One of, if not the best neighborhood bars in HK. An owner that values his customers both regular and passing through. Very friendly group of regulars and the best prices anywhere in NYC.
Another Japanese import in NYC. One of the best ramen joints in the city in this reviewers humble opinion. Karaka’men 👍🏻. Always a wait if 45/60 minutes so out your name down and come back later
Great venue for a show. Smallest stadium show you’ll ever witness. Avoid the extreme sides as they’re obstructed view and not within the sound range of any of the amps. Great food and drink options.
Really good NY pizza slice place in Chelsea. Their meatball is great, as is the sausage. Friendly staff and the price is comparatively good for the area.
Great venue for a show. Easily reached from elsewhere in BK and from Manhattan. View from the front is obviously great but there’s mezzanine on either side as well as a raised area toward the back.
Who doesn’t like paying $120 to wait in line for 75 minutes for a ride that lasts 3 minutes?!! It’s fun though, I guess.
I love me some BBQ and this place was really really good on the brisket. Mixed cut (lean/fatty) brisket, and burnt ends with burnt end beans. Yes, all of the brisket! Delicious.
It was fine as a place to have a beer but as an Irishman in the US it’s hard to like Irish bars when comparing to what we have back home.
Great alternative to the numerous Cirque shows around the strip. A very small, intimate big top behind Caesar’s to display some feats of acrobatic skill, as well as. hefty dose of (blue) humor. Do it!
By far my favorite fast food burger. Quality is always top-notch and the price point is unbeatable. Try a double-double, animal style with chopped chilies and some animal-style fries to boot.
Tiny tiny multi venue for the smaller artists. Stage 2 is very small and intimate. Good sound and you’re pretty much in touching distance of the stage. Get there early and snag a table upstairs.
It’s pretty interesting walking around spotting the stars you know and love (as well as those you don’t). It’s a pretty seedy area overall, not as nice as is made out in film and on TV.
They’ve got all the fondues! Start with a thick & melty cheese w/ croutons & salad to dip then move on to oil or broth w/ meat of choice to dip & finish off w/ dark/milk choc & assortment of fruits.
Traditional Dublin pub in a kind of hidden part of town, although most Dubliners know where it is. Great spot for Guinness that would be on most locals’ top 5/10 for a pint of the black stuff.
Expensive but beautiful hotel. Very boutiquey. Minibar included! Granted it’s not a fully stocked minibar but still, it’s included. Comfy hilton bed. 😬
Quiet nice lunch spot for ramen. It’s a kind of fast foody type place but very good for a quick lunch. The spicy is not that spicy so heat lovers or those that dabble in the heat sciences have no fear
Really nice brisket pho. Tasty broth and loaded with toppings. Best (only) pho i’ve ever had in London. Would recommend though.
Avoid the madness of LHR or the commute to LGW or STN. Go to LCY! Granted there’s limited destinations and airlines but it’s so handy.
Love this place. Bit of nostalgia for me, bit of my obsession with BBQ & bit of my love for a large selection of beers. I always do brisket & it’s good here, likewise the beans & the house hot sauce.
Quickly in and quickly out. Pre-check line is usually fine and the options airside are plentiful in terms of food and drink.
Pretty good for what it is. I’m not a big fan of the a la cart burger places (I’m more of a traditionalist) but what I had was really good and they’ve a wide variety of beer available too. Do it!
Beautiful digs to have in a decent part of the city. The building is old but very well maintained. Lobby is laced with old-world charm & the rooms are big and well-appointed. Typical comfy Hilton bed.
This is downstairs by our Chicago office & is a super option for lunch. Brisket (in between) platter with beans (‘stead of slaw), pickles and cornbread won’t steer you wrong. KC sauce has a nice spice
Another nice alternative to the DD/Starbucks duopoly. Nice baristas and above average espresso coffees.
Decent food/drink options while waiting on a connecting flight. Allow plenty of walking time between A, B, C and D gates, it's a longer walk than you may think.
Friendly staff. Decent option to kill a bit of time between flights or to re-arrange travel after your second cancelled flight! They have a separate line for rushed takeout orders which is great!
