Frederick Hotel

The Frederick Hotel

Shimmie Horn’s Frederick Hotel has been featured in Vogue. With its new eatery opening at the beginning of the month, Primo’s has been slated to “bring considered downtown vibes to an area that hasn’t been known for its late-night hospitality since the Odeon defined the city’s after-hours scene in the 1980s.”

With the recent success of new businesses in the area, managing partner Aisa Shelley felt ready to take the plunge with this cool, funky new place. With interiors designed by Camilla Deterre, the place features a “mismatched terrazzo tile floor” within an Italian style art deco and Mediterranean coast.

There is a broad mirror creating an optical illusion if you’ve drunk a few too many and round tables with jewel-colored stools.  Daryl Nuhn is the wine developer, making the beverage  90 percent natural.  For those wanting to eat there you have a choice of going totally healthy (tons of veggies prepared all sorts of ways) or going back to your childhood for sandwiches and pasta.  Of course, no matter what your choice is (healthy or decadent) you simply will not be able to resist the “special pistachio-Pernod scoop in its affogato, with coffee from Brooklyn’s Variety” thanks to a joint project with Morgenstern’s!

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Fun on Fifth Avenue

When spending time in New York, one should make the most of it and branch out to as many activities as possible.

May weather is often really good in New York – perfect for long walks and enjoying nature.  Central Park is wonderful this time of year and the Heart of the Park Tour – Central Park is wonderful.  For some musical delights, check out the Pre-College Symphony which is actually today.

These events are free and provide tourists (and residents alike actually) with a great avenue to enjoy New York city!

Belleclaire Hotel

Central Park Tour

In this video, the NYC Traveler begins his tour in Central Park, Manhattan. Located close to Shimmie Horn’s Hotel Belleclaire, the NYC Traveler takes us inside one of the world’s largest museums – the American Museum of Natural History (AMNH).

The museum features 28 interconnected buildings which have 45 permanent exhibition halls, a planetarium and a library. There are more than 33 million specimens[5] of plants, animals, fossils, minerals, rocks, meteorites, human remains, and human cultural artifacts; only a fraction of these are on show at any one time, occupying over 2,000,000 square feet.

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Pop-Ups Returning to Manhattan

The summer is on its way and so are new additions to Manhattan’s food scene. Urbanspace is bringing pop-ups Broadway Bites and Mad. Sq. Eats back!  Featuring Empanada Papa and Domo Taco vendors from the past, the latest additions Manhattaners can enjoy are Daa! Dumplings Ramen Buger and Cyro Cream!

Mad Sq. Eats is actually opening today at General Worth Square.  Take a look for yourselves at the 25 vendors including Burger & Lobster, Gotham Poke and Roberta’s pizza.

For Thrillist’s Best NYC Restaurants So Far This Year, click here.