The NYC Holiday Window Displays 2026: Where and When to See Them
Plan your route through the best department store windows, light shows and festive stops in Manhattan this season.
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Plan your route through the best department store windows, light shows and festive stops in Manhattan this season.
Twenty cookies worth crossing the city for, from Levain's six-ounce chocolate chip and Red Gate's toffee cookie to black and whites on the Upper East Side and pignoli by the pound in the Bronx.
Where to drink matcha made properly in New York, from a Greenpoint tea counter and an East Village stone mill to single-cultivar shots in Nolita, plus what "ceremonial grade" actually means.
Find your muse at these quiet, inspiring nooks across the city, from stunning public library reading rooms to cozy cafes that actually tolerate laptops.
Master the art of handmade pasta, perfect sushi rolls, or classic French pastry with these hands-on culinary workshops.
Upgrade your apartment aesthetic with curated finds from the city's top home design boutiques, vintage furniture shops, and tableware havens.
Support print media by browsing the incredible selections at these dedicated independent newsstands, bookstores, and specialty shops.
Get your hands dirty and channel your inner artist at these welcoming ceramic studios across the five boroughs.
Tired of working from your apartment? We found the best coffee shops, hotel lobbies, and public spaces to open your laptop.
From affordable neighborhood hand-roll counters to life-changing luxury omakase, New York has it all.
Skip the cooking and cleaning this November by booking a table at these exceptional New York restaurants.
From storied piano lounges on the Upper East Side to cinematic rooftops downtown, these are the New York hotel bars worth the trip, whether you're checking in or not.
From the Village basements where the music was invented to Brooklyn listening rooms with a donation jar, here is where to hear live jazz in New York now.
Thirteen rooftops worth the elevator ride, from 64 floors above Wall Street to a Rockaway deck facing the Atlantic, with straight notes on prices, lines and dress codes.
The lines, the bag checks, the final-sale fine print and the venues that matter. A practical guide to buying designer clothes at a fraction of retail in NYC.