The NYC Ferry is bringing locals and visitors to the city’s once-industrial shores. Along the East River, explore some of New York’s best restaurants, bars and arts. The NYC Ferry connects lower Manhattan with the Brooklyn and Queens waterfronts, making for a more relaxed and scenic way to get around. Skip the subway and hit the spots below when you take the NYC Ferry this summer.
New Yorkers love their coffee, but there are plenty of spots for NYC tea in the afternoon. Whether you’re looking for something classic, fancy or laidback, Hotel 48LEX has you covered.
With new restaurants opening throughout the year, it’s easy to forget the tried-and-true classics that have stood the test of time—some for more than a century! Here are the best restaurants in NYC near Hotel 48LEX that will never go out of style.
New York is unrivaled when it comes to the arts. Well known within the art community, but less explored by tourists, the Chelsea art galleries are equally compelling. These works may eventually find their way into the Met or MoMA, but we recommend seeing them here first.
Spending Mother’s Day in NYC? All mom really wants is some quality time with the people she loves, and maybe a few special treats. At 48LEX, we consider ourselves pretty good at making people feel appreciated and well cared for, so we’ve got some suggestions for making this special day as outstanding as mom.
New York City is one of the culinary capitals of the world, with renowned chefs constantly pushing the envelope and creating of-the-moment dishes. Yet few of those dishes have stood the test of time quite like a certain cut of beef. From the storied to the new, here are five of Manhattan’s can’t miss steakhouses.
Green plastic beads, leprechaun costumes, and fake ginger beards return on March 17 as New York celebrates St. Patrick’s Day. If you’re searching for an elevated way to celebrate, look no further: There are plenty of ways to experience Irish culture, food, and beer in Manhattan and beyond. Here’s how Hotel 48LEX recommends avoiding green beer and college kids this March.
