A Coffee Shop with a Nautical TwistStone Street Coffee in Chelsea seems unremarkable—until you notice the porthole-shaped window on its side wall. Push the unmarked door, and you’ll enter Bathtub Gin, a Prohibition-inspired speakeasy where the cocktails are as dramatic as the backstory. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Ut elit tellus, luctus nec […]
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Midtown’s Best-Kept SecretAmid the honking cabs and towering skyscrapers of Midtown, there’s a place where the roar of the city dissolves into the soothing crash of water. Greenacre Park, a sliver of serenity on East 51st Street, hides a 25-foot cascading waterfall designed to drown out urban chaos. Built in 1971 by philanthropist Abby Rockefeller Mauzé, […]
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A Museum Smaller Than Your ApartmentCortlandt Alley in TriBeCa is a graffiti-slathered backstreet best known as a filming site for The Godfather and West Side Story. But wedged between dumpsters and fire escapes is Mmuseumm, a “museum of modern relics” housed in a freight elevator the size of a parking spot. Founded by filmmaker Alex Kalman, this micro-gallery celebrates […]
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