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New Bars and Clubs in New York

Daniel Boulud's Bar Pleiades (pictured) debuts at the Surrey Hotel on the UES, while SL (formerly Simyone Lounge) brings sexy back to the Meatpacking District. We've got 10 brand-new bar reviews plus the scoop on CV and more new spots where the paint has barely dried. Whether it's a tough door in Chelsea or that promising neighborhood pub in Williamsburg, if it's new and it's notable, you can find it here.

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New Restaurants in New York

Cru vet John Slover picks the stellar wine list at Bar Henry (pictured), the Little Giant team opens Southern belle Tipsy Parson and Bill's Bar and Burger draws MePa carnivores with a custom Pat LaFrieda burger blend. Whether you love discovering obscure ethnic joints in Brooklyn and Queens or schmoozing at Soho's latest A-list spot, you'll find something to love in our list of New York City's top 10 new restaurants.

Where to Throw a Party in New York

Even though New York has a bar and restaurant on ever corner, finding the perfect place to throw a party always feels like a Sisyphean labor. Whether you’re looking to host dinner for a small group or go all out with a boozy bash for 300 of your nearest and dearest, we’ve got everything you need to make sure your event is unforgettable. (Photo: Back Forty)

Best of the New Gastropub Crop

New Yorkers are notoriously hard to please, and when it comes to drinking and dining, our high expectations are even higher. Why should we have to go to two different places to enjoy the best of both worlds? We shouldn’t--which is why gastropubs (so-named because they’re as much about gastronomy as pub culture) have been sprouting up all over the city. These nine spots represent the best of the new, giving boozy and delicious new meaning to the term “pub grub.” (Photo: DBGB)

5 Places I'm Thankful for in New York

The five places in NY that I couldn't live without. They are go to stops when I have friends visiting, they are the places I go to just relax, they are the places I go to and know that I can just be myself.

Free Entertainment in NYC

With so many opportunities to have fun in New York without dropping big bucks, there's no reason to let the winter blues (or the recession) get you down this year. From free ice skating to complimentary wine tastings and no-cover concerts, Seasonal Affective Disorder doesn't stand a chance against you and your full schedule. (Photo: Louis 649's Tuesday booze demo and tasting)

5 to Try: Holiday Pies

The smell of freshly baked pies wafting through the house is a sure sign that the holidays are here. Unfortunately, so is being so busy you don’t have time to bake. It’s a good thing you live in New York City, where some of the world’s best bakers churn out mouth-watering desserts on a daily basis. Check out these five stellar bakeries where you can get amazing holiday pies without having to do any work. (Photo: Magnolia Bakery)

NYC’s 7 Best Veggie Burgers

New Yorkers debate endlessly about where to get the city’s best hamburger, but few pay attention to the beef burger’s overshadowed sibling, the veggie burger. Finding a good veggie burger is no easy task, especially since so many restaurants serve store-bought patties that are just like the ones you’ve had in the freezer for months. As such, we’ve gone vegetable hunting and found the best vegetarian patties in the city--they’re so good even meat eaters won’t be able to resist them. (Photo: Veggie burger at Hillstone Manhattan)

Look 10 Years Younger

Growing older is inevitable, but looking older doesn't have to be. New York is packed with spas, salons and fitness studios that can help you look like you did back when partying until 4am was standard and you'd never even heard of a 401k. From microdermabrasion and yoga to teeth whitening and sunless tanning, we've got 10 ways to help New Yorkers combat the signs of aging.