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New York City Guide * 2015 NEW YORK CITY GUIDE * 2015 1 INDICE 5 top hotels 5 top restaurants in New york city 3 in new york city 6 5 top shops 5 top art galleries in new york city 9 in new york city 12 5 top nightclubs 5 top events in new york city 15 in new york city 18 new york2 city guide 5 top hotels in new york city Today’s I will present you with the top 5 Hotels in New York City. We hope you like as much as we. Check the list, be delightful and tell us our opinion. 5 top hotels3 in new york city Ace Hotel Located in the heart of Midtown Manhattan, near the Theater District, is a unique new boutique hotel and 269 rooms. There is a subway stop right around the corner and it’s within walking distance of many popular destinations like Times Square, Macy’s, and the Broadway the- aters. The lounge is perfect to schedule a meeting, because its cozy and vintage environment very inviting. They have a range of different rooms to suit travelers with different needs, from loft suites with separate living areas to cozy rooms with twin bunkbeds. (...) READ MORE | WEBSITE Gramercy Park Hotel The Gramercy Park Hotel is more than a unique lux- ury property, it’s a work of art, with Julian Schnabel. Set in one of the most coveted areas of Manhattan and bordering on New York City’s only private park, the legendary hotel has, for almost nine decades, opened its doors to the world’s most creative spirits. Haute Bohemian heritage represents a sensuous vision of artful diversity, from the eclectics Rose Bar and Jade Bar to the lushly landscaped rooftop garden, all was made to guest s feel unique. (...) READ MORE | WEBSITE 5 top hotels4 in new york city Wythe Hotel The Wythe opened watchful eyes in may 2012 as a hotly anticipated new centre of hip happenings in the hyper-trendy Williamsburg neighbourhood in Brook- lyn. The 73-key hotel was developed by Two trees Manage- ment, well known for their early pioneering in the transforma- tion fo DUMBO, and Morris Adjmi Architects was selected to convert this former Industrial loft building in order to capture and retain the raw post-industrial and offbeat bohemian vibe that has come to define this corner of Brooklyn. READ MORE | WEBSITE Crosby Street Hotel The Crosby Street Hotel is the first American venture of Firmdale hotel group, design by Tim and Kit Kemp. The interior look is classic Kit Kemp, elegant and quirky yet en- tirely cozy, inspired by the outpouring of creativity comes from original art, predominantly by little-known British and Irish artists. Located in the center of SoHo the hotel serves an English Afternoon Tea in The Crosby Bar all day. It includes a variety of teas served in the traditional style with delicious cakes, scones, tarts and sandwiches. Champagne is a glamor- ous addition. READ MORE | WEBSITE The Nomade Hotel Nomad Hotel is one of the latest additions to New York’s North of Madison Square Park district, a housed in a converted turn of the century Beaux-Arts building,fully re- stored to its original splendor and its magnificent interiors are the inspiration of the multi talented French architect/interior and garden designer Jacques Garcia. READ MORE | WEBSITE 5 top hotels5 in new york city 5 top restaurants in new york city 5 top restaurants6 in new yoek city Sushi Nakazawa In an era when money and opportunities flow to chefs who think like corpora- tions, the year’s best restaurant came from a Bronx restaurateur’s crazy middle- of-the-night dream. Alessandro Borgognone watched “Jiro Dreams of Sushi” before bed and became determined to bring the film’s young appren- tice, Daisuke Nakazawa, to New York. It shouldn’t have worked, but it did. A meal at Mr. Nakazawa’s counter is a guided tour of the potential of simple seafood on rice to amaze. With subtle fine-tunings of temperature and seasoning, (...) 23 Commerce Street (Bedford Street) West Village, 212-924-2212 READ MORE | WEBSITE Uncle Boons Opened in the middle of a trend toward restaurants exploring recipes from Thai- land’s north and northeast, Uncle Boons skips all over the country and takes respectful liberties. The result could have been superficial, but it’s nuanced and smart. The chefs, Ann Redding and Matt Danzer, offer carefully considered breaks with Thai tradition. In their hands, shredded po- tato and melting beef cheek taste right at home in a musky, complex massaman curry, and sweetbreads are a natural fit for a rounded, rich bowl (...) 7 Spring Street (Elizabeth Street) NoLIta, 646-370-6650 READ MORE | WEBSITE 5 top restaurants7 in new yoek city Hanjan For traditional Korean food, the place to go is the far eastern reaches of Flushing, Queens. But for delicious modern interpretations of the cuisine, nothing comes close to Hooni Kim’s two packed, casual pubs. As he did at Danji, Mr. Kim split Hanjan’s small-plates menu into traditional dishes and contem- porary ones, but his flavors feel so true that you can’t always tell which is which. He turns pajeon, the flat and starchy Korean pancake, into a crunchy cloud of squid and scallion, and while the texture is completely different, (...) 36 West 26th Street Midtown South, 212-206-7226 READ MORE | WEBSITE Mighty Quinn's Barbeque If you are unlucky enough to get into an argument with some Texans over whether decent barbecue exists in New York, sit them in front of Mighty Quinn’s smoked beef rib, a wall of meat riding on a long surfboard of bone. It may not change their minds, but the sheer mass may move them to temporary silence. That will give you time to admit that the rib and the brisket at Mighty Quinn’s(...) 103 Second Avenue (Sixth Street) East Village, 212-677-3733 READ MORE | WEBSITE Pearl & Ash The wine list, with aged magnums of vintage Champagne and nine pages of Bur- gundies, reads like uptown. Yet you’re on the Bowery, and the wine director straddling the bench next to you while he runs through the pinot noirs of Clos Saron is wearing a Black Flag T-shirt. Pearl & Ash kicks down the walls that snobs have built around wine and lets the rest of us walk in. The list, whose markup philosophy might be summed up as “don’t be evil,” is as approachable as the menu. You can treat Pearl & Ash as a restaurant or a wine bar, (...) 220 Bowery (Prince Street) NoLIta, 212-837-2370 READ MORE | WEBSITE 5 top restaurants8 in new yoek city ADVERTISE E-MAIL US TO KNOW HOW 9 5 top shops in new york 5 top shops10 in new york city Nicholas Kirkwood Nicholas Kirkwood’s Meatpacking boutique, which comes complete with an outdoor garden and plenty of heels that run upwards of $1,000, is the designer’s first in the U.S. The merchandise includes Kirkwood’s seasonal col- lections of architectural heels with laser-cut details, as well as the brand’s frequent collaborations. NYC Address: 807 Washington Street, New York, NY 10014 READ MORE | WEBSITE Schutz The Brazilian brand, Schutz, is making their mark on Madison Avenue with col- orful kicks. From sky-high pumps to sneaker wedges, prices range from $125 to $300. (You could certainly do a lot worse on the UES.) Head here for shoes that use party as a verb. NYC Address: 655 Madison Ave., New York, NY 10021 READ MORE | WEBSITE Galeria Melissa Jelly-shoe lovers take heed: Sao Paulo-based Melissa offers up plastic styles in adult appro- priate silhouettes, like wedges and heels. They also love a guest designer, and counts Jason Wu, Vivienne Westwood, and Gareth Pugh among past collaborators. NYC Address: 102 Greene St, New York, NY 10012 READ MORE | WEBSITE 5 top shops 11in new york city Mondo Collection A furniture design store which is situated in the Flatiron area of Manhattan, the fashion heart of New York. It’s more than a furniture store or interior design showroom, Mondo Collection store is a space where clients can find the greatest contemporary and exclusive design furniture, lightening by DelightFULL, and leading well-known designers from all over the world. READ MORE | WEBSITE Voce Di Voce Di is a 5000 sq feet showroom, design center and contemporary gallery that brings design, art and furniture together, in Soho, NYC. READ MORE | WEBSITE 5 top shops 12in new york city 5 top Art Galleries in new york city 5 top art galleries13 in new york Sean K elly Gallery Sean Kelly Gallery, founded by British-born Sean Kelly in 1991, operated privately in SoHo until 1995. During these formative years, it estab- lished a reputation for diverse, intellectually driven, unconvention- al exhibitions. The original list of artists represented included Marina Abramović, Joseph Kosuth and Julião Sarmento, who exemplify the Gallery’s commitment to exhibiting important, challenging contemporary art. The Gallery also participates in five major in- ternational art fairs each year; (...) READ MORE | WEBSITE pace gallery Pace Gallery is a leading contemporary art gallery representing many of the most signifi- cant international artists and estates of the 20th and 21st centuries. Founded by Arne Glimcher in Boston in 1960 and led by Marc Glimcher, Pace has been a constant, vi- tal force in the art world and has introduced many renowned art- ists’ work to the public for the first time. Over the past five decades, the gallery has mounted more than 700 exhibitions, including scholarly shows that have subsequently travelled to museums, and has published near- ly 400 exhibition catalogues.
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