Win a Free (Halloween) Night’s Stay At The InterContinental New York Barclay
The InterContinental New York Barclay is offering a chance to win a complimentary one night stay on Halloween – October 31st, 2011 – in room 1313 on the 13th Floor.
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General
September 29, 2011
Openings: Lexington Brass
Lexington Brass is an exceedingly charming bistro located on the ground floor of the new Hyatt 48 Lex and is now open for breakfast, lunch, dinner and late night (‘til 2 am) dining.
Cupcakes For a Cause at Magnolia Bakery
Magnolia Bakery is once again inviting you to indulge your sweet tooth while helping to cure breast cancer.
Unique and Accommodating Event Spaces abound in Midtown East
Hospitality Holdings’ The Empire Room (350 Fifth Avenue in Empire State Building. Enter on 33rd Street – 212-980-9476) is…
Annual Oyster Frenzy Returns to Grand Central Oyster Bar
It will be an all day bi-valve bonanza Saturday, September 24, as the annual Oyster Frenzy returns to the historic Grand Central Oyster Bar.
General
September 22, 2011
Pump Energy Restaurant Chain Becomes Dig Inn
Starting today, Pump Energy Food changes its name to Dig Inn Seasonal Market to reflect a new menu, created by Chef Daniel Angerer, that still features all-natural proteins but now with an emphasis on local produce and bigger flavor.
Spa Week Returns October 10th
Spa Week returns, with $50 spa and beauty services, October 10th to 16th.
Suds Abound Around Midtown During Oktoberfest
You won’t have to make too many “hops” to get in on the Oktoberfest-themed fun here in the Grand Central Partnership neighborhood.
Last Summer Festival of Sacred Music Concert at St. Bart’s
St. Bart’s will conclude the free Summer Festival of Sacred Music series with a service of music for children’s voices.
Bar on Fifth Hosts Kid-Friendly Family Tea with Tina
As part of the Time Out New York Kids MasterCard® Priceless® Exclusives Restaurant Program, Bar on Fifth (400 Fifth Avenue, inside The Setai Fifth Avenue – 212-695-4005) hosts “Family Tea with Tina” from 10 am to noon.
