212.288.0700 This glorious Gilded Age mansion, housing a trove of WOMEN ON THE VERGE OF A fine art by Western masters, presents NERVOUS BREAKDOWN NYC’s only multi-artist exhibition of Spain’s greatest draftsmen. The Spanish 111 W 44TH ST 212.239.6200 Manner: Drawings from Ribera to Goya is Broadway legend Patti LuPone headlines this on view through Jan. 9. Closed Mon. hotly anticipated new comedy-drama musical, based on the film by Pedro Almodóvar. LuPone plays Lucia, a wig-wearing, gun- toting scorned mother who slowly unravels, star program designed especially for children. to dazzling effect, in late–20-century Madrid. Daily, 10AM–5:45PM. Suggested admission: Expect memorable performances from the Adults, $16; seniors and students, $12; under- all-star cast. Tue., 7PM; Wed.-Sat., 8PM; Sat., 12, $9. UPPER WEST SIDE 2PM; Sun., 3PM. OPEN RUN COOPER-HEWITT, NATIONAL DESIGN MUSEUMS MUSEUM AMERICAN MUSEUM OF NATURAL 2 E 91ST ST/ 5TH AVE 212.489.8404

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The Hayden Planetarium has a fascinating wall-coverings. Currently on view: National FrontDesk

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