
Hell’s Kitchen, Manhattan
Marseille Brunch Review: A Spontaneous Stop in Hell’s Kitchen
Our first brunch at Marseille in Hell’s Kitchen: tasty shakshuka and steak Benedict, attentive service, filling portions, and an $83 bill for two before tip.
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Hell’s Kitchen, Manhattan
Our first brunch at Marseille in Hell’s Kitchen: tasty shakshuka and steak Benedict, attentive service, filling portions, and an $83 bill for two before tip.

Midtown, Manhattan
Our brunch at Le Café Louis Vuitton on 57th Street: booking through Resy, breakfast and desserts, small portions, excellent service, and our $179 bill before tip.

Manhattan West / Hudson Yards
Our go-to Manhattan restaurant for date nights, friends and work dinners. Inside Francis’s birthday dinner, the $79 Chef’s Menu, and the must-order dip tower.

Barclays Center, Brooklyn
Our $168 seats in Section 16, Row D at Barclays Center: Pistons vs Nets, Cade Cunningham signing for fans, and the view beside the player entrance.

Madison Square Garden, Manhattan
We booked Knicks tickets at MSG just before tip-off: $526 for two seats near the bench. Our experience, seat review and tips for buying last minute.

Javits Center, Manhattan
A second-time attendee’s honest Fanatics Fest review: athlete encounters, Amex Platinum access, nearly $1,000 on photos, and what to do differently next time.

Arthur Ashe Stadium, Queens
Our first U.S. Open visit: second-row seats for Roger Federer’s exhibition, last-minute tickets, and an evening with McEnroe, Roddick and Agassi.

Manhattan & Liberty Island
Explore New York’s iconic landmarks like the Statue of Liberty, Times Square, and Central Park. Expand your experience with dining at the World Trade Center and visiting the 9/11 M