Posted by Nina Fitton on September 25, 2014 · Leave a Comment
Matt Whiley is a bit of a cocktail celeb here in London. With bars such as Talented Mr. Fox and Purl under his belt, he’s known for his experimental approach to mixology. In fact it’s common for his bars to look more like science labs, with bottles and potions bubbling and steaming behind the bar, […]
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Category London, London Nightlife, Nightlife, United Kingdom · Tags Bethnal Green, city guide, Cocktail Bar, cocktails, England, Experimental Cocktails, London, London Nightlife, Matt Whiley, Peg + Patriot, UK
Posted by Jenny Nguyen on September 24, 2014 · Leave a Comment
Mimi Cheng’s Dumplings NYC is a dumpling house owned by 20-something year old sisters Hannah and Marian Cheng who are turning out the freshest, lightest homemade dumplings in the city. You won’t find any dirty dumplings at Mimi Cheng’s ”“ only clean healthy ones made from their mother’s secret recipe using pasture-raised meat from Fleishers […]
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Category Food + Drink, New York City, NYC Food + Drink, United States · Tags Chinese, city guide, Dumplings, East Village, Manhattan, Mimi Cheng’s, Mimi Cheng’s Dumplings, Mini Cheng’s NYC, New York, NYC, NYC Food & Drink, Taiwanese
Posted by Jenny Nguyen on September 23, 2014 · Leave a Comment
(This article by Jenny Nguyen-Barron was first published in ForbesLife. To read the full article, click here) New York City is full of restaurants offering sophisticated food, wine and ambiance, but it’s the exceptional ones that can take it to the next level by visually delighting diners with exquisitely prepared dishes. Their artful dishes oblige […]
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Category Features, Food + Drink, New York City, NYC Features, NYC Food + Drink, United States · Tags Artful Food, Blue Ribbon Sushi NYC, Brushstroke NYC, city guide, Contra NYC, Manhattan, Navy NYC, New York, NYC, NYC Restaurant Guide, nyc restaurants, restaurant, The Musket Room, The Musket Room NYC
Posted by Jenny Nguyen on September 22, 2014 · Leave a Comment
1 / 1 ( 1 vote ) A word of advice for anyone looking to seriously impress a date – take them to ChikaLicious NYC, a high-end dessert tasting bar with Japanese finesse and they’ll be yours in no time. And don’t worry, the words “high-end” refer only to the exquisite desserts on offer, not […]
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Category Food + Drink, New York City, NYC Food + Drink, United States · Tags ChikaLicious, ChikaLicious Dessert Bar, ChikaLicious NYC, city guide, Dessert, Dessert Bar, Dessert House, East Village, Japanese, Manhattan, New York, NYC, NYC Food & Drink
Posted by Mel Yap on September 20, 2014 · Leave a Comment
Better known for its thriving community of rugged hipsters, food aficionados and creative talent, Brooklyn is fast becoming a hub of high fashion. Jen Mankins, owner of Bird boutique, has decided to keep it in the Brooklyn family with her third (and largest) boutique in Williamsburg. Like many places in the area, the boutique also […]
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Category New York City, NYC Shops, Shops, United States · Tags Bird, Bird Boutique, Bird NYC, boutique, Brooklyn, city guide, Cool shop, Fashion, Japanese Design, Jen Mankins, New York, NYC, NYC Shopping, Scandinavian Design, Shop Bird, shopping, USA, Williamsburg
Posted by Jenny Nguyen on September 19, 2014 · Leave a Comment
Inside the cloistered environs of The High Line Hotels’ gothic style building sits Intelligentsia’s first NYC café. The beloved Chicago-based roaster has burrowed itself comfortably inside the hotel’s dark wood lobby, which dates back to 1895. On a sunny day, discerning coffee lovers looking for a quality cup of Joe and a place for quiet […]
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Category Food + Drink, New York City, NYC Food + Drink, United States · Tags Cafe, Chelsea, city guide, coffee, good coffee, High Line, High Line Hotel, Hotel, Intelligentsia Coffee, Intelligentsia High Line Hotel, Manhattan, New York, NYC, nyc design hotspot, NYC Food & Drink
Posted by Jenny Nguyen on September 18, 2014 · Leave a Comment
(This article by Jenny Nguyen-Barron first appeared in ForbesLife. Click here to read the original) Perhaps, like me, you’ve wondered what it’s like to be part of the old-world French aristocracy summering in the South of France. I envision days spent strolling amongst the heartbreaking natural beauty of hillside Provence within the private grounds of […]
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Category Food + Drink, France, Hotels, Provence, Provence Food + Drink, Provence Hotels · Tags Boutique Hotel, city guide, Domaine de la Baume, Domaine de la Baume Provence, France, Hotel, interior design, Jocelyne Sibuet, Luxury Hotel, Provence, Provence Design Hotspots, Provence Hotels, South of France, Tourtour
Posted by Jonathan Velardi on September 17, 2014 · Leave a Comment
Considered to be Tate Modern’s slightly more traditional sibling, Tate Britain is London’s treasured home of British art that can be found directly on the Thames between Pimlico’s Georgian splendour and the political grandeur of Westminster. The museum houses the national collection of British art from the sixteenth century through to the present day including […]
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Category Arts + Culture, London, London Arts + Culture, Uncategorized, United Kingdom · Tags Art Museum, British Art, city guide, contemporary art, England, London, London Architecture, London Arts + Culture, London Design Hotspot, Millbank, Modern Art, museum, Tate Britain, UK
Posted by Jenny Nguyen on September 17, 2014 · Leave a Comment
(May 21st 2015: Unfortunately, following a recent visit to Two Hands NYC, Melting Butter no longer recommends the cafe’s food or service) Two Hands NYC is that bright, airy café that you would typically find right by a beautiful Sydney beach. You know the ones – where the coffee is always good, the food is simply […]
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Category Food + Drink, New York City, NYC Food + Drink, United States · Tags Australian Coffee NYC, Cafe, Chinatown, city guide, coffee, good coffee, Manhattan, New York, Nolita, NYC, nyc design hotspot, NYC Food & Drink, Two Hands, Two Hands NYC
Posted by Mel Yap on September 15, 2014 · Leave a Comment
Along with NYC’s fast growing antipodean population comes with it Australia’s favorite cultural past time and its best export – coffee. Inspired by the laid-back Australian lifestyle – unpretentious with a slick decor to boot, Brunswick Café is a recent addition on the NYC coffee scene and it’s fast becoming a neighborhood gem. Its menu […]
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Category Food + Drink, New York City, NYC Food + Drink, United States · Tags Australian, Australian Coffee, Brooklyn, Brunswick Café, Brunswick Café NYC, Cafe, city guide, coffee, good coffee, New York, NYC, NYC Food & Drink, Prospect Park, Third Wave Coffee, USA