Fun things to do in Manhattan (US)

Compact counter for high-end, seasonal edomae sushi, served omakase in a wood-lined space

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Visitors usually stay up to 4 hours here.

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Originally built as the Gentleman’s Library at The Pierre, Two E was redesigned by Alexandra Champalimaud to reflect the marvelous style of an Upper East Side residence. This delightfully swanky noshery and lounge is the perfect place to enjoy a beverage of your choice by day. By night, the voguish venue comes alive, providing a stage for programmed entertainment featuring the brightest stars of Broadway and Jazz.

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The birthplace of Sushi Seki. Founded in 2002, the original location still exudes charm and familiarity, as well as its reputation as a late night den, hosting New York's elite from the worlds of music, fashion and entertainment until 2:30am nightly, as well as a plethora of well-known chefs. The original Sushi Seki is a haven for those that call the Upper East home.

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estiatorio Milos Hudson Yards is most popular around 7 PM on Tuesdays. It's most quiet on Sundays.

Savor fresh seafood, unparalleled Mediterranean cuisine & Greek hospitality in Hudson Yards. Founded by Costas Spiliadis

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