Traveling the Silk Road, an intriguing exhibit that opened Nov. 14 at the Museum of Natural History, ushers visitors into a recreation of the web of ancient trading routes—the legendary Silk Road—that for centuries stretched from East Asia to the Mediterranean. When you first enter the exhibit, two enormous life-like camels loom. There’s also a [...]
Cocktails are very of the moment. Everyone, it seems, is rediscovering Prohibition-era drinks. At the Museum of the City of New York, which is launching Speakeasy at 1220 Fifth, they’re offering up a free drink with your paid admission.
Did you know that from 1926-1932, the city’s speakeasy count topped 32,000 establishments?
Then, there are new concoctions [...]
As I was escaping the city for the Labor Day weekend, I was sprinting for the Hampton Jitney which takes me out to the North Fork. I didn’t have much time to spare so I ran into a pita joint called Grill 44 on the southwest corner of 44th and Third.
The sign said Mediterranean food [...]
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