Cool place to check out, and always something worth seeing, but sometimes the exhibits inside don’t level up to the architecture of the building.
Great dive bar by the canal - good for cheap drinks and long and languid late night conversations.
A fascinating historic mansion that is stunning and also a monument to a specific type of American greed.
Beautiful historic home with neat grounds overlooking the ocean. Be sure to check out the faux-Chinese pavilion.
Beautiful property with spacious rooms overlooking the bay. Just as nice in the quiet off-season. A drink on the lawn is a must whatever the weather.
Great venue for sports - feels pretty intimate for an arena and there is great food options.
Good beer on tap makes for a nice place for a weekend afternoon stop when running errands.
Beautiful Art Deco gem of a venue- only problem is that with tight union rules you often miss out on encores.
Good small rooftop bar near Grand Central that is good for taking out of town guests staying around Times Square.
One of the bigger theaters on Broadway with pretty decent sightlines from any seat.
Great theater for musicals. Close to the action but you can see the whole stage.
Beautiful old historic hotel with nice luxurious rooms. Bar is fantastic and justly famous for the sazerac. Location is a bit out of the way but fine to have a little peace and quiet in the big easy
It’s expensive but raid the prepared and frozen food and you won’t have to cook on crazy days.
Decent Italian for pre-theater dining. Food doesn’t quite live up to the architecture, but it’s good as are the cocktails.
Crowded beach - better off at the little beach a few blocks south - Quieter and better tide pools.
Neat little trail in between housing developments up on high. Cool little creek and lots of animals (snakes, lizards, birds) to check out.
Huge long and deep beach with very easy parking. Waves can be a bit unpredictable at low tide.
