Picture this: you’re on the Upper West Side, hungry, without a clue as to where you can score some oxtail
meatballs. The solution: this house of the miniature plates of food known as tapas. It’s mussels, paellas
and bold Spanish vinos all day long. Another meatball crisis averted.
411:
Now open, Casa Pomona, 507 Columbus Ave (between
84th and 85th), 212-362-3200
BIT PLAYER
An LES Cave of Video Games and Beer
It’s time to put that jar of quarters to work. You’re going to come here, and you’re going to see
Frogger. You’re going to see Tetris. You’re going to put the moves on a saucy woman by
the name of Ms. Pac-Man. And there’s going to be beer. Game over.
SoHo’s got a lot going for it. But mostly, it’s got the Vault, UD’s pop-up source for the future of
your sartorial magnificence. Stop by. Have a drink. Grab a Michael Bastian jacket or an Oliver Spencer
cardigan for just north of nothing. You know, some “gifts” for “others.”
What you’re really looking for in a brunch... is a phonograph at every table. It’s a thing with you. We
can’t help you with it. But we can soften the blow with some white-whiskey Bloodys, short rib hash and
garganelli at the buzziest new pasta spot in town. Hash: the great appeaser.
411:
Sat-Sun, 11am-3pm, L’Apicio, 13 E 1st St (between 2nd and
Bowery), 212-533-7400, see the menu
POP ROCK
Just a Bunch of Epic Rock Photography
Jimi Hendrix. The Beatles. The Stones. Patti Smith. You’ve always thought they all missed their calling by
not living on your wall. Fortunately, that’s something you can take care of with a few one-of-a-kind
vintage photos from this pop-up... They really would have cleaned up on Instagram, too.
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