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Midtown is world-famous for its landmarks, but the neighborhood also offers smaller treasures like couture, pan-ethnic cuisine and handcrafted housewares. by matthew schneier read more.
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West Village
Visit the area's boutiques, restaurants and clubs.
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Great Fall Foliage Spots
Find beautiful trees and leaves in the five boroughs.
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Upper West Side
High culture meets renowned delis, exotic stores and more.
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New Restaurants
Bar Henry, The Garden, Maialino, Qi and Sushi UO.
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Free in NYC
Something fun and free to do every day of the week.
HOTELS
luxe life lives again
by James Gaddy
With a three-year restoration complete, the Plaza's iconic public spaces reveal the inspired vision and design acumen behind this historic NYC landmark.
KIDS
museum of chinese in america
by Caitlin Brody, Time Out New York contributor
Golden dragons, lion statues and inspiring stories about Chinese-Americans in NYC will wow young viewers at MOCA's new Centre Street location. Brought to you by Time Out New York.
DINING
holiday planning
by Sandra Plasse, Time Out New York contributor
Want to make your Thanksgiving and Christmas plans before all the good stuff sells out? Time Out New York has some ideas.
SHOPPING
on the town
by Rebecca Prusinowski, Paper magazine contributor
The latest in Manhattan shopping: military garb at Kai D; vintage and designer wear at A Little Wicked; Tommy Hilfiger's new digs on Fifth Avenue; and more. Brought to you by Papermag.com
NIGHTLIFE
whiskey town
by Craig Bridger
With colder weather, it's natural to crave a single malt (or two). We sampled some of the City's best bars for sipping spirits and picked nine favorites. A word of caution: don't try them all at once.
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
fall broadway preview
by Joel Canfield
The upcoming theatre season promises hot-topic plays, beloved musicals, such award-winning playwrights as David Mamet and Tracy Letts, and marquee actors, from Jude Law to Julia Stiles.
NIGHTLIFE
drinking on the down low
by Laura Kusnyer
The drinking dens that host the City's oft-whispered-about undercover nightlife scene are out there—you just have to know where to find them.
DINING
a taste of tokyo
by Kathleen Squires
From kaiseki and yakitori to shabu shabu and robatayaki, the City's Japanese restaurants offer plenty of fare that goes way beyond sushi.
DINING
go fish: 9 nyc seafood restaurants
by David Kaufman
The City's obsession with shellfish has hit new heights, with seafood eateries springing up all over town. Whether you're looking for a raw bar or a deep-fried oyster po'boy, here are a few fresh places (and some classic spots) to try.
HOTELS
here to stay: 6 hip nyc hotels
by David Kaufman
A new crop of hotels, ranging from affordable to haute chic to everything in between, is opening in the City, presenting a cutting-edge palette of accommodations to travelers.
EVENTS
ny400: a yearlong celebration
Henry Hudson arrived in New York Harbor four centuries ago. The City will mark the occasion with a series of events celebrating the continuing Dutch influence on New York. Come join the 400th anniversary celebration.
ESSENTIALS
visit 9 in '09: explore nyc's diverse neighborhoods
From Staten Island's Little Sri Lanka to the Bronx's Little Italy, a wide range of international flavors can be found across the City's five boroughs.
VOLUNTEERING
nyc service campaign for volunteerism
by Sophie Roberts
Want to lend a helping hand? NYC Service connects New Yorkers with more than 700 organizations throughout the five boroughs.
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