Dog-owning New Yorkers (as well as dog-loving folks that don’t have pets of their own) know just how tricky it can be to find bars that allow canines. Restaurants that will host canines are often even harder to track down, but, yes, they do exist. For the most part, pet-friendly dining and drinking joints only allow dogs outdoors, be it at sidewalk tables or on backyard patios. Some on this list, however, let them inside, too, while others have special menus just for dogs.

If you were wondering what New York City looks like on “lock-down” due to Corona Virus - this is it.

Empty streets, stores, and parks - despite the gorgeous Spring weather.

While the spendy sushi trend doesn’t look to be slowing down any time soon, the good news is that all this stellar seafood is inspiring heathy competition among local chefs, yielding a new slew of restaurants that strive to serve great fish at an accessible price.

I cross-referenced articles posted on Michelin, Zagat, Open Table, and so many other publications when putting this list together and was honestly horrified by what places they were recommending. I’m here to tell you the truth - this list is the REAL DEAL. You’re welcome.

Take advantage of the four-ish months of the year that aren't freezing with my guide to NYC's best restaurants with outdoor seating.

Long Island City is a revitalized industrial area along the East River in Queens known for its gleaming high-rises with sweeping views of Manhattan where innovative art galleries and performance spaces, as well as pockets of trendy bars and restaurants, appeal to local artists and young professionals.

TBT to my NYU days when I lived in the east village and having dollar beers at the 13th Step was the best way to spend a Tuesday night.

If you’ve ever lived in New York City, you know what it is like to live in a constant state of feeling like you need a massage and a cocktail. Sometimes you just gotta give in. Treat yourself. take a break. You know these spa’s are calling your name.