New York

Sunday Brunch at Don Coqui was like no other brunch dining and midday-destination lounge, dance floor popping outrageous DJ experience I have ever had. Thats a promise! I went with a small group of friends here for a just because lets eat, drink and be merry on a Sunday and little did we know this Sunday was going to be everything a rocking you, shocking you, get on the dance floor and do your thing and let the good times roll Brunch. Brunch started out in the dining area feeling all shi shi foo foo, I'm loving the decor, lights, seating and overall set-up, we all took our seats and right away the mimosa's are flowing to the table (opt for the un-limited Mimosas for 2 hours for an additional $10 if Mimosas are your thing). Brunch is fairly priced and plated nicely. What we ordered, thoughts & rating's - see below. * A plentiful combination of two sunny side up Eggs, Carne Frita and Rice served with Beans, Sweet Plantains and avocado - very good 3.5 stars * Ropa Vieja and Eggs Served with Maduros and Black Bean Rice - even better than very good. 4.5 stars * Pernil / Rice & Beans / Sweet Plaintains - This was the dish I ordered, I would absolutely re-order this too! 5.00 star's - all the best of the Puerto Rican flavors and a huge chunk of perfectly seasoned pernil (Roast Pork) that was tender, moist and juicy, meat fell off of the bone and even had some of the crunchy skin on it - Oink Oink - I love It! * Mofongo with Roast pork came with a side of garlicky roast pork gravy - Im told this was a winner gets 5 stars * Mofongo & Garlic Shrimp came with Garlicy seafood gravy - again a 5.0 star hit! * Homemade Flan - very creamy and good - 4.5 Drinks - Mimosa's, Cocktails & Long Island Ice Tea's - most of my company enjoyed the Mimosa's for the extended hours and beyond and the rest of us were enjoying Wepa cocktails, Long Island Ice Tea's, Massive Bulldog drinks and by now feeling comfortably full and really nice. We we're politely invited to move our party over to their lounge area which really was the star of our brunch, I mean if you like hip hop, salsa, Merengue, R&B, funk, House & techno music you hit the jackpot coming here, the DJ that was playing this Sunday was off the hook, the music is loud, I'm loud, my friends are loud, everybody in the lounge was loud and the drinks were off the hook! We had a Fabulous time here, got to dance off the food we happily gouged ourselves on, drank like the next day wasnt Monday and we had to go to work, danced to almost everything and it was only 4:00 in the afternoon and the night was young still. Yes, Don Coqui is defintely a place to throw all sorts of celebrations, parties and come on out just because you need to feel alive with good food, drinks, great music, nice lightining and decor and an open spacious dance floor. Damn right I will be back, I love when you can have a great time eating, sipping cocktails and dancing all in one place!

We drove all the way from Philly to NYC and we weren't disappointed! The staff were amazing. They really loved the cats and took such good care of them. the kitties were adorable :) I think the whole concept is brilliant. You get to hang out with a bunch of beautiful cats in their environment, plus you get to chill and relax in the cafe with some good food and great coffee.

First time experiencing Tao Downtown. Absolutely awesome dinner paired with a great staff. The food was presented beautifully and portions were huge from the appetizers to dessert. Signature Tao drinks were delicious. There was no skimping on anything. If there were more stars would rate it higher.

Without a doubt one of NYC's best venues! For guestlist DM/Text/Whatsapp me at +1-347-673-4965 What to expect: 1. Free entry on my guestlist. 2. Free vodka & champagne all night at our own VIP table. 3. Skip the line. Have a birthday or group celebration coming up? For groups of 8+ I can set you up with a your own table & free bottle of vodka. Just send me a message here & I can reserve it for you right now. Its 100% free so HMU if your interested :)

My daughter and I loved everything about this hotel. As soon as we stepped through the door we were greeted by Moses who helped us check in and showed us to our room. Moses helped us on a number of occasions with various things including restaurant suggestions which was very useful. The room was fab, very modern and cleaned every day. The view from the 27th floor was awesome! Throughout our stay everyone was courteous and everything was made as easy as possible for us. The location of this hotel is excellent with Times Square and the theatre district within easy walking distance. We will definitely stay here again and my daughter is already planning a trip back with her boyfriend!

I stayed at The Standard, High Line last weekend with 3 of my friends and had the best time! The view from our room on the 14th floor was stunning (overlooking the statue of liberty, one trade center, etc.). The Moscow Mules at The Standard Grill are to die for and the Beergarten is so much fun on Sundays. Big thanks to Anne Lee and Caitlin for hooking us up with tickets for Frieze, the concierge (sorry, forgot your name!) for the restaurant tips, Neil from Le Bain, and Josh from room service! Will be back for sure next time we're in New York! All the best!

I want to thank the staff of One World Observatory for a great visit yesterday (4/3/16). I require the assistance of a service dog and the staff was well trained on ADA and service dogs. While my k9 does know how to navigate revolving doors, the ones at your facility were moving too quickly for myself and my k9 to safely enter them. One of your security personnel noticed my dilemma, motioned for me to step off to the side, and opened the door for me to come in safely. Once at the security check, who I assume was head of security for the day, came up and asked me to please step aside to talk with him as to not talk in front of everyone. He knew what questions are allowed by ADA to be asked about my k9, was extremely respectful to me, and my needs. (I thank you sir for that. It was the best encounter I have had with a business.) All of the staff was very respectful and didn't try to distract my k9 in any way. Some may have even got to experience my excitement when I was able to get my k9 on the escalators (which has been something I have been working on with my k9 for awhile now). My k9 enjoyed the views as much as all the humans in our group. And of course on our way out the gentleman who opened the side door for me took me aside and let me and my k9 back out. We will be sure to attend again in the future! Thank you all for your hospitality and keep up the great training with your staff on ADA and service dogs.

This park seems huge like you need a week to see it all but in the real you can rent a bike and see it completely in one day. I recommend sunny weather for exploring Central Park. There's big ice-skating area where you can enjoy the surroundings of big buildings on one side and nature on the other site. Try to find Alice in Wonderland and Hachiko dog. Oh so you will find many interesting monuments but I will let you to explore. Don't go to Central Park on your last day in New York because you might wish to come back sooner then you've thought.

My favorite place in the entire world! So many memories of ice skating, hiking, jogging, rollerblading, playing kick ball, the boat house and most of all, my first kiss under the rain. Nothing else compares.

On Nov 25th I had the pleasure to visit the Guggenheim museum in NY for the very first time. I am a (classical music) composer from Malta (Europe). I travel every month, touring with my music projects, participating in festivals or attending conferences related to my work. When I'm in a foreign country I always try to attend concerts, performances or museums. I really enjoyed my time at the Guggenheim and the highlight of the visit was the tour on Kandinsky by museum educator Filip Notredaeme. This has been the best tour I have ever experienced and I want to present my comments as a token of appreciation. Filip presented a very clear and informed portrait of the artist but what impressed me most was the way in which he did it. It wasn't just a tour .... it was an amazing journey. He delivered the content about each painting with passion, insight and even a brush stroke of humor. One lady wanted to know the duration of the tour, to which Filip answered: "About an hour but please free to leave at any time during the tour or even run for your life" :) !!! Filip was very sensitive to the comments of his audience - developing each question into a sustainable strand within the narrative of his presentation. There was a couple with 2 girls, around 8 yrs old. My first thoughts were: how is Filip going to deal with this? how can he possibly deliver a presentation on Kandinsky that appeals to both the adults and these 2 kids? I was sure that Filip would have to ignore the kids ...after all there was a separate programme at the museum designed for kids. I was wrong. Filip managed to masterfully involve the kids throughout his tour without dumbing down the presentation. I left the Guggenheim a richer person, wishing I could live in NY so that I can experience more of these tours at the Guggenheim. So thank you Filip and I really think that you should compile your tours into a publication.

Very impressed with the extensive collection of works by Jim Shaw, including the collections of his collections! But even more impressed by the staff, every single one of whom was friendly and almost intuitive....you take one weary step toward the elevator and one of them leaps to actually press the button for you...another senses your quest for the bathroom and helpfully points the way before you can even ask....Thanks!

It was brought to my attention that Macy's Harold Square has a vest displayed in the men's department that was stolen from my son 3 years ago. Obviously Macy's would never knowingly purchase stolen property. And my Son who designed the vest is flattered that his work of art has been recognized in such a manner. But he's hoping the store will return the vest to it's rightful owner.

Love the variety at the Smorgasburg, yes some lines are long, but it's worth it. Go with a few friends that way you can share the items from the vendors so you can sample a variety of them. You have to try the Ramen noodle burger, scotch egg, Mighty Quinn's BBQ and grab an ice cream sandwich from The Good Batch.

Amazing place! Great shows Expensive but is worth it, if you are cheap don't come to this place otherwise spend a have a amazing time! I live in Seattle but if I come back to New York I will come back again.

I loved this club in NYC. I didnt pay anything but I know is pretty expensive. My friend paid $30 fee for entrance. Anyway... very good music and ambience. But it was too crowded. I barely could walk. In the bathroom there is a nice lady taking care of girls. She have Coco Channel and other really nice perfumes. Hot people too. :) Hope to be back when I come back to NYC.