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New Bars and Clubs in New York
The Crosby Bar (pictured) brings a dose of Brit-infused sophistication to Soho, while Le Souk Harem sets up shop near NYU with North African-themed swank, hookahs and cocktails galore; we've got 10 brand-new bar reviews plus the scoop on Brinkley's, Highlands and more new spots where the paint has barely dried. Whether it's a tough door in Chelsea or that promising neighborhood pub in Williamsburg, if it's new and it's notable, you can find it here.
NYC’s 7 Best Pumpkin Dishes
New York restaurants are proving that pumpkins aren’t just for picking, carving and smashing; they’re also for eating. And they've carved out quite a place for themselves in the culinary world. From breakfast to dessert and casual to gourmet, tasty pumpkin dishes abound. So squash your preconceived notions about this gourd, and read on for the scoop on seven restaurants that are doing great things with pumpkins.
New Restaurants in New York
Bill's Bar and Burger draws MePa carnivores with a custom Pat LaFrieda burger blend (pictured); plus San Domenico is reborn near Madison Square Park as SD26, Chef Franklin Becker serves gourmet American classics at Abe & Arthur's and Mathieu Palombino takes over the old Una Pizza Napoletana space with Motorino. Whether you love discovering obscure ethnic joints in Brooklyn and Queens or schmoozing at Soho's latest A-list spot, you'll find something to love in our list of New York City's top 10 new restaurants.
Last-Minute Group Dinners in New York
Your party of two has unexpectedly turned into a party of five, and now you need to find a restaurant that can accommodate you for dinner tonight without a reservation. Disinviting people isn't the answer--picking the right restaurant is. These five spacious New York restaurants can usually seat groups of walk-ins at the last minute without too long of a wait. So tell a friend to bring a friend, and get ready to eat! (Photo: Hill Country)
New Hotels in New York
The Crosby Street Hotel (pictured) brings U.K. chic to NYC, while Brooklyn gets a dose of high-end comfort at the stylish and modern Hotel le Bleu. From discount to deluxe, bourgeois to boutique, get the lowdown on where to stay in New York with our guide to the latest and greatest hotels.
New York City’s 5 Best Egg Dishes
How do you like your eggs? Scrambled, sunny-side up or topped with caviar? We at Citysearch take our eggs very seriously, so we scoured the city looking for the most inventive and tasty takes on this humble, oft overlooked ingredient. Get ready for a serious protein fix, because the things these five New York restaurants do with the incredible, edible egg are light-years beyond the omelet. (Photo: egg caviar at Jean Georges)
New York Thanksgiving Planner 2009
Celebrate Thanksgiving in New York in style, whether you're planning to dine out at a restaurant, cook your own feast at home or have a gourmet meal catered. Thanks to our guide you've got everything you need to make your family's Thanksgiving holiday tryptophan-tastic! (Photo: Shutterstock)
Open Mics in New York
So you think you can ___? You know you’re a star; it’s just the casting agents, record producers and literary agents who don’t know it yet. Don’t wait to be discovered! Polish up on your best joke, song or other talent and head to one of these five New York bars, clubs and cafes that offer open mic nights--it just might be your ticket out of waiting tables!
Bartenders Dish on NYC's Worst Cocktails
We’ve downed some gross drinks in our day, but we figured New York’s finest bartenders have seen things we’ve never even imagined. We were right. Brace yourself for the answers five New York City bartenders gave in response to the question, “What’s the most disgusting drink you’ve ever served?” (Photo: Meghan Taylor at Bar 82)
NYC's Best Sports Bars
From the pre-season to the playoffs, these top New York sports bars (and the booze they serve) will make you feel like a winner on game day, no matter the fate of your favorite team. So rally your friends and gear up for a day filled with fried food, beer and cheering. (Photo: SideBar)

