178 Broadway
Brooklyn, N.Y. 11211

Hours of Business
Monday – Thursday:
Friday & Saurday:
Sunday: 11:45 am – 9:45 pm (last seating
11:45 am – 10:45 pm (last seating)
12:45 pm – 9:45 pm (last seating)

With an ample menu here are the most provocative options

Monday
Pot Roast
Chopped Steak

Tuesday
Roast Prime Ribs of Beef
Filet of Sole
Chopped Steak

Wednesday
Roast Prime Ribs of Beef
Chicken, Home Style
Chopped Steak

Thursday
Roast Prime Ribs of Beef
Corned Beef and Cabbage
Chopped Steak

Friday
Roast Prime Ribs of Beef
Filet of Sole
Chopped Steak
Saturday
Chopped Steak

Available Daily – To Order
Steak, Small Sirloin, USDA Prime with French Fries
Lamb Chops, Two Single
Salmon, Grilled with Potato and Vegetable

Luger-Burger, Over 1/2 lb., on a Bun
with French Fries and/or Cheese & Bacon

Occupying the upper floors in the north high-rise of the exclusive time Warner center, the mandarin oriental rises above Columbus circle on the upper west side, where midtown, central park and upper Manhattan, NY., converge. The Time Warner center also contains luxury condominiums, restaurants, offices and shopping with 50 upscale retailers. Central park is one-half block from the hotel.

Express elevators whisk guests to the 35th floor of the mandarin oriental, where the “sky lobby” features crystal cranes, a graceful glass sculpture by Dale Chihuly. Antique mandarin silk robes are displayed on the walls, and wondrous views of the skyline, central park and the Hudson River are seemingly everywhere.

The Mandarin Oriental is home to asiate, the culinary soul of the hotel. The restaurant entrance showcases a wall of wine, while the interior is dominated by a glittering tree-branch sculpture that hangs from the ceiling. The menu, presented by chef de cuisine Noriyuki Sugie, is a modern approach to French and Japanese cuisine. The mandarin’s Mobar is a stylish cocktail venue highlighting two immense paintings by Valerio Adami.

The spa at Mandarin Oriental offers a variety of treatments in a meditative environment with bamboo floors, natural stone and bubbling waters. Facilities include seven multifunctional rooms, vitality pools, amethyst crystal steam rooms, his and hers relaxation lounges, and a shared oriental-style tea lounge.

The Mandarin Oriental features 203 guestrooms and 48 suites on floors 38 to 54. All guestrooms offer floor-to-ceiling windows with stunning views of New York city. The d�cor includes stylish 1940s-inspired furniture mixed with palettes of Chinese red and silver or jet black and pale gold. Amenities include flat-panel LCD televisions, three multi-line telephones, custom-designed bed linens, in-room safes with laptop rechargeable access, and evening turndown service with quotes of the day and orchids. High-speed wired and wireless internet access is available for a fee.

Up To $150 Food And Beverage Credit Book a minimum 2-night stay in a qualifying rate from November 16 – December 28, 2009 for travel November 16-24 and/or December 13-28, 2009 and receive one of the following:

Daily $50 food and beverage credit on Hudson river and central park rooms daily $150 food and beverage credit on central park view and mandarin executive suites a minimum 2-night stay is required in a qualifying room rate. Promotion not valid for arrivals on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays. Credit cannot be applied toward the room rate.

The Plaza (5 stars)
Fifth Avenue at Central Park South
New York, NY 10019

Location.

Striking a palatial presence by central park and Fifth Avenue, the plaza is a New York legend, its very name synonymous with class. Guests can use the plaza as a base for shopping, sightseeing and Broadway shows, all located within walking distance or easy rides.

Hotel Features.

Built with all the pomp, glory and opulence of a French chateau, the plaza is exquisitely decorated, with remarkable elegance in each meticulous detail. The 18-story white brick and marble building was designed in the French renaissance style in 1907, and is listed on the national historic landmarks program.

The oak room and oak bar provide the quintessential New York experience. The champagne bar, an elegant addition to the new fifth avenue lobby, serves full breakfast, including freshly baked pastries and specialty coffees in the morning as well as the world’s finest champagnes in the evening. The plaza features the shops at the plaza, a fitness center by Radu, a Warren-Tricomi salon and a Caudalie Vinoth�rapie® Spa.

Guestrooms.

The Pplaza’s sumptuously appointed guestrooms are among the largest in New York City. Beds are dressed with luxurious Mascioni linens. All rooms include wall-mounted plasma televisions and writing desks. Mosaic-tiled bathrooms offer designer bath products and plush robes; most have bathtubs and separate showers. Guest services flat-panel screens connect each room with a wide array of services. Wireless and wired high-speed internet access are available.

Expert Tip.

The plaza stands along the west side of grand army plaza, from which it derives its name, extending central park south in Manhattan. The grand army plaza commemorates the union army in the civil war.

The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at either check-in or check-out, or at time of service.

Internet access: $14.95 per 24-hour period rollaway bed fee: $75 per night valet parking: $65 for 24 hours; no in/out privileges this list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.

The St. Regis New York (5 stars)
2 East 55th St
New York, NY 10022

Location.

The St. Regis New York is located on Fifth Avenue in New York, N.Y. This midtown Manhattan hotel is three blocks from Rockefeller center and the museum of modern art. Central park is four blocks away.

Hotel Features.

Dining options at the St. Regis New York include Adour restaurant, created by world-renowned chef Alain Ducasse and serving French cuisine. King Cole bar features Maxfield Parrish’s King Cole mural, dating from 1906. Astor court bistro serves international and American dishes.

Remède spa offers champagne and truffles before customized treatments that include body wraps, facials, hot stone massages and body bronzing. A fitness center, concierge desk, and business center are also on site. Guests receive complimentary access to an indoor pool at a nearby sister hotel.

Guestrooms.

The 229 guestrooms and suites at the st. Regis new york feature beds dressed with egyptian cotton linens and down duvets. Rooms include minibars, and butler service is available 24 hours. Flat-screen televisions with dvd players are provided, and wireless internet access is available for a fee. Italian marble bathrooms feature separate showers and tubs, double sinks, bathrobes and remde toiletries.

The Waldorf Astoria, New York (4 stars)
301 Park Ave
New York, NY 10022

Location.

The Waldorf Astoria is a New York art deco landmark and icon hosting dignitaries, presidents and Hollywood celebrities since opening in 1931. The hotel is within 20 miles of la Guardia, JFK and Newark international airports. Located in east midtown Manhattan, this hotel is a four-block walk from the Broadway theater district and Bloomingdale’s is only nine blocks away. Occupying an entire block on prestigious park avenue, the Waldorf Astoria is one of the original grand hotels.

Hotel Features.

The large, opulent lobby area has been restored to its original splendor. This extraordinary hotel offers elegant amenities to make guests feel comfortable and at home. Three on-site restaurants and one lounge serve an array of international cuisines and cocktails. Dining options include the peacock alley restaurant best known for its delectable Sunday brunch and fish and seafood menu. Guests can relax in the cocktail terrace for afternoon tea and drinks. The Waldorf Astoria features a 2,500 square-foot fitness facility (surcharge). The hotel’s concierge staff speaks multiple languages and help guests obtain theater tickets and arrange transportation and babysitting. The Waldorf also houses the biggest ballroom in Manhattan and offers 40 meeting rooms, eight boutiques, a bridal salon and room service.

Guestrooms.

Guestrooms and suites symbolize old world elegance with high ceilings, rich brocades, marble bathrooms and designer bath products, formal window treatments, crystal-and-brass lamps and triple-sheeted bedding. Amenities offered in guestrooms include desks, minibars, high-speed internet access (fee applies) and cable television. Select suites feature entry foyers and living areas.

Expert Tip.

Two blocks away from the Waldorf Astoria is famed fifth avenue, a shopper’s paradise that includes Saks Fifth Avenue and Rockefeller center.

The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at either check-in or check-out.

Valet parking: $50 per 24-hour period
This list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.

Winter Escapes

Book a stay in a “winter escapes” rate category November 15, 2009 – march 31, 2010 for travel November 15, 2009 – march 31, 2010 and receive the following:

breakfast for two us$50 resort credit for two or three night stays us$100 resort credit for four or five night stays us$150 resort credit for six or seven night stays us$200 resort credit for stays of eight nights or more complimentary one-night certificate for a future stay (must book by January 31, 2010) breakfast valid for two adults per room based upon double occupancy, plus any additional paid guests in the same room. Valid in designated resort restaurants only and does not include in-room dining. Taxes and gratuities not included.

Activity credits are per room, per stay. Credit will be applied at time of checkout. Final credit value will be based upon total nights consumed. Credit can be applied towards all hotel charges except room rate, corresponding taxes and resort fees. Offer is not combinable with other promotions, packages, negotiated/qualified rate plans or bonus offers. Credit is not transferable and cannot be used towards future stay. Unused portions of the credit will be forfeited and not reimbursed for cash.

Free night certificate is valid for a stay with a minimum of three paid nights at participating hotels from may 1, 2010 – December 20, 2010. Advance reservations required. Free room night cannot be combined with other offers and not applicable to previous reservations or group bookings. Free room night applies to one night’s room rate and tax only, in the same room type, and does not include incidental charges or gratuities. All offers subject to availability. Blackout dates may apply.

New York Marriott Marquis (3.5 stars)
1535 Broadway
New York, NY 10036

Location.

Located on Broadway amid the bustle of Times Square, theN York Marriott marquis Times Square imparts a commanding presence in New York city, New York. This sleek property stands less than three blocks from 30 theaters while fifth avenue shops are positioned two blocks to the east.

Hotel Features.

The view restaurant & lounge is New York City’s only revolving rooftop restaurant and offers the largest selection of New York state wines in Manhattan. The theater-themed encore restaurant displays a colorful Broadway-motif mural and offers dining services throughout the day. A 24-hour business center features high-speed internet access and a digital picture station.

This hotel offers wired high-speed and wireless internet access, plus more than 100,000 square feet of event space. A 4,000-square-foot, 24-hour fitness center features panoramic views of Times Square and midtown Manhattan. An American express travel desk, a theater ticket desk and a concierge are located in the 8th-floor lobby. An added benefit, the hotel’s uniquely designed miconic-10 elevator system shaves waiting time by an average of 30 percent.

Guestrooms.

This non-smoking 49-story hotel features 1,949 soundproofed guestrooms and suites, most with views of Times Square and Manhattan. All accommodations feature Marriott’s revive collection bedding that consists of 300-thread-count cotton linens with subtle white-and-beige design, down comforters, six down pillows and a separate mattress topper. Elegant furnishings are designed for comfort and visual appeal. Upon check-in, guests may request Marriott’s wired for business service that offers bundled, flat-rate communication services.

Hotel Expert’s Tip.

The world of the theater lies at your feet at the New York Marriott marquis times square. Not only does the hotel house a magnificent theater, it is also surrounded by the theater district. Better yet, the tkts booth is located right in front of the hotel and offers last-minute discounted tickets to the best of Broadway.

WEATHER
New York sports cold winters and hot sticky summers. Be prepared depending on the time of year you’re traveling. Winters can bring heavy snow storms, at times paralyzing the city. Springs are mild, making it alongside the fall, the perfect season to see the town. Summers are hot, humid, and bring about plenty of thunderstorms and rain.

158 Bleecker Street
New York, NY 10002

This multimedia art cabaret, founded by musicians, is an eclectic and ultra cool place. It’s located in the historic Village Gate. The live music scene can vary drastically from night to night (due to its flexible interior architecture, engineered by John Storyk), the decor is a site worthy of just the visit, and the drinks will keep you chatting all night long, or dancing (depending on the night’s entertainment), with your buddies. Live entertainment has sported artists such as Moby, Lou Reed, Paul Simon, They Might Be Giants, and Andrew WK among many others.

The menu has an interesting offer. The $5 menu consists of Prawn Chips, Tater Tots, PB&J, and Grilled Cheese. Appetizers and dishes range from $7 to $16 and include Nachos, Quesadillas, California Crab Wraps, Asian Salad, Pizzas, and Chicken Satay. Dessert gets even better! Cookies & Milk, or Chocolate Brownie. Cocktails are $12 a pop and include fun numbers such as The Zombie Hunter, Dirty Colonel, The Bait, and Peach.I Could Eat A Peach For Hours.

Le Poisson Rouge
158 Bleecker Street
New York, NY 10002
www.lepoissonrouge.com

Don’t Tell Mama
25 years of cabaret, comedy, and camaraderie. Don’t Tell Mama, the world famous piano bar named after a song in Cabaret, showcases live music every night. Jazz, Broadway, pop, classical, and rock, there is always something that will please everybody. The open mic piano bar, open 7 nights a week, will let you and even frequent celebrities (who stop by often) sing a tune! It starts Sundays at 8 PM, and Mondays through Saturdays beginning at 9 PM. Happy hour runs daily from 4 to 9 PM, while live piano music starts at 5 PM. The restaurant sports great New American Cuisine, with fresh market ingredients used in their dishes. Lunch ranges from $10 per person and dinner at $22. The bar offers a good variety of finger snacks, sandwiches, pizza, and sweets. Shows and Reservations are posted in their online calendar. (Reservations are not accepted for the piano bar).

Don’t Tell Mama
343 W 46th Street
New York, NY 10036
Reservations: 212 757 0788
www.donttellmamanyc.com

Hudson Terrace
Located on the rooftop of a second floor, this transformed horse stable, became home to a lounge that allows guests watch the sunset in style. Hudson Terrace holds two special ambiances. The Salon, located on the second floor, can accommodate up to 400 guests for an incredible party, or it can turn into an intimate place for a lunch or dinner rendezvous. The Garden Terrace holds up to 150 guests, and is the perfect place for brunches, meetings, and dinner parties.

Decked out in white leather couches and pink drinks, get ready for the heat to turn up in its South Beach ambiance, carefully mixing new and old decorative elements. Drop by on Sundays for brunch and stick around for afternoon drinks. Customized menus are available upon request.

Hudson Terrace
621 West 46th Street
New York, NY 10036
Ph. 212 315 9400
www.hudsonterracenyc.com

Jazz Standard
Nestled in the basement of the Blue Smoke restaurant, this swanky club serves the jazz-loving crowd all in a class of its own. Southern cooking is featured, courtesy of the upstairs restaurant – (give the Blue Smoke’s original ale, or one of their 25 tequilas offered a try). This generously spacious spot gives you comfortable seats to lounge on, with excellent views of the stage, so you won’t miss a note of the best jazz performers around! Jazz Standard opens Mondays through Wednesdays (11:30 AM – 11:00 PM), Thursdays and Fridays (11:30 AM – 1 AM), Saturdays (Noon – 1 AM), and Sundays (Noon – 11 PM).

Sundays are very special, so don’t miss out. The Jazz Standard Orchestra (JSYO) plays, conducted by David O’Rourke. Instead of a cover fee, guests donate $5 which goes towards the Jazz Standard Discovery Program. Doors open at 1 PM, and lunch is available for both adults and kids.

Jazz Standard
116 E 127th Street
New York, NY 10016
Ph. 212 576 2232
www.jazzstandard.net

Solas
Opened in 1998, Solas is the spot to your groove on with a solid mix of deep house, acid jazz, and trip-hop. If you need to take a break from the dancing and the crowd, swing by the adjacent Red Room, surrounded by candles and crimson walls. This place used to be the infamous Cafe Tabac, where Madonna waitressed prior to her glory days.

Sangrias, mojitos, and margaritas go for $5. Open every day of the week from 4:00 PM – 4:00 AM. Happy hour is daily from 4 PM to 8 PM.

Solas
232 E 9th Street
New York, NY 10003

12th Street Bar & Grill
1123 8th Avenue
Brooklyn, NY 11215
718 965 9526
www.12thstreetbarandgrill.com

Piece of Chicken
Real soul food at a really great price. For really good southern cooking, head on down to this place and try some Baked Jerk Chicken, Fried Chicken Wings, or Smothered Pork Chops. Make sure you don’t miss out on the side dishes, like Candied Yams and Collard Greens. Dessert is home-style Banana Pudding. Prices range from $1 for a piece of chicken (thigh or leg), to $6.50 for the Smothered Pork Chop. Open Monday through Saturday, 12 PM – 10 PM, and Sundays from 12 PM – 9 PM.

Piece of Chicken
362 W 45th Street
New York, NY 10036

15 East
A very luxurious and high-end Japanese restaurant. Not very wallet-friendly, but if you can afford it, the experience is absolutely worth it. Executive Sushi Chef Masato Shimizu is in charge of the sushi bar, encouraging customers to sit with him at the bar and ask him questions. The menu offers a fine, fresh, and carefully chosen selection of appetizers, dishes from the sushi bar, and dishes from the kitchen.

A Chef’s tasting menu with seven courses is available for $75, allowing you to try several dishes at once. For lunch try the Prix-Five Lunch, which includes three courses (they change daily) for $29. Sushi Bar Appetizers include Ikura Shoyu Zuke (soy-marinated salmon roe) for $8, and Kumamoto Oysters (ponzy granite, mitsuba & house-pickled seasonal vegetables) for $18. Don’t forget to try some Japanese beer and cold sake by the glass.

15 East Restaurant
15 E15th Street
New York, NY 10003
www.15eastrestaurant.com

Pure Food and Wine
Co-founded by executive chef Sarma Melngailis, Pure Food and Wine is the place to go if you’re looking for a chic, relaxing, and divine lieu to eat the healthiest and yummiest vegetarian and vegan raw food. Opened back in 2004, Pure Food and Wine bases its raw vegan menu on plant based ingredients, and doesn’t utilize any additional processed ingredients. Your taste-buds will be amazed, and your body will thank you after enjoying the meals served here.

Dishes and desserts include Fennel and Oregano Scented Zucchini Maniccotti, White Corn Tamales, Morel Mushroom and Hempseed Burger, and Mint Sundae. The Five Course Chef’s Tasting Menu is available for an entire table and costs $69 per person. The Mind Sundae is about $16 and the refreshing Spring Sorbet Plate goes for $14. Dinner is served every day of the week, starting from 5:30 PM to 11:00 PM. Reservation are suggested, and for parties larger than four, make sure to call up several days in advance.

Pure Food and Wine
54 Irving Pl
New York, NY 10003
Reservations: 212 477 1010
www.oneluckyduck.com/purefoodandwine/

Bistro 61
1113 1st Avenue
New York, NY 10065

Head down to Bistro 61 for a taste of European and French food. The menu has been creatively and carefully crafted by Executive Chef Anthony Raggiri and Head Chef Adil Fawzi. Bring the family, or just hang out with friends. Dishes include La Soupe � L’oignon (French Onion Soup), La Terrine De Foie Gras � La Truffe Noire (Homemade Fois Gras Terrine), Le Plateau De Charcuterie (assorted cold cuts with olives), and a fine selection of wines too. Pre-Theater Dinner is available Monday through Thursday (4:00 PM – 6:45) and offers a 2 course menu with coffee or tea for the price of any entr�e.

Tuesday Nights are “All You Can Eat Mussel & Fries”, which go for $27.50. You can select from a choice of 6 different mussel dishes with fries and a glass of beer or wine. Sundays and Saturdays are perfect for Brunch, costing $18 for one brunch menu item, and coffee or tea with mimosa.

Bistro 61
1113 1st Avenue
New York, NY 10065
www.bistro61.com

The Museum highlights include the State of Liberty Exhibit (tracing the history by recording of different media such as photos, prints, objects, videos and stories), The Torch Exhibit (it includes the original 1886 torch), and The “New Colossus” (the famous sonnet by Emma Lazarus in 1883, displayed in a bronze plaque).

Monument pedestal passes are available with purchase of tickets at

www.statecruises.comw or by calling 1.877.LADY TIX .

Information on visitor access to the Statue’s Crown is available at
www.nps.gov/stli/index.htm

The Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island
Liberty Island
New York, NY 10004
www.statueofliberty.org

The Empire State Building
Nicknamed after the State of New York, The Empire State Building stands a striking 102 stories in the clouds. Breathtaking panoramic vistas of New York City can be seen from its highest viewing point, the Empire State Building Observatory. Coined as one of the Seven Wonders of the Modern World, by the American Society of Civil Engineers, this attraction is one of the most famous spots in town. Open 7 days a week, from 8 am to 2 am, you will get a chance to view New York City in all its glory, under a blue sky or under a starry filled night.

The last elevator goes up at 1:15 AM. Security is very important, so any visitor wishing to enter the building must go through a routine security check. No glass or bottles are permitted and only cameras and camcorders without tripods. Admission price for the ESB Express Pass is $41.25 + $3.48 tax. Observatory tickets for the 102nd floor are available once you’re in the building and cost $15 in addition to normal admission passes.

The Empire State Building
350 Fifth Avenue
Manhattan, NY 10118
212-736-3100
www.esbnyc.com

Central Park
Central Park, spanning 843 acres of green in the middle of the concrete jungle, offers a vast array of options for tourists and locals to enjoy. Carriages, pedicabs, sports, climbing, a public theater, a zoo, arts, music, and many other events are held year-long. Designed by landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted and architect Calvert Vaux, Central Park has been a National Historic Landmark since 1963. Mostly landscaped, the park includes several lakes and ponds, walkways and walking paths, two ice-rinks, Central Park Zoo, a wildlife sanctuary, natural woods, and it’s own oasis for migrating birds and wildlife.

Intertwined by bridges (each one is different!) running over ponds and streams, the park is a haven of peace, relaxation, and fresh air in the midst of the bustling city life outside. Check out their website for the Bloom Schedule, which gives you detailed info on the location and types of flowers in bloom for each month of the year. Kids can enjoy the 21 playgrounds available as well as many other kid-friendly activities and attractions like the Central Park Carousel, Central Park Zoo, the Hans Christian Andersen Statue Stories, and the Victorian Gardens.

Central Park

Manhattan, NY
www.centralparknyc.org

Rockefeller Center
This massive complex of 19 buildings was declared a National Historic Landmark in 1987. It’s home to Radio City Music Hall, one of the most important concert halls in the world. Originally a theater, it was converted into a concert and event hall in 1979. Performers such as Frank Sinatra and Ella Fitzgerald have sung here. Famous award ceremonies like the MTV Video Music Awards, the Grammys and the Tonys have been part of this historical landmark. Rockefeller Center is also the place to go if you want to see the most famous Christmas tree in the world.

Placed behind Paul Manship’s bronze statue of Prometheus, the Greek titan who brings fire to mankind, this tree is on everyone’s list of events which take place during its lighting ceremony every year. An ice-skating rink is in front of it during winter, making part of the dazzling spectacle, shops, restaurants, and celebrities swarming the city.

Tours are available for the following areas:

NBC Studios
Go backstage and see how the magic of TV really happens, as you interact with green screens, props, costumes, and control rooms.
Ph. 212 664 3700

Radio City Music Hall
Try to catch a show and hopefully see the Rockettes!
Ph. 212 307 7171
www.radiocity.com

Rockefeller Center Tour
Learn about the amazing journey that began 80 years ago, holding place to one of the biggest stories and landmarks in New York City. Rise 70 floors above the ground and experience New York from the Top of the Rock Observation Deck.Ph. 212 698 2000
www.topoftherocknyc.com

Rockefeller Center
45 Rockefeller Plaza
New York, NY 10111
www.rockefellercenter.com

Yankee Stadium
This grandiose stadium built in 2008, replaces the old stadium, home to the many triumphs and all home games of the Yankees, built back in 1923. Baseball lovers will be very excited to catch a game in this luxurious stadium, chock-filled with history and memories of the best baseball team on the planet, the New York Yankees. Die-hard fans are also able to purchase a bit of history with the Exclusive Yankee Stadium Seating Sale. The original blue seats from the old stadium are available to purchase as well as the Yankee Stadium Ceremonial Monument Park Brick with Case.

Yankee Stadium
One East 161 Street
Bronx, NY 10451
www.newyork.yankees.mlb.com

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