by DOWNTOWN News | Nov 22, 2022 | Bars, Business, Downtown Living, Out on the Town
Highwater Rooftop, the luxury lounge and bar located on the 25th floor of Hotel Indigo’s Wall Street location, celebrated their grand opening with a private event for media and influencers. Notable guests in attendance included Joelle Garguilo (Emmy...
by DOWNTOWN News | Nov 16, 2022 | Business, Downtown Living, NYC, Out on the Town, Restaurants, Travel
Thinking about cozy winter staycation plans? NYC Hotel Week is coming back! Returning for its second year, NYC Hotel Week will run from January 3 through February 12, 2023, offering 23% savings off standard room rates at more than 140 hotels...
by Noemi Florea | Oct 28, 2022 | Culture, Dining
Pandemic baking inspired Lucie Franc de Ferriere’s floral cake business. A LOT OF US TOOK UP BAKING DURING THE PANDEMIC, if only to keep busy. Yet most of us didn’t make it to the point where, post-lockdown, we started our own businesses. That’s where Lucie Franc de...
by Kayla Eddy | Sep 30, 2022 | Dining, Downtown Eats Guides, Events, Featured, Restaurants
On Wednesday, September 28th, the highly-anticipated Tin Building by Chef Jean-Georges officially opened in our beloved downtown at New York’s Seaport. Before the festivities, Chef Jean-Georges and David O’Reilly (Howard Hughes’ CEO) were honored...
by Kayla Eddy | Sep 29, 2022 | Dining, NYC, Restaurants, Uncategorized
NYC has no shortage of coffee shops, but which spots downtown are the best? This National Coffee Day, celebrate with DOWNTOWN at some of our favorite spots! For even more coffee fun, make sure to stop by the New York Coffee Festival running October 7-9. Voyager...
by Linda Sheridan | Sep 28, 2022 | Art, Culture, Dining, Downtown Eats Guides, Downtown Living, Events, Music, NYC
It’s fall and spice and everything nice in Downtown NYC! So much to see and do in October, read on and mark your calendar! HIGHLIGHT OF THE MONTH DOWNTOWN’s Annual Barktoberfest Oct. 23 The Fourth Annual Barktoberfest hosted by yours truly at DOWNTOWN...
