COMMEMORATIVE JOURNAL

COMMEMORATIVE JOURNAL

CONCIERGECHOICEAWARDS.COM

2014-2015

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congratulate

all of the winners and nominees.

We honor the

New York City Association

of Hotel Concierges

for creating

the Concierge Choice Awards.

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2014

NYCAHC ExECutivE BoArd

On behalf of the Board of Directors and Membership of the New York City Association

of Hotel Concierges (NYCAHC), I am delighted to congratulate and welcome our

nominees and winners to the 8th annual Concierge Choice Awards (CCA).

These professional business partners and their award nominations were truly

exceptional. Their accomplishments should be looked to as true examples of

service excellence. It is our great pleasure to honor you. And we thank you for your

continued partnership, collaboration, and dedication in creating wonderful memories

for our guests.

Lastly, a special acknowledgment to the CCA committee for their hard work in

creating yet another successful event.

In Service Through Friendship,

Loida Diaz

Concierge

The Trump International Hotel and Tower

President

New York City Association of Hotel Concierges

Loida Diaz / Trump International Hotel and Tower • President

James Lamboglia / The Plaza Hotel • Vice President

Francisco Andeliz / The Chatwal • Secretary

Raita Sawai / Kitano New York • Treasurer

Bogna Flynn / The Westin Grand Central • Public Relations

John Janusz / Waldorf Astoria • Membership

David Almada / W Hotel New York • Social Coordinator

Domenic Alfonzetti / InterContinental The Barclay • Advisor

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Welcome to the Concierge Choice Awards!

With tonight’s ceremony, we celebrate eight years of partnership with the New York City

Association of Hotel Concierges in recognizing the crème de la crème of the New York

City tourism industry.

And who better than our city’s concierges to honor those who leave an indelible mark on

so many visitors’ trips to the Big Apple?

As publishers of City Guide and Promenade magazines, it has been Davler Media Group’s

honor to organize this dinner, and to prepare the program you hold in your hands. Not

only does it recognize 2014’s winners and nominees — it serves as a handy reference

guide to many of our city’s best stores, restaurants, nightlife destinations, tours,

attractions, and more.

Visit conciergechoiceawards.com to see pictures from tonight’s event and past

ceremonies, and recommend some of your favorite businesses for consideration in next

year’s awards. This year there were over 200 submissions, resulting in our most diverse

group of nominees to date.

Lastly, we would like to salute all the nominees and winners, and are proud to make a

contribution to the Les Clef’s d’Or Foundation and NYCAHC Charitable Fund.

Congratulations to all,

David L. Miller

Chief Executive Officer

Davler Media Group

Davler Media Group

www.ConciergeChoiceAwards.com

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We, the CCA event committee for the Concierge Choice Awards and members

of the New York City Association of Hotel Concierges, are delighted to partner

once again with DAVLER MEDIA GROUP for our eighth annual CCA event.

Congratulations to all of the nominees. We are proud to recognize you for your

contributions to TOURISM and to the NYCAHC. We feel you are all winners.

The nominees and winners have all been selected by the members of the

Concierge Association and it gives us great pleasure

to honor you as the Concierge Choice for 2014.

On behalf of the nominating committee and the New York City Association of

Hotel Concierges, thank you for being our partners each and every day to make

New York City the city of choice.

Janet Barbash

Davler Media Group / CCA Event Organizer

2014

CCA EvENt CoMMittEE

Mary Murphy

Omni Berkshire Hotel/Co-Founder

Frederick Bigler

Peninsula Hotel/Co-Founder

Domenic Alfonzetti

InterContinental The Barclay

David Almada

W Hotel New York

Tom Bell

Dream Hotel Downtown

Michael Bordenick

Surrey Hotel

Kathleen Nugent

Loews Regency

Anya Orlanska

Benjamin Hotel

Rebecca Stolcz

Davler Media Group

Susanne Carter

Ritz-Carlton Central Park

Morgan Jae Cohen

James Hotel Soho

Marco De Los Rios

W Hotel New York

Bogna Flynn

Westin Grand Central

Jonathan Henthorne

Waldorf=Astoria

Kevin Howard

Hotel Plaza Athenee

Claudia Iluc

Pierre, A Taj Hotel

Sergio Nieto

InterContinental Barclay

www.ConciergeChoiceAwards.com


2014

NYCAHC membersHip

The Benjamin Hotel

Gina Bianco

Anya Orlanska [LCD] [CC]

Sarah Pesek [LCD]

The Carlyle Hotel

Stephanie Matthei [LCD]

Dwight Owsley [LCD] [CC]

Robert Delorenzo [LCD]

The Chatwal Hotel

Francisco Andeliz [LCD] [BOD]

Pierre Delgado

Hotel Chandler

Charlie Loor [CC]

Dream Hotel

Kevin Edwards

The Four Seasons Hotel

Steven R. Bagley [LCD]

Helen Chedra [LCD]

Josephine Danielson [LCD] [CC]

Reynald Gillamac [LCD]

David Harney [LCD]

Adeliza Perez [LCD] [NTP]

Randy Ross

Johannes Schaafsma [LCD]

Austin Herzing

Rodman Richter

Tina McLelland

Gansevoort Park Hotel

Abrahm Valdez

Gramercy Park Hotel

Joy Mishani

Aisha Thomas [LCD]

Hilton New York Towers

Rosa Arias

Coralie LeBruno

Carolina Rosado

Jackie Rosado

Hotel Plaza Athenee

Rick Cook [LCD] [CC]

Kevin Howard [LCD]

Anthony Silva

Anabela Moumdijan

InterContinental The Barclay Hotel

Domenic Alfonzetti [LCD] [CC] [PP] [BOD]

Scott Christy

Sergio Nieto

Iroquois Hotel

Vanessa Torruellas [CC]

James Hotel Soho

Morgan Jae Cohen [CC]

JW Marriott Essex House

Raphael Oliveira

Kevin Oakes

David Rahner

Kimberly Hotel

Peter Johnson [LCD] [CC]

Kitano Hotel

Yasuyuki Kojima [LCD] [CC]

Keiko Purcell

Raita Sawai [LCD] [BOD]

Le Parker Meridien Hotel

Juan Santamaria

Suzana Morrialle

Jae Stein-Grainger

Loews Regency Hotel

Kathleen Nugent [LCD] [CC]

David Moreno [LCD] [CC]

Ela Orosova [NTP]

The Lowell Hotel

John Mark Hopkins [LCD] [CC]

Keoni Boyer [CC] [BOD]

Madison Hotel

Karen Shor [LCD] [CC]

Mandarin Oriental New York

Kenneth Abisror [LCD] [CC] [NTP]

Bill Hawkins [NTP]

Steve Grillo [LCD]

Joel Lowden [LCD]

Caroline Rutkowski[LCD]

Thomas Somboonchoke

Daniel Watts [LCD]

Gabriela Popeti [LCD]

The Mark Hotel

Isabelle Hogan [LCD] [CC]

Julieta Swanson [LCD]

Hotel Mela

John-Paul Palace

Michelangelo Hotel

James Jolis [LCD] [CC]

Millennium Broadway

Philip Accorso

Erika Mercado

Gloria Morgan [LCD]

Morgans Hotel

Todd Burke [CC]

New York Palace Hotel

Jimmy G. Azbite [LCD]

Ani Bedrossian

Diego Chinigo [LCD]

Isabella M. Ibragimov [LCD]

Carolyn Innocenzi [LCD] [CC]

Gunter Kleemann [PP] [LCD] [CC]

Bill Todt [LCD]

Rene Moran

Night Hotel Times Square

Ana Jankovic


NY Marriott Marquis Hotel

Alejandra De Los Santos

Nelson Diaz [LCD]

Polina Roze [LCD]

Novotel Hotel

Fouad Kawtari

Omni Berkshire Place

Kevin C Edmonds [LCD]

Beatriz McGowen [LCD] [CC]

Mary Murphy [PP][LCD]

Park Hyatt New York

Regena Falling [LCD]

Michael Sinatra

The Peninsula Hotel

Faisel Abbasi [LCD]

Peter Antonio [LCD]

Fredrick Bigler [LCD] [CC]

Tasir Bukhari [LCD]

Cecilia Clauzier [LCD]

Richard Meegan [LCD]

Victoria Mortensen [LCD]

The Pierre, A Taj Hotel

Maurice Dancer [LCD] [CC] [PP]

Abraham Guzman [LCD]

Ivette Munroe [NTP]

Claudia Iluc

William D. Hinds [CC] [NTP]

The Plaza Hotel

Roel Francisco [LCD]

Hatsumi Komiya-Lee

James Lamboglia [LCD] [BOD]

Juliet Markowitz

Raphael Pallais [LCD] [CC]

William Salvas

Melody Williamson [LCD]

The Pod Hotel

Kaira Sperduto

Renaissance New York Hotel 57

William Bravo [SO]

Renaissance Times Square Hotel

Omar Bennett

Divina Gouvatsos

Christine Spencer [LCD] [CC] [NTP]

Ritz Carlton Battery Park

Jay Serio [LCD]

Ritz Carlton Central Park

Susanne Carter [LCD] [CC]

George Domenick [LCD] [NTP]

Sumi Iqbal [LCD]

Maria McDonald [LCD] [PP]

Kerri Donnelly-Callender [LCD]

Daniel Perez [LCD]

Brian Pierce [LCD]

Salisbury Hotel

Pedro Munoz [LCD] [CC]

Sheraton New York Hotel & Towers

Lazaro Hernandez

The Sherry Netherland

Renee Mafaro

Sofitel Hotel

Vladimir Umansky [LCD] [CC]

Rajae Belghazi

St. Regis Hotel

Jon Adler [LCD]

Frank Albrezzi [LCD] [NTP]

Robert Geist [LCD]

Peter Kent [LCD]

Harald Mootz [LCD] [NTP] [PP]

Annah Pelin [LCD] [NTP]

Maria Wittorp-deJonge [CC] [LCD]

The Surrey Hotel

Michael Bordenick [LCD]

Michael Cerrato [LCD]

Lubna Datchler

Lorena Ringoot [LCD][CC]

Trump International Hotel

Loida Diaz [LCD] [BOD]

Carlos Freire [LCD] [CC]

Vladamir Kouchnarenko [LCD]

Franklyn Riley

Trump Soho New York

Eric Valencia

Viceroy New York

Jeanie Voltsinis

Christopher Carrow

Dana Steer

Asimina Mitilineos

W Hoboken

Quimby Hightower

W New York

David Almada [BOD]

Marco De Los Rios

W New York Times Square

Amber Jones [LCD]

W New York Union Square

Joseph Herrans

George Matioska [LCD]

W New York Downtown

Nicole Longchamp

Waldorf=Astoria

Manuel Barrios [LCD]

Jonathan V. Henthorne

John Janusz [CC]

Lek Kidkarndee

Mina Loutfalla

Graham Thomas

Li Tom

Stanley Wong [LCD]

Waldorf Towers

Celso Moreira [LCD]

Michael Romei [LCD] [CC]

Vinmore Williams

Westin New York Grand Central

Franz Hartl

Bogna J. Flynn [BOD]

Sandra Moreno

* LCD: Les Clefs d’Or Member

CC: Chef Concierge

NTP: Notary Public

BOD: Board of Directors

PP: Past President

SO: Social Member


PASt WiNNErS

TourisT TrANsporTATioN HELICOPTER FLIGHT SERVICES

privATe Tour serviCe SIGNATURE TOURS

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reTAiL DepArTmeNT sTore BLOOMINGDALE’S

CAsuAL DiNiNg DBGB

New resTAurANT LA SILHOUETTE

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TourisT ATTrACTioN TOP OF THE ROCK

Live musiC CLub GARAGE RESTAURANT & CAFé

ComeDY CLub CAROLINES ON BROADWAY

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CommuNiTY CHoiCe AwArD HELENE GALEK / CHINA GRILL MANAGEMENT

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INTREPID SEA, AIR & SPACE MUSEUM

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CuLTurAL iNsTiTuTioN NATIONAL 9/11 MEMORIAL

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reTAiL sTore THE SHOPS AT COLUMBUS CIRCLE

speCiALTY sTore GIORGIO ARMANI

CAsuAL resTAurANT DEL FRISCO’S GRILLE

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CHef DAVID BURKE

LAsT miNuTe serviCe DR. RONALD PRIMAS / NY URGENT MEDICAL

CommuNiTY CHoiCe AwArD DAVID FILIPIAK / METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART

TourisT ATTrACTioN NEW YORK BOTANICAL GARDEN

sigHTseeiNg & Tours ON LOCATION TOURS

CuLTurAL iNsTiTuTioN MUSEUM OF MODERN ART (MOMA)

spA/beAuTY sALoN THE PENINSULA SPA

reTAiL sTores CENTURY 21

speCiALTY sTores STARBRIGHT FLORAL DESIGN

LimousiNe serviCe COMMONWEALTH WORLDWIDE

eNTerTAiNmeNT serviCes OSCAR’S RESOURCES INC.

CAsuAL DiNiNg HAKKASAN NEW YORK

eLegANT resTAurANT THE MODERN

New resTAurANT THE SEA FIRE GRILL

CHef MAREA / MICHAEL WHITE

mAiTre D’ or mANAger MAREA / ROCKY CIRINO

NigHTLife 54 BELOW

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2012

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2011


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ATTrACTioN CENTRAL PARK, NYC PARKSCuLTurAL iNsTiTuTioN MUSEUM OF MODERN ART AMERICAN MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORYreservATioNisT CAROLINE MCHALE-MARSHALL / BABBOmAiTre D’ or mANAger FELIx ALBANO / DEL FRISCO’S DOUBLE EAGLE STEAKHOUSEpre-THeATre resTAurANT BLUE FINsmArT CAsuAL resTAurANT DA SILVANOHoT / TreNDY resTAurANT BUDDAKHANeLegANT DiNiNg DANIELDepArTmeNT sTore BARNEY’SspeCiALTY sTore B&H PHOTO VIDEO & PRO AUDIOTour HELICOPTER FLIGHT SERVICETrANsporTATioN NY WATERWAYspA CORNELIA DAY RESORTNigHTLife MANSIONCommuNiTY CHoiCe AwArD AMIR QURESHI / BLOOMINGDALE’S

CuLTurAL iNsTiTuTioN THE METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ARTeLegANT DiNiNg LA GRENOUILLEreservATioNisT CHRISTINE FUCHS / SCALINATELLAbruNCH resTAurANT PARK AVENUE SPRINGmAiTre D’ or mANAger ARMEL GREN / LA GRENOUILLETourisT ATTrACTioN TOP OF THE ROCKTour HELICOPTER FLIGHT SERVICESCAsuAL DiNiNg SERAFINA FABULOUS GRILL (E. 61ST ST.)pre-THeATre DiNiNg LA MASSERIADepArTmeNT sTore BLOOMINGDALE’SspeCiALTY sTore APPLE STOREspA THE PENNINSULA SPA BY ESPANigHTCLubs & LouNges PINK ELEPHANTTrANsporTATioN serviCe NEW YORK WATER TAxICommuNiTY CHoiCe AwArD MICHAEL R. BLOOMBERG, MAYOR

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2009

2008

2007

2010


* The Concierge Choice Awards recognize the best of New York from the professionals who know the best of New York.

2014TourisT ATTrAcTion

winner

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Time Warner Center, one of New York’s most iconic desti-

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Sony, and Intel. They are an authorized dealer for virtually

every product they offer.

JACK’S plACE 235 E. 51st St. (2nd-3rd Aves.)212-486-7090; www.jacksplaceny.comContact: Arkadiy [email protected]

SonY SToRE Sony Plaza, 550 Madison Ave. (55th-56th Sts.)212-833-8800; store.sony.com

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g FAShion AnD AcceSSorieS

BUrBerrY 9 E. 57th St.212-407-7100; www.burberry.com

FjÄllrÄven 262 Mott St., 212-226-784638 Greene St., 212-226-6793; www.fjallraven.us From the small town of Örnsköldsvik, Fjällräven has now

expanded to every corner in the world. The fundamental

ideas remain the same: provide functional, durable, and

timeless equipment to make the outdoors more enjoyable

for all. They continue to find smart, innovative solutions to

make every adventure an unforgettable one.

chAnel BoUtiqUe 15 E. 57th St. 212-355-5050139 Spring St. (Wooster St.) 212-334-0055; www.chanel.com

Dolce & gABBAnA825 Madison Ave. (69th St.)212-249-4100; www.dolcegabbana.com

loUiS vUitton 1 E. 57th St., 212-758-8877116 Greene St. (Prince St.) 212-274-9090; www.louisvuitton.com

mAx mArA 813 Madison Ave. (68th St.) 212-879-6100; world.maxmara.com

mArc jAcoBS163 Mercer St. (Houston-Prince Sts.), 212-343-1490385 Bleecker St. (Perry St.), 212-924-6126www.marcjacobs.com

golF

golF & BoDY nYc 883 Sixth Ave.212-244-2626; golfbodynyc.com

An exclusive experience for golfers seeking the highest level

of golf training and entertainment at a one-of-a-kind urban

country club. The Golf & Body Experience offers PGA golf

instruction, fitness, physical therapy and other wellness

services, all at a golf-centric venue where members can

meet, dine, and entertain.

golFSmith 420 Fifth Ave., 212-221-7931641 Lexington Ave., 212-317-9720; golfsmith.com

new York golF center 131 W. 35th St., 212-564-2255100 Park Ave. (40th St.), 212-564-0078nygolfcenter.com

jewelrY AnD wAtcheS

AAron BAShA 685 Madison Ave. (61 St.)212-935-1960; www.aaronbasha.com

cellini Waldorf Astoria, 301 Park Ave.212-751-9824; cellinijewelers.com

De griSogono 824 Madison Ave. (69th St.)212-439-4220; www.degrisogono.com

hoUr pASSion 112 W. 34th St.212-904-1002; hourpassion.com

From the Swatch Group, Hour Passion offers shoppers a

boutique timepiece experience with an array of fine watch

brands on display, from Longines and Hamilton, to Tissot,

Calvin Klein, and many others. This locale marks the pre-

mier New York City storefront for Hour Passion and its

luxurious collection of watches.

jAcoB & co. 48 E. 57th St.212-719-5887; www.jacobandco.com

kArA roSS 655 Madison Ave. (60th St.), 212-755-8100; kararossny.comContact: Edward Marchese

mArinA B 30 E. 57th St.212-644-1155; www.marinab.com

mArtiniqUe jewelerS 750 Seventh Ave. (49-50 Sts.)212-262-7600; www.martiniquejewelers.com Contact: Alan Tobias

reinStein/roSS29 E. 73rd St., 212-772-190130 Gansevoort St., 212-226-4513www.reinsteinross.com

rolex665 Fifth Ave. (53 St.), 212-759-8309; rolex.com

UlYSSe nArDin The Ritz Carlton, 50 Central Park S., 212-257-4920; ulysse-nardin.com

Stunning Swiss watches for women and men. Since 1846,

Ulysse Nardin’s acclaimed pocket and marine chronom-

eters set the stage for the unique designs identified with

the Nardin name today. The brand pushes boundaries on

timepiece elements, bringing an uber contemporary twist

to some of their luxury watchwear.


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gWEMpE 700 Fifth Ave. (55 St.)212-397-9000; www.wempe.com Contact: Ruediger Albers

Wempe offers an impressive selection of fine timepieces

and clocks, exquisite 18-karat gold and diamond jewelry,

cufflinks, and watch straps. Among the brands in its

European-style salon are Patek Philippe, A. Lange and

Söhne, Rolex, TAG Heuer, Cartier and Jaeger-LeCoultre.

Wempe has earned its strong reputation for exceptional

customer service with its state-of-the-art service center.

YAEL SoniA 270 Lafeyette St., Suite 810 212-472-6488; www.yaelsonia.com Contact: Ilana Kuznick Whitestone

LUggAgE

EAStSidE LUggAgE Shop 475 Lexington Ave. (46th St.), [email protected]

Eastside Luggage Shop is currently offering up to 50% off

all Delsey collections. They carry all major brands of luggage,

duffle bags, totes, men’s & women’s wallets, handbags,

travel accessories, TSA locks and all type of gift items.

Mon.-Fri., 8:30am-8pm; Sat., 10am-7pm; Sun., 11am-6pm.

ShoES

crocS 152 W 34th St., 212-695-4090143 Spring St., 212-219-4046270 Columbus Ave. (73 St.), 212-362-1655www.crocs.com

JiMMY choo 716 Madison Ave. (63-64 Sts.), 212-759-7078645 Fifth Ave. (51 St.), 212-593-0800407 Bleecker St. (W. 11 St.), 216-366-1305www.jimmychoo.com

MAnoLo BLAhnik 31 W. 54th St.212-582-3007; www.manoloblahnik.com

StUArt WEitzMAn10 Columbus Circle, 212-823-9560625 Madison Ave. (59th St.), 212-750-25552151 Broadway (76th St.), 212-873-0983www.stuartweitzman.com

SpA/BEAUtY

ALLUrE dAY SpA & hAir dESign139 E. 55th St.212-644-5500; www.alluredayspa.com

FEdErico hAir & SpAThe Benjamin Hotel, 125 E 50th St.212-207-4400; www.thebenjamin.com For 24-Hour Beauty Service, call 914-882-2978

JULiEn FArELLoews Regency Hotel, 540 Park Ave.212-888-8988; www.julienfarel.com

priMp in-hoME212-217-6038; primpinhome.com

SAhAg WorkShop425 Madison Ave.212-750-7772; johnsahag.com

SpEciALtY StorES

BLAtt BiLLiArdS330 W 38th St., 212-674-8855www.blattbilliards.com

Since 1923, one of the world’s top billiards retailers, featur-

ing the finest collection of antique and custom pool tables

and billiard tables in contemporary designs and traditional

designs. Also, poker tables, game tables, cues, cue cases,

darts, dartboards, foosball, ping pong, air hockey, gaming

and casino equipment. Rentals and more. Delivery and

installation worldwide.

thE hBo Shop1100 Ave. of the Americas (42 St. & 6th Ave.), 212-512-SHOP; www.hboshop.com

SchUMEr’S WinES And LiQUorS 59 E. 54th St.212-355-0940; www.schumerswines.com

Schumers Wines & Liquors in New York City has been in

business for over 30 years at this location, specializing in the

great vineyards of California, France, Australia, Argentina,

and Italy. There’s also a great selection of vintage ports,

single malts, cognac, armagnac & American whiskeys. They

have one of the largest half-bottle selections of wine around.

Large supply of cold wine & champagne always ready. Open

Mon.-Fri., 9am-10pm, Sat., 10am-10pm. Deliveries til 10pm.

toYS

FAo SchWArz 767 Fifth Ave. (58th St.) 212-644-9400;www.fao.com

hoMBoM toYS 1500 First Ave. (78th-79th Sts.) 212-717-5300345 Greenwich St. (Harrison-Jay Sts.) 212-226-7456412 Columbus Ave. (79-80 Sts.) 212-362-1039 www.hombomtoys.net

toYS “r” US tiMES SQUArE 1514 Broadway (44th St.); 646-366-8800www.toysrus.com/timessquare


AMERICAN

BEAutIquE

8 W. 58th St.

212-753-1200; beautiquedining.com

A modern American restaurant located just steps from the

Plaza Hotel and Paris Theater that offers a menu show-

casing market-fresh ingredients and classic French tech-

niques, alongside cocktails from James Beard-nominated

mixologist Charlotte Voisey. Channeling the spirit of Coco

Chanel’s house in Paris, the sprawling space features

sleek yet romantic decor.

BooMER EsIAsoN’s stAdIuM GRIll

222 W. 44th St. (7-8 Aves.)

212-680-0252; www.bowlmor.com/thestadiumgrill

Contact: Samantha Bevacqua

dAvE & BustER’s tIMEs squARE

234 W. 42nd St. (7-8 Aves.), 3rd flr.

646-495-2015; www.daveandbusters.com

Create your own experience inside a world of entertainment

where great food, signature drinks & one-of-a-kind fun can

be found. Dave & Buster’s takes pride in great food with

eclectic American fare for lunch, dinner and late-night

dining. From classic cocktails to more than 50 signature

drinks, they’re fully stocked with your favorite brands. The

Million Dollar Midway is packed with the greatest in video

and interactive gaming, from the classics to the latest in

action games. Open 7 days, 11am-late.

ElEvEN MAdIsoN PARK

11 Madison Ave. (24th St.)

212-889-0905; www.elevenmadisonpark.com

GRAMERCY tAvERN

42 E. 20th St.

212-477-0777; www.gramercytavern.com

GuY’s AMERICAN KItCHEN ANd BAR

220 W. 44th St. (7th-8th Aves.);

646-532-4897; www.guysamerican.com

Contact: Ivan Cordero

HEARtlANd BREwERY

127 W. 43rd St. (Bdwy.-6 Ave.)

646-366-0235; www.heartlandbrewery.com

Contact: Ivan Cordero

Empire State Building, Fifth Ave. & 34th St.

212-563-3433

35 Union Square West & 17th St.; 212-645-3400

625 Eighth Ave. at 41st St. 646-214-1000

luCIllE’s BAR & GRIll At B.B. KING BluEs

CluB & GRIll

237 W. 42 St. (7th-8th Aves.)

212-997-4144; www.bbkingblues.com

Contact: Drew Granchelli, [email protected]

sERENdIPItY 3

225 E. 60th St.

212-838-3531; www.serendipity3.com

Contact: Joe Calderone, 212-832-9809

The home of decadent desserts — such as the Frrrozen

Hot Chocolate — has been enchanting millions of patrons

since 1954. Beginning with Marilyn Monroe, Andy Warhol,

Grace Kelly & Cary Grant in the 1950s, the restaurant con-

tinues to attract the newest crop of hot young celebrities

such as Britney Spears, Beyonce, Jay-Z, Paris Hilton and

Tyra Banks.

sPIRIt CRuIsEs NY/NJ

Chelsea Piers, 23rd St. & the Hudson River

866-399-8439; 866-211-3805 (parties under 20)

www.spiritcruises.com

tAvERN oN tHE GREEN

67th Street And Central Park West

212-877-TOTG (8684); www.tavernonthegreen.com

A modern tavern nestled in a bucolic Central Park setting,

Tavern on the Green is an iconic, landmark restaurant

unlike any other. Centered around a hearty, rustic menu

shaped by local, seasonal ingredients, Tavern on the Green

invites patrons into a warm, celebratory gathering space

that captures the spirit of Central Park and the energy of

New York City.

toCquEvIllE

1 E. 15th St.

212-647-1515; www.tocquevillerestaurant.com

ARGENtINIAN

MAlBEC wINE BAR & REstAuRANt

428 Lafayette St. (Astor Pl.); 212-419-4645

www.malbechouse.com

Contact: David Lamont, [email protected]

BRAZIlIAN

CHuRRAsCARIA PlAtAFoRMA

316 W. 49th St. (8th-9th Aves.)

212-245-0505; www.plataformaonline.com

Contact: Jean Frison

FoGo dE CHAo

40 W. 53rd St., 212-969-9980; fogo.com

Fogo de Chao’s first churrascaria (Brazilian steakhouse)

in New York City is located near Times Square and the

Museum of Modern Art. Gaucho chefs still expertly grill

each of our 16 cuts of meat and offer you continuous

tableside service. We invite you to enjoy the delicious

preparations of our gaucho chefs along with our gourmet

salad bar, authentic Brazilian side dishes, and award-

winning wine list.

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Texas de brazil

1011 Third Ave. (60th St.)

212-537-0060; texasdebrazil.com

Featuring an extravagant 50-item gourmet salad area,

sizzling cuts of beef, lamb, pork, chicken and sausage

all flame-grilled to perfection and served tableside. The

elegant dining atmosphere, paired with exceptional ser-

vice, creates a dazzling, sought-after ambience. Enjoy

signature Brazilian cocktails, rare wines, exquisite des-

serts, and more for a dining experience that is uniquely

Texas de Brazil. Reservations recommended. Serving

dinner nightly.

CHiNese

HakkasaN New York

311 W. 43rd St.

212-776-1818; www.hakkasan.com/newyork

FreNCH

GordoN ramsaY aT THe loNdoN

151 W. 54th St.

212-468-8888;www.gordonramsay.com

JeaN GeorGes

Trump International Hotel

1 Central Park West (60-61 Sts.)

212-299-3900; www.jean-georges.com

le berNardiN

155 W. 51st St.

212-554-1515; www.le-bernardin.com

la GreNouille

3 E. 52nd St.

212-752-1495; www.la-grenouille.com

le PériGord

405 E. 52nd St. (1 Ave.)

212-755-6244; www.leperigord.com

Contact: Chris Briguet

THe moderN

9 W. 53rd St.

212-333-1220; www.themodernnyc.com

PiCHoliNe

35 W. 64th St.

212-724-8585; picholinenyc.com

roTisserie GeorGeTTe

14 E. 60th St.

212-390-8060; www.rotisserieg.com

Greek

molYVos

871 Seventh Ave. (55th-56th Sts.)

212-582-7500; www.molyvos.com

Contact: Dimitri Catechis

Named for the traditional seaside village on the Greek

island of Lesvos, Molyvos takes its guests on a multi-sen-

sory journey to the Aegean Sea and all of its bounty and

beauty via menus by acclaimed Executive Chef Carlos

Carreto and the largest all-Greek wine list in the US.

Owned, operated, and managed by the Livanos family,

Molyvos pays tribute to their Greek heritage. “Our family

travels to Greece and to Molyvos every year, and when

we are there, everything revolves around food. Our goal

is to bring filoxenia—the Greek style of hospitality—to the

heart of New York City.”

iTaliaN

abboCCaTo

136 W. 55th St. (6-7 Aves.)

212-265-4000; www.abboccato.com

Contact: Rachid El Gheur

Abboccato is known for serving some of NYC’s finest

authentic, home-style Italian cuisine. Offering a true

taste of Italy, the cozy, 75-seat restaurant is perfectly

suited for a leisurely meal and pre-theatre bite. Operated

by the esteemed Livanos Restaurant Group in part-

nership with renowned Executive Chef David Arias,

Abboccato’s cuisine represents the diverse regions of

Italy, from Sicily to Lombardi. An array of cicchetti (little

bites), antipasti, and an extensive grappe collection,

as well as family-style meals, and specials such as the

Terrazza happy hour menu and prix-fixe dinner menu,

are all available.

a VoCe

10 Columbus Circle

212-823-2523; avocerestaurant.com

buCa di bePPo

1540 Broadway

212-764-6527; bucadibeppo.com

Casa leVer

390 Park Ave. (53 St.)

212-888-2700; www.casalever.com

Contact: Adil Avundik

daVio’s NorTHerN iTaliaN sTeakHouse

447 Lexington Ave.

212-661-4810; davios.com/nyc

la masseria

235 W. 48th St.

212-582-2111; www.lamasserianyc.com

Contact: Enzo Ruggiero

laVo iTaliaN resTauraNT & NiGHTClub

39 E. 58th St.

212-750-5588; www.lavony.com

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Patsy’s ItalIan RestauRant

236 W. 56th St. (Bdwy.-8 Ave.)

212-247-3491; www.patsys.com

Contact: Frank Dicola

saluMeRIa ROsI PaRMaCOttO

283 Amsterdam Ave., 212-877-4801

903 Madison Ave., 212-517-7700

www.salumeriarosi.com

sCaRPetta

355 W. 14th St.

212-691-0555; www.scarpettanyc.com

JaPanese

CheRRy

355 W. 16th St.

212-929-5800; cherrynyc.com

MeDIteRRanean

BOuluD suD

20 W. 64th St.

212-595-1313; bouludsud.com

Da MaRCella

11 W. 51st St.

917-639-3911; damarcellamidtown.com

PeRa MeDIteRRanean BRasseRIe

303 Madison Ave. (41st St.)

212-878-6301; peranyc.com

You may think you are on Madison Avenue, but when you

step into Pera, you are entering the kind of sophisticated

restaurant you would find in Istanbul. An authentic open

Turkish kitchen is like a stage in the back with the feel,

flavors, and sounds of the eastern Mediterranean. An

international wine list showcases wines from Turkey as

well as other Mediterranean regions. Also located at 54

Thompson St. in SoHo.

MeXICan

CanCun

937 Eighth Ave.

212-307-7307; www.cancunnyc.com

DOs CaMInOs

825 Third Ave. (50 St.)

212-336-5400; www.doscaminos.com

neW aMeRICan

DavID BuRke at BlOOMIngDale’s

Bloomingdale’s

1000 Third Ave.; 212-705-3800

www.burkeinthebox.com

The ultimate in culinary cafes, David Burke brings his sig-

nature creations to this upscale but casual setting. Nothing

satisfies the shop-till-you-drop appetite like the highly tout-

ed asiago truffle fries, and for the dinner guest, every night

of the week you’ll find a $30 three-course prix-fixe dinner.

DavID BuRke faBRICk

Archer Hotel 47 W. 38th St.

212-302-3838; davidburkefabrick.com

David Burke adds his culinary touch to midtown’s Archer

Hotel. At fabrick, modern American small plates command

the menu. Dig into avocado panna cotta, candied bacon,

and a selection of oysters. Want to wash down your nosh?

Head to the Bugatti Bar in the Archer lobby for signature

cocktails to liven up your night.

DavID BuRke kItChen

The James New York

23 Grand St. (Thompson St.)

212-201-9119; www.davidburkekitchen.com

Contact: Josh Klan

The SoHo outpost for the famed restaurateur’s New York

City empire. Focusing on wholesome, unique and modern

American food presented in the creative and whimsical

style that is Burke’s trademark, the Thomas Schlesser-

designed restaurant blends the cool, industrial simplicity

of an airy loft with the rustic warmth of a country barn.

DavID BuRke tOWnhOuse

133 E. 61st St.

212-813-2121; www.davidburketownhouse.com

The flagship of the Burke-ian fleet, this provocative and

elegant Upper East Side resident has been turning heads

and delighting patrons since 2003. As dishes – like the culi-

nary marvel, the crisp & angry lobster “cocktail” – make

their way through the dining room you’ll see that Burke’s

flair for presentation is matched only by the food’s out-

standing taste.

Del fRIsCO’s gRIlle

50 Rockefeller Plaza

212-767-0371; www.delfriscosgrille.com/new-york

the laMBs CluB

132 W. 44th St.

212-997-5262; www.thelambsclub.com

the natIOnal

557 Lexington Ave.

212-715-2400; www.thenationalnyc.com

seafOOD

CavIaR Russe

538 Madison Ave. (54th-55th Sts.), 2nd flr.

212-980-5908; www.caviarrusse.com

Contact: Ilya Panchernikov

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Oceana

120 W. 49th St.

212-759-5941; www.oceanarestaurant.com

Contact: Paul McLaughlin

Drawing on nearly two decades of success at its former

location, the new Oceana offers bold American seafood

in a modern and elegant space on West 49th Street, just

west of Rockefeller Center. Our celebrated cuisine is driv-

en by fresh, seasonal ingredients from the global pantry,

and has earned a Michelin Star annually since 2006. Our

spacious venue provides a variety of options for lunch,

dinner, cocktails, small bites, and private dining events of

all sizes. Just steps from the Theatre District, we offer

a three-course prix fixe pre/post theatre menu and can

pace the service of your meal to suit your plans in any

of the restaurant’s distinct areas. The Cafe at Oceana

offers casual seating surrounding two lavish marble bars

and its sumptuous raw bar.

SPanISH

TIO PePe

168 W. 4th St. (6th-7th Aves.);

212-242-9338, 212-242-6480; www.tiopepenyc.com

Contact: Rocio Sanz

STeaK/SeaFOOD

Ben & JacK’S STeaK HOuSe

255 Fifth Ave. (28th-29th Sts.)

212-532-7600; benandjackssteakhouse.com

Experience a steak house like no other! Ben & Jack’s

serves up generous portions of steak house favorites

to a very satisfied clientele. Enjoy delicious salads,

exceptional prime dry-aged steaks and chops, including

the restaurant’s signature Porterhouse for one, two, three

or four, fresh seafood, mouthwatering side dishes and

exquisite desserts. An excellent wine menu complements

any food choice. Reservations recommended. All credit

cards accepted. Open for lunch/dinner daily. Private dining

rooms available.

BenJamIn STeaKHOuSe

52 E. 41st St. (Park-Madison Aves.)

212-297-9177; www.benjaminsteakhouse.com

Peter Luger alumni Benjamin Prelvukaj and Chef Arturo

McLeod have combined over 30 years of experience to

create Benjamin Steak House, conveniently located near

Grand Central Terminal in the century-old Chemist Club

Building. From the beautifully marbled cuts of dry-aged

beef to the impeccably refined Old World service and

charm, Benjamin Steak House prides itself in providing a

quality dining experience in an elegant midtown setting.

Six cuts of dry-aged beef are available, from 36-ounce

porterhouses to top sirloins to rib eyes to succulent filet

mignon.

BOBBy Van’S GrIll

135 W. 50th St.; 212-957-5050

120 W. 45th St.; 212-575-5623;

www.bobbyvans.com

Contact: Paul Modica

BOBBy Van’S STeaKHOuSe

230 Park Ave. (46th St.), 212-867-5490

131 E. 54th St., 212-207-8050

25 Broad St., 212-344-8463; www.bobbyvans.com

Contact: Rick Passarelli

Established in 1969, Bobby Van’s now boasts nine

locations throughout the Northeast with five in Manhattan,

2 in Washington, DC, an airport restaurant at JFK, and the

original in Bridgehampton, Long Island. Serving only the

finest USDA dry-aged prime beef, selected seafood &

lobsters starting at 3lbs. Private dining for corporate or

special events. Naturally—fine food, service & attention

to detail are what sets them apart.

BuenOS aIreS

513 E. 6th St.

212-228-2775; www.buenosairesnyc.com

Contact: Ismael Alba

Del FrIScO’S DOuBle eaGle STeaK HOuSe

1221 Sixth Ave. (49th St.)

212-575-5129; www.delfriscos.com

Contact: Scott Gould, Felix Albano

A sophisticated, elegant space reflecting the energy,

vibrancy, and romanticism of the city. Excellent service

combines with generous portions of prime steaks,

magnificent cold-water lobster tails and specialties such as

combination shrimp platters and crab cakes.

mOrTOn’S THe STeaKHOuSe

551 5th Ave.; 212-972-3315

136 Washington St.

212-608-0171;mortons.com/newyork

Contact: Michael Rains

nyy STeaK

7 W. 51st St. (5th-6th Aves.)

646-307-7910; nyysteak.com

Baseball fans and steak connoisseurs unite in midtown

Manhattan. Rich with New York Yankees history & design,

the 16,000-square-foot restaurant, housed in a former

bank, stretches over three floors and features two private

dining rooms, including an intimate, 16-seat room housed in

the old bank vault. Just like the Yankees, they never bring

anything but the best to the plate. Lunch/dinner, 7 days.

THe Sea FIre GrIll

158 E. 48th St.

212-935-3785; www.theseafiregrill.com

Contact: Lia Kopecky

Offering seasonally focused contemporary American

seafood and an elegant yet classic experience where

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consistency is key and service is impeccable. The decor is

inviting with mahogany wine racks, cool blue features, and a

roaring marble fireplace. Look for fresh and delicious raw bar

items, American Red Snapper, whole Maine Lobsters, and

the Surf & Turf with lobster and USDA Prime Filet Mignon.

Staghorn SteakhouSe

315 W. 36th St.; 212-239-4390

staghornsteakhouse.com

Bar/Lounge

FortY eIght

1221 Avenue of the Americas (48th St.)

212-554-4848; www.48nyc.com

MInuS 5° ICe Bar

1335 Avenue of the Americas

212-757-4610; www.minus5experience.com

no. 8

357 W. 16th St.

212-206-1096; no8ny.com

the rooF at the VICeroY hoteL

124 W. 57th St.

212-707-8008; theroofny.com

SpYgLaSS rooFtop Bar

Archer Hotel, 47 W. 38th St. 22nd Floor

212-730-0538; spyglassnyc.com

Stone roSe Lounge

10 Columbus Circle

212-823-9769; www.stoneroselounge.com

upStaIrS at the kIMBerLY

145 E. 50th St.

212-702-1685; upstairsnyc.com

[email protected]

This stunning penthouse level lounge sits 30 stories high atop

the Kimberly Hotel in Midtown Manhattan. The 3000-square-

foot venue features three separate indoor/outdoor

atmospheres, stunning interior design, retractable glass

ceilings and walls, ambient heated floors and breathtaking

views of the iconic Chrysler Building. Thoughtfully designed

to be as elegant and inviting in the winter months as it is

sunny and sophisticated in the summer season. Creative

cocktails and small plates menu are served nightly.

BoWLIng

BoWLMor LaneS

222 W. 44th St.

212-680-0012; bowlmor.com

CaBaret

54 BeLoW

254 W. 54th St.

646-476-3551 www.54below.com

the Box

189 Chrystie St. (Stanton-Rivington Sts.)

212-982-9301; theboxnyc.com

A very exclusive late-night cabaret and performance

space. Dress to the nines (black tie optional), and be

sure to arrive by midnight (doors open at 11pm; 9pm on

Sunday) for the (approx.) 1am show. No show Mondays.

Call 917-280-5977 for reservations.

CaSInoS/reSortS

reSortS WorLD CaSIno

110-00 Rockaway Blvd.

888-888-8801; www.rwnewyork.com

CoMeDY CLuBS

DangerFIeLD’S

1118 First Ave. (61st-62nd Sts.);

212-593-1650; www.dangerfields.com

gothaM CoMeDY CLuB

208 W. 23rd St. (8th-9th Aves.)

212-367-9000; www.gothamcomedyclub.com

the StanD reStaurant anD CoMeDY CLuB

239 Third Ave.

212-677-2600; www.thestandnyc.com

LIVe MuSIC/theater

apoLLo theater

253 W. 125th St.

212-531-5337; www.apollotheater.org

Contact: Billy Mitchell

B.B. kIng BLueS CLuB & grILL

237 W. 42nd St. (7-8 Aves.)

212-997-4144; www.bbkingblues.com

garage reStaurant anD CaFÉ

99 Seventh Ave. So. (Christopher St.)

212-645-0600; www.garagejazz.com

Contact: Sal Perillo

Jazz at LInCoLn Center

Frederick P. Rose Hall, Broadway & 60th St.

212-721-6500; www.jalc.org

Queen oF the nIght

The Paramount Hotel, 235 W. 46th St.

212-706-7448; www.queenofthenightnyc.com

At this “dark debutante ball,” drinks flow, dinner is

served, and, over the course of the gala, guests are

engaged, entertained, and immersed in this critically

acclaimed, genre-blurring fusion of cuisine, theater, circus,

and nightlife.

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A Slice of brooklyn buS tourS 212-913-9917; www.asliceofbrooklyn.comContact: Tony Muia

big buS neW york212-685-8687; www.bigbustours.com/newyork

Big Bus New York’s open-top sightseeing tour is the most

enjoyable and convenient way to see the city. Hop-on their

brand-new, one-of-a-kind buses to experience one of four

loops and hop off at one of their 30 stops to explore world-

famous landmarks from the inspiring Statue of Liberty to

the dramatic Empire State Building. They offer entertaining

and informative commentary in 10 languages as well as a

live guide in English on every bus. Purchase tickets online or

on your mobile device at bigbustours.com/newyork.

bike And roll nyc Multiple locations, including two in Central Park: Columbus Circle & Tavern on the Green212-260-0400; www.bikenewyorkcity.com Contact: Nicole - [email protected]

brooklyn botAnicAl gArden 990 Washington Ave. (Eastern Parkway-Flatbush Ave.), Brooklyn718-623-7200; www.bbg.org Contact: Visitors Center, ext. 7005

circle line doWntoWn 866-987-2542; www.circlelinedowntown.com Contact: Diego Camacho, [email protected]

Enjoy a narrated harbor tour including views of the Statue

of Liberty, Empire State Building and more on board the

luxurious ZEPHYR. With three decks (two climate-con-

trolled and one outdoor), ZEPHYR offers city sights with

panoramic views no matter what the weather brings.

Departing daily from South Street Seaport Pier 16. Happy

Hour, Dance, Fall Foliage, Holiday, New Year’s cruises too.

circle line SightSeeing cruiSeS Pier 83, W. 42nd St. & 12th Ave.212-563-3200; www.circleline42.com Contact: Nabila Perez, Hotel Concierge Associate 212-630-8829; [email protected]

Take in the grandeur of New York and see spectacular

views of Manhattan as knowledgeable guides point out

the famous landmarks. There are many different cruises to

choose from, for every type of traveler: the classic 3-hour

Full-Island Cruise; 2-hour Semi-Circle Cruise; the 75-minute

Liberty Cruise (May-Oct.); the romantic 2-hour Harbor Lights

Cruise; plus special holiday cruises and fall foliage tours.

citySightSeeing cruiSeS Pier 78, 455 12th Ave. & 38th St.212-445-7599; www.citysightseeingcruises.comContact: Harrison Reisfeld

Join CitySightseeing Cruises on tours around the island of

Manhattan that showcase the architecture, history, and

culture of the Big Apple. Whether you’re on a tight sched-

ule, have time to spare, or are looking for a relaxing eve-

ning out, they’ve got the perfect cruise for you.

citySightSny 212-812-2700 (Call Center, 24-hr. service) www.citysightsny.com

See New York from the top with CitySights NY’s double-

decker buses—double-deckers which are top-seating only

(enclosed in winter), so that everyone gets an unobstruct-

ed view of NYC attractions, neighborhoods, and places of

interest. Buses are furnished with state-of-the-art sound

systems and entertaining urban-storytellers. They also

feature combination tickets, day trips to Niagara Falls,

Boston, Philadelphia, and more. They also offer tours

in five languages (Italian, French, German, Spanish and

Portuguese) by way of an audio headset that plugs into a

player at each seat.

diScoVery tiMeS SQuAre 226 W. 44th St.866-987-9692; www.discoverytsx.com

eMpire StAte building obSerVAtory 350 Fifth Ave. (34th St.)212-736-3100; www.esbnyc.com Contact: Drew Davis

One of the magnificent seven wonders of the modern world

offers a romantic nightcap and an opportunity to watch the

stars come out over the greatest city in the world. Whether

you’re Sleepless in Seattle or having An Affair to Remember,

this is one of the most romantic spots in all of NYC. Open 7

days, 8am-2am (last elevator at 1:15am).

grAy line neW york 777 Eighth Ave. (47-48 Sts.)Port Authority Bus Terminal, 42nd St. & Eighth Ave.Times Square Alliance, B’way bet. 46th & 47th Sts. 800-669-0051; www.newyorksightseeing.com Contact: Harrison Reisfeld

Daily 48-hour and 72-hour, hop-on, hop-off All Loops

Tours with 50+ stops from Times Square & Broadway

to lower Manhattan to Harlem, Brooklyn & Night Tours/

Holiday Lights Tours Nov.-Dec. (Night Tours not hop-on/

off), and Dining on the Town Tours by open- & closed-top,

deluxe, double-decker buses. City Tours in 7 languages and

Manhattan Comprehensive Tours in luxury coaches. NYC

Heritage Tour and Discover Staten Island hop-on, hop-off

tour in whimsical trolleys.

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See NYC from above its streets. They offer 2 long helicop-

ter tours that include the Statue of Liberty, NY Harbor, the

Chrysler Building, Central Park, Columbia University, the

George Washington Bridge, Yankee Stadium & the Financial

Center. They also offer customized tours of the city &

hourly rates.

hornblower cruiSeS and eventSPier 40, 353 West St.212-206-7522; www.hornblower.com

Contact: Brett Olen; [email protected]

intrepid Sea, air & Space MuSeuMPier 86, W. 46th St. & 12th Ave.212-245-0072; www.intrepidmuseum.orgContact: Jason Sullivan, 646-381-5018;[email protected]

The Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum is a cultural and

educational institution located in New York City, featuring

the legendary aircraft carrier Intrepid, the space shuttle

Enterprise, the world’s fastest jets and a guided missile

submarine. Through exhibitions, educational programming

and the foremost collection of technologically ground-

breaking aircraft and vessels, visitors of all ages and abili-

ties are taken on an interactive journey through history to

learn about American innovation and bravery. 2009, 2011

Concierge Choice Nominee & 2010, 2012 winner.

liberty helicopter tourS Downtown Manhattan Heliport (6 East River Piers)800-542-9933; www.Libertyhelicopter.comContact: Luz Herrera or Jorge Lizarralde

Enjoy sweeping views of New York as you soar past the city’s

most iconic landmarks with the city’s most experienced

helicopter tour and charter company. Choose from 3

spectacular tours; The Big Apple, The New York New York or

the Romance/VIP tour or an exciting combination package.

Tours depart daily from the Downtown Manhattan Heliport.

Open 365 days a year including holidays. Reservations

mandatory. Celebrating 27 years in business!

MadaMe tuSSaudS wax MuSeuM 234 W. 42nd St., 212-512-9600 ext. 249; www.nycwax.com Contact: Stephanie Thill

Here’s your guests’ chance to rub elbows with the likes

of Brad Pitt and Beyonce (or their wax figures, at least).

With over 200 life-like wax figures of celebrities, political &

historical icons, “meet” the world’s biggest stars, check out

The Spirit of New York interactive exhibit, and experience

Cinema 4D in an ultra-sensory theater of the future.

My Kind oF town new yorK

866-NY1-TOUR; 212-754-4500;

www.mykindoftown.com

Contact: Jerry Petrozelli, [email protected]

Offering private and personalized tours of New York City in

Mercedes Benz SUVs (each accommodates 1 to 6 guests).

Larger groups accommodated. On these informative and

memorable tours you can learn about NYC history, see

famous sites, and many of the unique neighborhoods. Their

tour itineraries are flexible, and their guides are accommo-

dating and knowledgeable. See the city in first-class style!

national 9/11 MeMorial & MuSeuMWorld Trade Center (enter at Liberty & Greenwich or West & Liberty or Vesey)212-266-5211; www.911memorial.org

Contact: Jenna Moonan

Expanded over about eight acres of the 16-acre site, the

memorial includes two acre-size square reflecting pools,

featuring North America’s largest manmade waterfalls

cascading down the eight sides of the pools. In the spaces

the towers previously occupied, there’s a cleared space

for gatherings and special ceremonies called the “Memorial

Grove,” and over 400 swamp white oaks including the

“Survivor Tree,” a callery pear nursed back to health fol-

lowing the attacks.

new yorK botanical garden Bronx River Pkwy. at Fordham Rd., The Bronx 718-817-8700 (Events-only line: 718-817-8777) www.nybg.org

new yorK water taxi 866-987-2542; www.nywatertaxi.com Contact: Diego Camacho, [email protected]

New York Water Taxi operates a fleet of catamarans used

for tours, charters, and commuting. New York Water

Taxi products include harbor sightseeing, hop-on/hop-off

water taxi service, eco-tours and sunset cruises. Hop

aboard these environmentally friendly twin-hulled catama-

rans sporting black and white checks and enjoy the ride.

Their tours include the high-energy guided 1-hour Statue of

Liberty Express and Statue by Night cruises, Fall Foliage,

and New Year’s cruises.

open loop new yorK

Visitor Center: 785 8th Ave. (47th-48th Sts.)

212-371-6736; www.openloop-ny.com

ripley’S believe it or not! tiMeS Square

234 W. 42nd St. (7-8 Aves.)

212-398-3133; www.ripleysnewyork.com

Contact: Janine Napierkowski

[email protected]


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877-LADY TIX (877-523-9849)

www.statuecruises.com

Concierge Line: 866-419-2505

Statue Cruises is the official concessioner of the National

Park Service, serving the public at the Statue of Liberty

National Monument and Ellis Island. Visitors have access to

Liberty Island, including the grounds, pedestal, the Statue

of Liberty, and Ellis Island. Statue Cruises has with it the

experience and pedigree of the leading west coast cruise

provider, Hornblower Cruises and Events. Hornblower’s

experience is matched with a savvy New York team and

spacious vessels for the best events on the water.

top of the roCk

30 Rockefeller Plaza

(W. 50th St. bet. Fifth & Sixth Aves.)

212-698-2000 (general information)

www.topoftherocknyc.com

Contact: Jean Baptiste David

[email protected]

There are many wonderful ways to see the city; however,

few can come even close to the view from Top of the Rock.

The 67th-70th floor observation deck of 30 Rockefeller

Plaza in world-famous Rockefeller Center offers sweeping,

unobstructed open-air views of New York City. Featuring

reserved-time tickets, multimedia exhibits, and more.

united nationS

First Ave. at 46th St.

212-963-7721; www.un.org/tours

Yankee Stadium tourS

Yankee Stadium

877-469-9849

newyork.yankees.mlb.com/nyy/ballpark/stadium_

tours.jsp

Contact: Paul Rosa

Ballet

new York CitY Ballet David H. Koch Theater at Lincoln Center 63rd St. & Columbus Ave. 212-496-0600; nycballet.com

muSeumS

ameriCan muSeum of natural hiStorYCentral Park West at 79th St.

212-769-5100; www.amnh.org

friCk ColleCtion1 E. 70th St. (Madison-5 Aves.)

212-288-0700; www.frick.org

Solomon r. guggenheim muSeum1071 Fifth Ave. (89th St.)212-423-3500; www.guggenheim.org

metropolitan muSeum of art1000 Fifth Ave.212-535-7710; www.metmuseum.org

morgan liBrarY & muSeum225 Madison Ave. (36 St.)212-685-0008; www.themorgan.org

muSeum of artS & deSign2 Columbus Circle212-299-7777; www.madmuseum.org

muSeum of JewiSh heritage - a living memorial to the holoCauSt36 Battery Pl.646-437-4200; www.mjhnyc.org

muSeum of modern art (moma)11 W. 53rd St. (5-6 Aves.)212-708-9400; www.moma.org

muSeum of Sex233 Fifth Ave. (27 St.)212-689-6337; www.museumofsex.com

muSeum of the CitY of new YorkFifth Ave. & 103rd St.212-534-1672; www.mcny.org

neue galerie1048 Fifth Ave. (86 St.)212-628-6200; www.neuegalerie.org

new-York hiStoriCal SoCietY170 Central Park West (77th St.)212-873-3400; www.nyhistory.org

new York puBliC liBrarY (Humanities and Social Sciences Library)42nd St. & Fifth Ave.212-340-0830; www.nypl.org

ruBin muSeum of art150 W. 17th St. (6-7 Aves.)212-620-5000; www.rmanyc.org

SonY wonder teChnologY laBSony Plaza, 56th St. & Madison Ave.212-833-8100; www.sonywondertechlab.com

opera

the metropolitan opera Metropolitan Opera House, Amsterdam Ave. & 64th St. 212-362-6000; metopera.org


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JetbLue

www.jetblue.com

JetBlue is New York’s Hometown Airline™, and a leading

carrier in Boston, Fort Lauderdale/ Hollywood, Los Angeles

(Long Beach), Orlando, and San Juan. JetBlue carries

more than 30 million customers a year to 86 cities in the

U.S., Caribbean, and Latin America with an average of 850

daily flights. With JetBlue, all seats are assigned, all fares

are one-way, an overnight stay is never required, and the

first checked bag is free (subject to weight and size limits

and exceptions for itineraries including flights marketed or

operated by other airlines). For more information please

visit JetBlue.com.

cONcierGe ServiceS

GOcONcierGe.Net

15433 Ventura Boulevard

Sherman Oaks, CA

818-263-8993; www.goconcierge.net

Contact: Adam Isrow

A one-stop shop for organizing the concierge desk,

goconcierge.net allows for incredible task-to-task speed

through their interface; featuring personalized printable

maps, a shared calendar, guest profiles, and much more

to take the troublesome stacks of paper away from the

concierge desk.

creDit cArD

DiScOver FiNANciAL ServiceS

www.discoverfinancial.com

Discover Financial Services (NYSE: DFS) is a direct bank-

ing and payment services company with one of the

most recognized brands in U.S. financial services. Since

its inception in 1986, the company has become one of

the largest card issuers in the United States. The com-

pany operates the Discover card, America’s cash rewards

pioneer, and offers home loans, private student loans,

personal loans, online savings accounts, certificates of

deposit and money market accounts through its direct

banking business. Its payment businesses consist of

Discover Network, with millions of merchant and cash

access locations; PULSE, one of the nation’s leading ATM/

debit networks; and Diners Club International, a global

payments network with acceptance in more than 185

countries and territories. For more information, visit

www.discoverfinancial.com.

DeNtAL

hOuSe cALL DeNtiStS

150 E. 58th St. 8th Floor Annex

646-461-1295; www.housecalldentists.com

[email protected]

Serving patients awake, asleep, and at home. House calls

to hotels and residences in San Francisco and New York

24/7, 365 days.

LiNhArt DeNtiStry

ONe-StOp DeNtAL perFectiON tm

230 Park Ave. (46 St.)

212-682-5180; www.drlinhart.com

Contact: Aggie Sarosi

Cosmetic dentist Dr. Jan Linhart has been listed as one of

America’s top dentists by Castle Connolly Consumer Guide

and by the Consumers’ Research Council of America. Dr.

Jan Linhart has mastered the various modern cosmetic

dental techniques and procedures that can transform your

smile, giving you a renewed sense of self-confidence and

well-being.

DJ / muSic ServiceS

mANhAttAN city muSic

394 Broadway

212-678-0445; www.manhattancitymusic.com

Contact: Victor Lesser

Whether it’s a corporate event, wedding reception, Bar/

Bat Mitzvah or other special occasion, Manhattan City

Music provides the highest level of quality, taste and

reliability in musical entertainment to make your event

memorable, elegant and fun. Specializing in the “New York

sound” for an upbeat, beautiful presentation, guaranteed

to be a crowd pleaser.

emerGeNcy ServiceS

Ny hOteL urGeNt meDicAL ServiceS

952 Fifth Ave. (76 St.), Suite 1D

212-737-1212; www.travelmd.com

Contact: Dr. Ronald Primas

FLOrAL ServiceS

StArbriGht FLOrAL DeSiGN

150 W. 28th St., Studio 201

212-229-2623; www.starflor.com

Contact: Nic and Stephen Faitos

One of the premier florists in Manhattan, delivering flow-

ers, flowal arrangements and gift baskets in NYC, across

the USA, and all over the world. For corporate clients they

offer weekly flowers for offices and public spaces, events

& weddings.

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carnegie hill Pharmacy

1721 Broadway (54th-55th Sts.)

212-246-0020

An immaculate pharmacy specializing in hard-to-find prod-

ucts & the best European brands with a unique selection

of the best sundries & cosmetics, European & domestic

beauty products, custom medication compounding, and

more. Featuring hard-to-find brands such as Anthony

Logistics, Dr. Hauschka, Phyto, Tocca, Caudale, Mason

Pearson, and more. Expert & enthusiastic staff — what-

ever you need, they are here for you. Delivery to resi-

dents and hotels.

PUBlic relaTiOnS

nichOlaS & lence cOmmUnicaTiOnS

28 W. 44Th STreeT

212-938-0001

www.nicholaslence.com

Contact: Cristyne Nicholas and George Lence

Nicholas & Lence Communications, founded by Cristyne

Nicholas and George Lence in 2007, is a New York-based

strategic communications, marketing and government

affairs firm, with strong media, business, civic and gov-

ernment relationships throughout the City and State as

well as across the country. The firm specializes in media

relations, community & government affairs, economic

development advocacy, crisis management, destination

marketing and corporate positioning. The firm has suc-

cessfully combined its strong community and govern-

ment affairs, business advocacy and public relations

strategies on behalf of many clients.

TicKeTing

all ShOWS

321 W. 44th St.

800-456-3085; www.allshows.com

Contact: Jason Berger, Dana Pierri

[email protected]

All Shows has been serving the NY area and nation-

wide clientele as a broker in the secondary market for

over 20 years. Many of New York’s leading hotels know

when they need tickets to events locally & nationally we

respond quickly, efficiently and with the best results in

the industry. We are open seven days per week, and have

a full in-house courier staff delivering your tickets to virtu-

ally any locale in the New York Metropolitan area.

aPPlaUSe TheaTer TicKeT Service

212-307-7050, 800-451-9930, 888-451-9930

www.applause-tickets.com

naTiOnal evenT cOmPany

866-NECO-TIX (632-6849)

neco.com/tickets

OScar’S reSOUrceS

908-232-8151; www.oscarstixx.com

PrOminenT TicKeTS

230 Rock Road, Glen Rock, NJ

201-909-9700; www.prominenttickets.com

Contact: Lance Patania

Prominent Tickets has been buying and selling tickets for

over 25 years. We have a full staff that is eager to handle

all concierge calls 24 hours a day/7 days a week. We have

couriers in the city 7 days a week to handle all deliver-

ies. We have a very extensive inventory of all Concerts,

Sports, & Theater which means our prices are always

super reasonable because we own all of our inventory.

Our staff is trained specifically to handle concierge calls;

they understand what it takes to enable the concierge on

the line to best serve their guest with quality quotes and

prices. We are proud members of the NYCAHC.

TOTally neW yOrK inc.

25 W. 45th Street, Suite 704

212-245-6817

Wall STreeT enTerTainmenT

201-944-8110, 800-450-0399

Contact: Ryan Berkoff

[email protected]

Wall Street Entertainment offers a great selection of tick-

ets for concerts, Broadway and Off-Broadway, and all the

local sporting events, including football, baseball, hockey,

soccer, racing, golf, tennis, wrestling, basketball, playoffs,

and much more.

TranSPOrTaTiOn

BermUda limOUSine inTernaTiOnal

212-647-8400

bermudalimo.com

caPricOrn lUXUry Travel

718-729-3000

800-367-0347; www.capricornluxury.com

Contact: Chris Borducci, Operations Manager

[email protected]

Since 1979, Capricorn Limousine Service has been a

leader in the luxury ground transportation industry.

Capricorn Limousine owns and operates a state-of-the-

industry fleet of Lincoln Towncars, Mercedes Sedans,


SUVs and Executive Vans, maintained by employed

mechanics and detailers, and driven by a staff of

professional chauffeurs. Capricorn’s mission is to provide

highly personalized services on every level. Their range of

services include on-site dispatchers, meeting and special

events coordinators, detailed manifests and customized

statements for group movements, VIP airport greeters.

For over 30 years, Capricorn Limousine has been providing

exclusive service for some of New York City’s most

renowned hotels.

Carmel Car & limousine serviCe

212-666-6666

800-9-CARMEL (800-922-7635)

www.carmellimo.com

Contact: Rikki Ullman, 212-663-3333

Limousine service featuring lavishly equipped limousines

with TVs, VCRs, sunroof and privacy, driven by NY’s most

knowledgeable chauffeurs. You will receive the ultimate in

gracious and attentive service, perfect for transportation

to the airport, theater and dining. Carmel also features

late-model Town Cars at a great value.

CommonWealTH WorlDWiDe

718-482-8985

www.commonwealthlimo.com

Contact: [email protected]

Premium chauffeured transportation for business

executives that sets itself apart with a team of career

chauffeurs, a continuously updated fleet of luxury

vehicles, and a commitment to exemplary service. The

company’s services go beyond traditional car service

companies—they help clients coordinate complex details

for travel schedules, road shows and with private aviation

companies. They also assist in managing meeting and

special-event ground-transportation needs.

Dial 7 Car & limousine serviCe

212-777-7777; www.dial7.com

EMPIRE CLS

800-451-5466; www.empirecls.com

EmpireCLS is a world-class luxury ground transportation

organization that began in 1981. Today, our wholly

owned and operated fleet includes Lincoln Town Cars,

Mercedes Benz Sedans, SUVs, Executive Vans, and

more. EmpireCLS also maintains a network of affiliates in

over 650 markets, to afford our clients the highest level

of service virtually anywhere in the world. Our exceptional

service levels and attention to detail is why EmpireCLS

has become the choice of many corporate executives,

entertainment moguls, five star hotel properties, and

private aviation companies.

GO AIRLINK NYC

877-599-8200; goairlinkshuttle.com

Airlink provides direct, door-to-door transportation between

Manhattan and JFK, LaGuardia, and Newark airports

in modern, comfortable vans operated by professional,

trained and courteous drivers. Private SUV service provides

an affordable way to ride in luxury.

neWarK airPorT eXPress

877-863-9275

www.newarkairportexpress.com

Frequent, comfortable, motorcoach service to Newark

Liberty Internationl Airport; one-way fare only $16, round trip

$28. Daily departures from three convenient mid-Manhattan

locations (Grand Central Terminal on 41st St. between Park

& Lexington Aves.; Bryant Park on the north side of 42nd St.

just west of Fifth Ave., and the Port Authority Bus Terminal

on 41st St. bet. 8th and 9th Aves.) to Terminals A, B and C

at Newark Airport. Departures every 15 minutes (every 30

minutes before 6:45AM and after 11:15PM). Children under

12 ride free (3 free per adult); special fares for connecting

Metro-North Railroad customers, students, seniors, unac-

companied children and military personnel. Customers trav-

eling with disabilities requiring special assistance must call to

make arrangements at least 48 hours prior to departure. All

major credit cards are accepted.

Paris limousine serviCe

866-249-7760; www.plsnyc.com

Paris Limousine Service provides exceptional limousine

services throughout the greater New York, New Jersey

and Connecticut areas and all its airports including:

JFK, LGA, Newark, Teterboro, and the Westchester

County Airports. Our fleet consists of late model vehicles

including Maybach 62S, Bentley Continental Flying Spur,

Armored Mercedes Benz, Lincoln MKT Town Car Sedans,

Mercedes Benz S550 & S600, Stretch Limousines,

Cadillac Escalade ESV, Chevrolet Suburban, 14 passenger

vans and Luxury Vans.

siX sTars of neW YorK

212-888-5466; www.sixstarsofnewyork.com

Contact: Mickey Amir

suPersHuTTle neW YorK

800-BLUEVAN, 917-559-7697

www.supershuttle.com

Contact: Stan Kravitz, [email protected]

Need A Lift? SuperShuttle is the leading shared-ride airport

shuttle in the United States, serving 34 airports 24-hours

each day. In New York, SuperShuttle provides shared

ride service to all Manhattan hotels to and from JFK, La

Guardia, and Newark airports. The company also offers

ExecuCar private sedan service and group charters and

sightseeing through its Golden Touch Transportation brand.

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