Manhattan Living
Corsino Cantina NYC: Italian Small Plates in the Meatpacking District
Corsino Cantina NYC, specializing in Italian small plates, opened last October on the border between the elegant coziness of the West Village and the glitzy narcissism of the Meatpacking District in Manhattan. It is the latest attempt by Joe and Jason Denton, rulers of the 'ino and 'inoteca mini-empire, to bring, in Jason's words, "a […]
Apartment Therapy’s Home Hacks 2010
New to our list of daily must-reads this month? The excellent Apartment Therapy's unsurprisingly-also-excellent Home Hacks 2010, Smart How Tos For Great Homes, a treasure trove of collective knowledge on making just about everything you can imagine wanting or needing to do your in home just a little bit easier. Shared via reader-submitted home hack tricks […]
Mr. Brainwash: Icons, in NYC Meatpacking District
Whatever you think of Mr. Brainwash's deliberately derivative artwork (everyone from Andy Warhol to Vic Muniz to, of course, Mr. Brainwash's patron saint Banksy are so closely copied that you can't even really call them influences), one thing's for sure the just-opened: Icons, Mr. Brainwash's art exhibition in the Meatpacking District in NYC, is […]
Xi’an Famous Foods in Manhattan: A Noodle House in Chinatown
When cultish Flushing fave Xi’an Famous Foods opened an outpost here in Manhattan last month, food writers prestigious (Sam Sifton in the Times) and now (Yelpers galore) went a little nuts praising the hand-pulled noodles, the Liang Pi, the stewed lamb spine. So when we found ourselves walking through Chinatown on a bitter cold, […]
Guest Blog By Andrew Steinthal of ImmaculateInfatuation.com
NYC Website for Dining & Entertainment Greetings good people of Glenwood, Steinthal here from NYC dining and entertainment site ImmaculateInfatuation.com. We break restaurants down by what we'd tell our friends they're "Perfect For" whether it be a First/Early In The Game Date, Chronic Brunch, Dinner With The Parents or a place with Action At […]
Ten Great Stores Below 14th Street in NYC Part One
Strand Bookstore NYC This legendary "home of 18 miles of books" not only has a peerless collection of hard-to-find titles in subjects like philosophy, graphic design, religion and dozens more… not only is it the possibly the biggest and best used book store in NYC ever, with impossibly cheap books in every category imaginable… but […]
This Little Piggy Had Roast Beef: A Sandwich Restaurant in NYC
Grabbing a slice at Artichoke on East 14th Street in NYC can be a frustrating experience (long wait, nowhere to sit, indifferent attitude), but we do go there, and often, because the pizza is so outstanding: topped with fresh ingredients, baked to a nice char, always exploding with flavor. One bite into our slice (a […]
NYC Green Apartment Living: Emerald Green
Living day-to-day in a sustainable, non-toxic, ecologically-conscious way definitely has its challenges in an urban environment, but that doesn’t mean we can ever stop trying. Green real estate in NYC is becoming more and more desirable. Glenwood’s newest residential green apartment tower, the spectacular Emerald Green in Midtown Manhattan, is our first completely LEED-certified building, […]
The Grey Art Gallery at NYU: Downtown Pix Photography in New York City
The Grey Art Gallery at NYU is one of New York City's great under-appreciated treasures. Located on the ground floor (and the below-ground floor) of the New York University's Silver Center, right across the street from Washington Square Park in Midtown Manhattan, the Grey Art Gallery has for years put on consistently interesting–and sometimes […]
The City Bakery Hot Chocolate Festival NYC
February means different things to different people: horrible freezingness, fun in the snow, Caribbean vacations, sometimes Leap Year. Us? The arrival of the shortest month of the year simply means we're going to be spending more time than ever at the incomparable City Bakery in NYC, drowning ourselves in the insanely rich and gloriously […]
Corsino Cantina NYC, specializing in Italian small plates, opened last October on the border between the elegant coziness of the West Village and the glitzy narcissism of the Meatpacking District in Manhattan. It is the latest attempt by Joe and Jason Denton, rulers of the 'ino and 'inoteca mini-empire, to bring, in Jason's words, "a […]
Apartment Therapy’s Home Hacks 2010
New to our list of daily must-reads this month? The excellent Apartment Therapy's unsurprisingly-also-excellent Home Hacks 2010, Smart How Tos For Great Homes, a treasure trove of collective knowledge on making just about everything you can imagine wanting or needing to do your in home just a little bit easier. Shared via reader-submitted home hack tricks […]
Mr. Brainwash: Icons, in NYC Meatpacking District
Whatever you think of Mr. Brainwash's deliberately derivative artwork (everyone from Andy Warhol to Vic Muniz to, of course, Mr. Brainwash's patron saint Banksy are so closely copied that you can't even really call them influences), one thing's for sure the just-opened: Icons, Mr. Brainwash's art exhibition in the Meatpacking District in NYC, is […]
Xi’an Famous Foods in Manhattan: A Noodle House in Chinatown
When cultish Flushing fave Xi’an Famous Foods opened an outpost here in Manhattan last month, food writers prestigious (Sam Sifton in the Times) and now (Yelpers galore) went a little nuts praising the hand-pulled noodles, the Liang Pi, the stewed lamb spine. So when we found ourselves walking through Chinatown on a bitter cold, […]
Guest Blog By Andrew Steinthal of ImmaculateInfatuation.com
NYC Website for Dining & Entertainment Greetings good people of Glenwood, Steinthal here from NYC dining and entertainment site ImmaculateInfatuation.com. We break restaurants down by what we'd tell our friends they're "Perfect For" whether it be a First/Early In The Game Date, Chronic Brunch, Dinner With The Parents or a place with Action At […]
Ten Great Stores Below 14th Street in NYC Part One
Strand Bookstore NYC This legendary "home of 18 miles of books" not only has a peerless collection of hard-to-find titles in subjects like philosophy, graphic design, religion and dozens more… not only is it the possibly the biggest and best used book store in NYC ever, with impossibly cheap books in every category imaginable… but […]
This Little Piggy Had Roast Beef: A Sandwich Restaurant in NYC
Grabbing a slice at Artichoke on East 14th Street in NYC can be a frustrating experience (long wait, nowhere to sit, indifferent attitude), but we do go there, and often, because the pizza is so outstanding: topped with fresh ingredients, baked to a nice char, always exploding with flavor. One bite into our slice (a […]
NYC Green Apartment Living: Emerald Green
Living day-to-day in a sustainable, non-toxic, ecologically-conscious way definitely has its challenges in an urban environment, but that doesn’t mean we can ever stop trying. Green real estate in NYC is becoming more and more desirable. Glenwood’s newest residential green apartment tower, the spectacular Emerald Green in Midtown Manhattan, is our first completely LEED-certified building, […]
The Grey Art Gallery at NYU: Downtown Pix Photography in New York City
The Grey Art Gallery at NYU is one of New York City's great under-appreciated treasures. Located on the ground floor (and the below-ground floor) of the New York University's Silver Center, right across the street from Washington Square Park in Midtown Manhattan, the Grey Art Gallery has for years put on consistently interesting–and sometimes […]
The City Bakery Hot Chocolate Festival NYC
February means different things to different people: horrible freezingness, fun in the snow, Caribbean vacations, sometimes Leap Year. Us? The arrival of the shortest month of the year simply means we're going to be spending more time than ever at the incomparable City Bakery in NYC, drowning ourselves in the insanely rich and gloriously […]
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