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NYC’s top Peruvian restaurants competed in who had the best ceviche and tiradito. classic dishes from Peru. We tasted samples from the following restaurants; Raymi, Desnuda, Manak, La Cevicheria, Panca, Runa, Warique, and Lima 33.
Pao & Cha Cha is a Latin Asian takeout restaurant in Astoria, New York. Their cooking style is a fusion of Chinese and Argentinian cuisine using fresh ingredients.
A Prohibition inspired bakery that sells boozy cupcakes. Bottom’s up!
Medieval Times; North America’s most popular dinner attraction. A 4-course dinner show consisting of jousting, horsemanship & falconry served in a castle-like space.
Queen’s Comfort is a one-of-a-kind brunch spot in the heart of Astoria, Queens. This is a place you don’t want to miss!
Located on the 18th floor penthouse of the Marriott Courtyard Herald Square, Monarch offers great music, delicious food, table service that won’t blow your paycheck, and the friendliest door for miles.
How to host this chic all white dinner party with friends if you don’t get invitied to the real thing!
Look behind the scenes at how beer is made, explore the pre-prohibition era breweries that still stand and have plenty of craft beer and some classic NYC pizza’s along the way.
Join Jim Tanoos as he shows you how to explore Central Europe in 12 Days on a Limited Budget. This is part three of a four part trip. This stop is Hamburg, Germany: the most international of all German cities.
Swap tales of speakeasies and gangsters, learn how to make craft cocktails, and discover some of the best places to grab a drink in the Big Apple on this cocktail tour.
Go underground to find this Japanese restaurant which is also a secret ninja village.
