The weekend has no time for wind chill.
As one titan of undress moves on, another takes its place. This new gentleman's club is moving quickly and quietly into the old Scores space with the force of an 8,000-dancer empire behind it. There's also an adjoining steakhouse in the works and a full-service butler on hand, on the off chance you want something you can't find inside.
The old-school suit men kick off their annual two-week warehouse sale with overcoats and pants up to 40 percent off and Zegna suits as low as $700. Think of it as a little timely sartorial deflation.
Show up for a nightcap at this East Village cevicheria and you're welcome to all the tea-smoked oysters and mackerel you can handle, provided you drop at least $30 on drinks. (We're guessing oyster shooters don't count.)
These Francophiles are taking their brunch cocktails seriously. Their Bloody Mary involves a few sardines and the soon-to-be-infamous Red Eye throws eggs and bacon into the mix—definitely the best way to drink your breakfast.
The classic Florentine spot's famed 40-dish Collezione menu is dropping from $250 to $175, which will get you Crab Gratinato, Osso Buco-Style Short Ribs and 38 other rustic Italian plates. (That's a scant $4.38 per course, if you're the rationalizing type.)
This unassuming tapas bar and resto is landing in Midtown with Josh DeChellis (formerly of BarFry) in the kitchen, a more subdued upstairs space and Paul Smith cloth upholstering the booths...so with the right suit, you can blend right in.
Being a cold weather shut-in just got a lot more exciting, now that New York's finest source for French ticklers is offering to brave the snow and bring their precious wares straight to your apartment door. Their delivery fee is thirty dollars, but a well-timed sex harness is priceless.
