Posted by Rebecca Broderick on October 31, 2017 · Leave a Comment
1 / 1 ( 3 votes ) If you need to find refuge and calm amongst the commotion of Murray Hill, slide into Oka NYC – a new modern izakaya by Chef John McCarthy. Hoping to balance the essence of the izakaya with innovative cuisine, Oka’s food reflects the ease of the environment; shifting with […]
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Category Food + Drink, New York City, NYC Food + Drink, United States · Tags Izakaya, Japanese, Japanese Food, Modern Japanese, Murray Hill, New York, New York City, NY, Oka, Oka NYC
Posted by Jenny Nguyen on January 22, 2014 · Leave a Comment
Let’s say you’re reminiscing about your last trip to Thailand, when you were nursing that ice-cold beer and grazing on Thai food with that unmistakable fresh, dynamic flavor. You want to recreate that, but you’re stuck in Lower Manhattan, that concrete jungle we all know lacks quality Thai, considering every other cuisine it does so […]
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Category Food + Drink, New York City, NYC Food + Drink, United States · Tags city guide, Hotspot, New York, Nolita, NY, NYC Food & Drink, restaurant, Thai, Uncle Boons, USA
Posted by Jenny Nguyen on January 21, 2014 · Leave a Comment
1 / 1 ( 1 vote ) MAST BROTHERS CHOCOLATE, WILLIAMSBURG A must visit spot as you wander the streets of Williamsburg is Mast Brothers Chocolate, an artisanal chocolate factory and store best known for its chocolates that surely inspired Brooklyn’s now ubiquitous craft movement. We can thank founders Michael and Rick Mast for their […]
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Category Food + Drink, New York City, NYC Food + Drink, Shops, United States · Tags Chocolate, Chocolate Shop, city guide, Hotspot, Mast Brothers, Mast Brothers Chocolate, New York, NY, NYC Food & Drink, NYC Shopping, Shop, shopping, USA, Williamsburg
Posted by Jenny Nguyen on January 19, 2014 · Leave a Comment
If you’ve been following us on Instagram, you’ll know that I’m often hanging out at the gigs, DJ sets and live music events of our favourite musicians and artists. So you could say we know a thing or two about what makes a live music venue stand out in NYC and after the London Grammar gig this […]
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Category New York City, Nightlife, NYC Nightlife, United States · Tags Baby’s All Right, bar, city guide, Concert Venue, Hotspot, Live Music, Music Venue, New York, Nightlife, NY, NYC Nightlife, USA
Posted by Jenny Nguyen on January 18, 2014 · Leave a Comment
It’s easy to miss this unassuming New York Institution as you walk past it on 11th Street. If it’s happened before, don’t let it happen again because inside this imaginative, whimsy specialty store you will suddenly realise what you’ve needed all this time ”“ high-quality unique rubber stamps and ink pads in all the colours […]
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Category New York City, NYC Shops, Shops, United States · Tags Casey Rubber Stamps, city guide, Hotspot, New York, Novelty Store, NY, NYC Shopping, Shop, shopping, USA
Posted by Jenny Nguyen on January 17, 2014 · Leave a Comment
Cult shopping mecca and high concept mega-boutique Dover Street Market hailing from London and Tokyo has finally opened a New York City Branch in Kips Bay. Rei Kawakubo, the designer behind Comme Des Garcons has curated the seven-storey wonderland for lovers of avant-garde, boundary pushing fashion into what she calls “beautiful chaos” ”“ I couldn’t […]
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Category New York City, NYC Shops, Shops, United States · Tags city guide, Comme Des Garcons, Concept Store, Dover Street Market, Dover Street Market New York, Fashion, Hotspot, New York, NY, NYC Shopping, Rei Kawakubo, Shop, shopping, USA
Posted by Jenny Nguyen on November 23, 2013 · Leave a Comment
1 / 1 ( 7 votes ) Everyone knows New York City is a mecca for art with all of its museums, galleries and art centres but not everyone knows where to look for it beyond the city’s more obvious and famous institutions. That’s why I decided to call upon art expert, Sara Schifano to […]
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Category Arts + Culture, Features, New York City, NYC Arts + Culture, NYC Features, United States · Tags Alan Reid, art, Bushwick, Casey Kaplan, Chadwick Rantanen, Chelsea, city guide, contemporary art, Curator, David Adamo, Diego Perrone, Dieter Roth, Editor, Gallery, Hauser & Wirth, Ian Tweedy, Jonathan Monk, Journalist, LES, Liam Gillick, Lisa Cooley, Lower East Side, Marco Antonini, Martin Creed, museum, Nathan Carter, New York, NURTUREart, NY, Paul McCarthy, Sara Schifano, Scott Reeder, Sean Kennedy, Shinsuke Aso, travel guide, Untitled, USA
Posted by Jenny Nguyen on October 8, 2013 · Leave a Comment
1 / 1 ( 4 votes ) There’s something very new and exciting happening over here at meltingbutter.com. We’re launching a new section called “The Curators” where we’ve hand selected the most interesting and creative tastemakers from cities all over the world to give us a little insight into what makes them, their work and […]
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Category Features, New York City, NYC Features, NYC Shops, Shops, United States · Tags ABC Carpet & Home, Baggu, Brooklyn, city guide, Curator, Flatiron, Fresh Kills, Furniture, holiday planning, holidays, Home ware, Interiors, Interview, Kiosk, Manhattan, Marcus Hay, MoMa, MoMa Design Store, New York, NY, Ochre, Piero Fornasetti, shopping, SoHo, Steven Alan, Steven Alan Home Shop, Styling, travel guide, Tribeca, Union Square, USA, Williamsburg
Posted by Jenny Nguyen on September 21, 2013 · Leave a Comment
It’s been about 6 months since our last NYC restaurant round up”¦ in New York time that is worth at least a year’s worth of restaurant research! So, it’s time for a new round up of 10 of our favourite meltingbutter.com restaurant haunts. Some of these restaurants are new, some are old, some are hotspots […]
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Category Features, New York City, NYC Features, NYC Food + Drink, United States · Tags best restaurants, Brooklyn, Casa, city guide, degustation, East Village, Estela, Fort Greene, Google maps, hidden gems, holiday planning, holidays, Madiba, Manhattan, Miss Lily’s, New York, Nolita, NY, nyc restaurants, restaurants, Robataya, Roman’s, Sobakoh, Spicy Village, The Musket Room, travel guide, USA, West Village Chinatown
Posted by Jenny Nguyen on August 23, 2013 · Leave a Comment
It’s been just over a year living in NYC now and admittedly; it’s been the drunkest year of my life. I’m not really sure who I should be blaming for this”¦ Myself? My friends? The plethora of watering holes in the city? Probably all three (not that there’s even anything wrong with some responsibly drunken […]
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Category Features, New York City, NYC Features, NYC Nightlife, United States · Tags Angel’s Share, Attaboy, bar, bars, best bars, Brooklyn, brooklynites, Bushwick, city guide, club, Decibel, dinner drinks, East Village, Elsa, Google maps, Greenpoint, holiday planning, holidays, Kinfolk Studios, LES, Lower East Side, Manhattan, Mother’s Ruin, New York, Nolita, NY, nyc bars, quality establishments, Sake Bar Decibel, The Narrows, Torst, travel guide, USA, Von, watering holes, Willamsburg, Wythe Hotel