Loosie’s Kitchen & Cafe is a South Williamsburg hotspot that just launched a fabulous midday happy hour that's all about the wine.
The day-drinking festivities are inspired by the poet and novelist—and famous wine...
Deadpool fans will soon be able to grab a drink at his favorite bar: Sister Margaret’s School for Wayward Girls.
The bar is a popular spot among Marvel mercenaries, and will open for a three-day period at the end of th...
We wanna, we wanna, we wanna, we wanna, we wanna really, really, really wanna Spice Girls-themed brunch.
From the Midtown hotspot that’s all about the themed brunches (Legally Blonde, Clueless, and Harry Potter to name...
Prepare yourself for Cinco de Mayo with all-day margaritas at the Fifth Annual Margarita March.
NYC’s Margarita March is a tasting tour that takes festively-dressed guests through the streets of New York while sampling...
Spring has (nearly) sprung, and that means: HAPPY HOUR!
Well, any day is worthy of happy hour in our book, but nicer weather calls for outdoor drinking. Amirite? While there are plenty of places to enjoy a drink al fre...
The High Line area is finally getting a reasonably priced bar. It will have a 60’s vibe with original Salvador Dali paintings.
The Woodstock—appropriately named after the famous 1969 festival—is opening at 446 West 14t...
Over the course of winter we saw many holiday-esque pop-ups appear...and disappear. Ones such as Miracle on Mace and the Holiday Cocktail Factory at NYLO NYC have already transformed back into the bars we know and love....
Famous at one point for being a rooftop destination for drinks in Manhattan, Top of the Tower closed several years back. However, the space will soon be reopening as the luxurious rooftop bar Ophelia.
At Ophelia you’ll...
A fine dining and art experience taking place in a Brooklyn performing space, Epicurean Nights is the gastronomic event no foodie will want to miss.
Let your senses go on a journey through a four course meal created by...
The well-known college shots bar Continental may be closing soon, but until then they have one requirement of the patrons that enter the bar: don’t use the word ‘literally’!
The bar’s front door has a printed sign on i...