With the successful move of Tocqueville, owners Marco Moreira and Jo-Ann Makovitzky set about re-inventing the restaurant's original space with the help of acclaimed architect Rechard Bloch. Reborn as 15 East, the restaurant serves contemporary Japanese cuisine and traditional sushi in an elegant, comfortable setting.

Occupying a converted warehouse in the warehouse arts district on the edge of downtown Tucson, 191 Toole is a flexible live-music and events venue that takes its name directly from its address on East Toole Avenue. Operated by the same team behind the city's long-running Rialto Theatre, it was developed to give Tucson a mid-sized, general-admission room that could host touring bands as well as private functions, filling the gap between the city's small clubs and its larger theatres. The main ha.....

High on a Midtown rooftop with the Empire State Building looming dramatically overhead, 230 Fifth is one of New York's largest and most famous rooftop bars. More glamorous lounge than nightclub, it draws huge crowds for after-work drinks, weekend parties and unbeatable views across the Manhattan skyline. Its sprawling open-air terrace offers panoramic vistas, with the floodlit Empire State Building as its signature backdrop. In colder months the rooftop transforms into a winter wonderland of h.....

Perched on the 94th floor of the tower at 875 North Michigan Avenue, the observation deck branded today as 360 CHICAGO ranks among the highest public viewpoints in the city. The skyscraper opened in 1969 as the John Hancock Center, and an observatory has occupied its upper floors almost from the beginning, carrying sightseers roughly 1,000 feet skyward in about 39 seconds aboard some of the fastest elevators in the country. A multi-million-dollar renovation in 2014 retired the old name, introduc.....

Few streets carry the symbolic weight that Fifth Avenue does in New York. Laid out as the Manhattan grid took shape in the early 1800s and generally dated to 1824, when its lower section reached Washington Square, the avenue first filled with the mansions of Gilded Age families before commerce gradually pushed the wealthy further uptown. What remained was a corridor that doubles as a roll-call of the city's landmarks and a global byword for luxury retail. Walking north, the route passes the Fla.....

Irving Farm is located 90 miles from New York City within the Hudson Valley region of upstate New York. The farm sits in a serene farming community at the foothills of both the Berkshire and Catskill Mountain ranges. All coffee is roasted in an early 19th century carriage house that has been converted into a modern roasting facility. Estate grown coffee beans are shipped directly to Irving Farm where they are stored in a climate-controlled environment. Before roasting, each bean undergoes exten.....

A flagship of Houston's reinvented downtown, 713 Music Hall is a purpose-built concert venue carved into POST Houston, the sprawling redevelopment of the city's old Barbara Jordan Post Office. Named in tribute to the city's historic area code, it opened in 2021 as a state-of-the-art room designed to bring major touring artists to the heart of Houston, and it quickly became one of the region's premier mid-to-large live-music destinations. The hall holds around five thousand people and was engine.....

7A Cafe at 109 Avenue A on the corner of 7th Street has been an East Village fixture since 1984. The restaurant is open 24/7, serving American Continental cuisine with breakfast dishes from 2am to 5pm, dinner specials from 6pm to 1am, and weekend brunch from 10am to 5pm. A weekday happy hour runs from 1pm to 7pm.

Tucked into the bustle of San Francisco's Pier 39 waterfront, the 7D Experience is a compact, high-energy interactive ride that fuses the screen-based action of a video game with the physical motion of a theme-park attraction. Part of a small American chain of such rides, the venue opened on the pier in the mid-2010s and quickly became a favourite quick stop for families and groups looking for a punchy diversion between the sea-lion docks, restaurants and shopping along the bay. The format is s.....

810 Delicatessen and Gourmet Cafe at 810 7th Avenue near Times Square operates as a full-service deli offering custom salads, gourmet sandwiches, Italian pasta dishes, Euro-style panini, and specialty wraps. The extensive menu also covers bagels, pastries, smoothies, and an espresso bar, making it a one-stop shop for breakfast through dinner. The midtown location draws heavy foot traffic from office workers and tourists in the Times Square area.