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Tasty Cocktail Recipes from New York City and Beyond

by Ryan Shea

We are always on the lookout for the latest and greatest in cocktails both in and out of New York City!  Lucky for all of our readers, we have found some pretty delicious cocktail recipes from iconic locations like the Waldorf Astoria, Foragers Market and many more across our country!  We even have a bonus recipe from Blue Ice Vodka to savor and enjoy.  Take a look at what we think is the best of the best in recipes and be sure to make some for yourself this coming weekend! [Read more…] about Tasty Cocktail Recipes from New York City and Beyond

Filed Under: BUSINESS, FOODIE, LIFESTYLE Tagged With: argos inn, blue ice vodka, cocktail, cocktail recipes, foragers table, hilton orlando, Manhattan, manhattan digest, New York City, NYC, ryan shea, the afterthaw, the cellar, the westin cape coral resort, the westin la paloma, waldorf astoria, waldorf astoria new york

Westin New York Grand Central’s Great Tax Day Deals!

by Ryan Shea

Tax Day, which occurs every year on April 15th, can either be a super happy day for some people but can also be a day where you essentially want to sit and home and cry.  Nevertheless, tons of companies across the country will be doing something special for the biggest day in taxes, and that includes some great hotels that are located right in the heart of New York City.  One of them happens to be the iconic Westin New York Grand Central, which is a seven minute walk from Grand Central itself on 212 E. 42nd Street. [Read more…] about Westin New York Grand Central’s Great Tax Day Deals!

Filed Under: BUSINESS, LIFESTYLE, TRAVEL Tagged With: april 15th, Avenue of the Arts Costa Mesa, grand central, hotel, Hotels, Manhattan, manhattan digest, New York City, NYC, orange country, ryan shea, tax day, Tribute Portfolio Hotel, westin new york grand central

Chris Santos’ The Stanton Social Lights Up The Lower East Side

by Ryan Shea

With how advanced technology has gotten over the years, it can even affect people when they go out to eat with friends and family as they tend to be glued to their iPhone or iPad. One restaurant’s concept of creating solely shareable dishes to enjoy with the people you came with might be able to eliminate that even for an hour and focus on the tasty food and your surroundings instead. This location is The Stanton Social, located in the heart of the Lower East Side on Stanton Street between Ludlow & Orchard Street. [Read more…] about Chris Santos’ The Stanton Social Lights Up The Lower East Side

Filed Under: BUSINESS, FOODIE, LIFESTYLE Tagged With: Chicken & Waffles, chris santos, Food Network, lower east side, manhattan digest, New York City, NYC, ryan shea, stanton social, Stanton Street, The Food Network, the stanton social

Frankie & Johnnie’s Steakhouse Relocate to Excellent Food & Decor

by Ryan Shea

There is never anything wrong with taking a classic and revitalizing it to bring in a whole new generation of people who will love it for years to come.  That can truthfully be said about New York institution Frankie & Johnnie’s Steakhouse, who recently relocated their iconic location to the theater district on 46th Street between Shubert & 8th Avenue.  I was lucky enough to dine there a couple of weeks back and experience all the deliciousness that they have to offer, and suffice to say, I was not let down by any of it. [Read more…] about Frankie & Johnnie’s Steakhouse Relocate to Excellent Food & Decor

Filed Under: BUSINESS, FOODIE, LIFESTYLE Tagged With: frankie & johnnie's, frankie & johnnie's steakhouse, Manhattan, manhattan digest, New York City, NYC, ryan shea, steakhouse

From Riches to Rags: An Interview with Bright Star’s Dee Hoty

by Ryan Leeds

If you see Dee Hoty on the street, don’t tell her how pretty she is; she knows. This isn’t to suggest that the three time Tony Award nominee is stuck on herself. Actually, quite the opposite rings true. Hoty, in a recent phone interview, is smart, warm, self-effacing, and funny- and also matter of fact about actors abilities to transform themselves. [Read more…] about From Riches to Rags: An Interview with Bright Star’s Dee Hoty

Filed Under: ENTERTAINMENT, THEATRE Tagged With: aarp, bright star, Broadway, dee hoty, edie brickell, gigi, steve martin, tony awards, tony nominee

Benoit in Midtown West Kicks Off Annual Cochon Dinners for April

by Ryan Shea

The art of French cooking is one of refinement and held to a certain pedigree when it comes to taste and overall execution.  When you can master this particular cuisine, and even furthermore one of their dishes to the point where it is on display for an entire month, you know you are doing something right then.  That is what is happening at Midtown West’s French Bistro Benoit, where in the month of April they will be hosting weekly dinners that highlight the classic French dish called Cochon. [Read more…] about Benoit in Midtown West Kicks Off Annual Cochon Dinners for April

Filed Under: BUSINESS, FOODIE, LIFESTYLE Tagged With: april, benoit, cochon dinners, Manhattan, manhattan digest, New York City, NYC, restaurants, ryan shea

Strip House Auctions Off New York City’s Largest Bottle of Wine

by Ryan Shea

What do you get when you combine one of the most delicious steakhouses in New York City with a super fun contest involving some of the best wine in the world?  You get the legendary midtown location of Strip House who will be auctioning off an 18-liter bottle of Croix de Beaucaillou where the winner of the auction will receive quite the treat that they can share between themselves and a ton of friends. [Read more…] about Strip House Auctions Off New York City’s Largest Bottle of Wine

Filed Under: BUSINESS, FOODIE, LIFESTYLE Tagged With: Croix de Beaucaillou, jade jagger, manhattan digest, mick jagger, New York City, NYC, ryan shea, steakhouse, strip house

RuPaul’s Drag Race RuCap: Why Did Ru “Call Her?”

by David Baxter

Previously on RuPaul’s Drag Race, the queens had an acting challenge and then had to roller skate. Cynthia went home, which makes us all sad, and Robbie continued to depress us by making excuses for herself. [Read more…] about RuPaul’s Drag Race RuCap: Why Did Ru “Call Her?”

Filed Under: ENTERTAINMENT, LGBT, TELEVISION Tagged With: acid betty, Blondie, bob the drag queen, Call Me, chich devayne, chris stein, debbie harry, Derrick Berry, kim chi, logotv, lucien piane, naomi smalls, naysha lopez, robbier turner, rupaul, rupauls drag race, thorgy thor

A Manhattanite in Philadelphia- Where to Go?

by Ryan Shea

Concluding our amazing series on why Manhattanites should visit Philadelphia is essentially where you should go to see what makes this city so damn special.  So far we have covered food and travel for you, but outside of that, where are the best places to go that will leave you satisfied upon your return to your destination city? We have found some super interesting and unique places to try out when you are in the City of Brotherly Love.  Check out what we think you would enjoy the best. [Read more…] about A Manhattanite in Philadelphia- Where to Go?

Filed Under: BUSINESS, ENTERTAINMENT, LGBT, LIFESTYLE Tagged With: flower show, Manhattan, manhattan digest, New York City, NYC, philadelphia, philly, ryan shea, the barnes foundation, the bike stop, the flower show, u bar, woody's

Maple & The Doughnut Project Partner Up for Doughnut Week!

by Ryan Shea

For some reason, The doughnut (or donut, depending on how you spell it), has never really been the Beyonce of sweets when it comes to how you compare it to other delectables like cookies or cake.  Well, fear not my doughnut loving friends, because two amazing companies in New York City are planning on making the doughnut the star of the show when top delivery service Maple & West Village mainstay The Doughnut Project will be presenting Doughnut Week this coming week in Manhattan.  Get your taste buds ready people! [Read more…] about Maple & The Doughnut Project Partner Up for Doughnut Week!

Filed Under: BUSINESS, FOODIE, LIFESTYLE Tagged With: david chang, donut, doughnut week, Manhattan, manhattan digest, maple, New York City, NYC, ryan shea, soa davies, the doughnut project, west village

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