Why it took so long for NYC to adopt the boozing-and-feasting-during-a-flick model of Austin’s famed Alamo Drafthouse Cinema, we’ll never know; but we’re glad Gotham finally got on board. Celebrate with a cocktail ($10–$12) at Nitehawk, followed by snacks ($6–$8) and entrées ($11–$18), or specials Why it took so long for NYC to adopt the boozing-and-feasting-during-a-flick model of Austin’s famed Alamo Drafthouse Cinema, we’ll never know; but we’re glad Gotham finally got on board. Celebrate with a cocktail ($10–$12) at Nitehawk, followed by snacks ($6–$8) and entrées ($11–$18), or specials inspired by that week’s first-run movies. Nitehawk also presents retrospectives catering to both brunch and midnight crowds, screenings with live musical accompaniment and for big spenders, classic films that include a three-course beer-pairing dinner ($60).—Tim Lowery… see moresee less

park that runs up the west side of lower manhattan. really cool and great for sunset.

Absolutely love this park. Stroll Chelsea to Meatpacking, end with a sazerac at the Standard bar.

it opened in 2009

Free to see, room full of dirt. (Art)

There are so many things about this place, but in particular, it is the look of a loft of only dirt and the overpowering smell that I love the most.

If you want to start your own cabinet, I can think of no better place to do so!

Find things that you never knew existed, let alone that you might be missing.

Trafalgar Square

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Got some great pics of Trafalgar square with Big Ben in the background at sunset.