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This 66-year-old cafe serves tasty rib steaks so large that they hang over each side of the plate; order the fried green tomatoes with homemade ranch dressing for the perfect pairing. Read more
Designed by Tadao Ando, the museum—surrounded by a mirror-still reflecting pool—is itself a work of modern art. Read more
A no-nonsense local favorite that turns out top-notch flapjacks, including the house specialty, a German version served with lemons, powdered sugar and whipped butter. Read more
The permanent installations feature stars from the Young British Artists movement, while the Burnet Gallery presents a new exhibit every few months. Guests get free admission to the Walker Art Center. Read more
The art collection here consists of more than 1,000 pieces, all of which would look at home in one of the city’s ancient palazzos. Read more
A hipster haven with an art-book shop, a cinema and an art concierge who can suggest exhibits or galleries and arrange after-hours visits to the Picasso Museum, among others. Read more
The flagship property of boutique hotels that do double duty as ultramodern art museums, this Louisville outpost features a guest room that is itself an installation titled "Asleep in the Cyclone." Read more
The wine list is rather small, and entirely focused on natural wines. Wines are available by the glass, bottle and quartino, which is slightly more than a glass. Read more
The Camlin is open and airy, with high ceilings and a dramatic corner view of the East River. The wine list is organized by Old and New World regions and features some offbeat North American wines. Read more
For brunch, order the Carbonara pizza. It comes with a rich layer of egg yolk & heavy cream topped with thin, sizzling pancetta slices. The wood-fired crust is a delicious balance of pillowy & crispy. Read more
This cavernous American gastro pub in Tribeca offers a hearty lunchtime carvery, plus 76 types of draft beers and 101 different bottled beers. Try the 'Old Brooklyn Style' thin-crust pizza. Read more
Stop in for the weekday brunch, when half portions are available for certain items, including an off-menu mini fried chicken order: two pieces of meat (dark or white) with a biscuit. Read more
A slim menu with decadent dishes keeps diners fortified for the waning days of winter. Check out the Japanese eggplant caponata or the butternut squash & apple soup with Gorgonzola, celery & pecan. Read more
At more than 1,300 square feet, each of the Lodhi’s rooms is uncommonly large and comfortable and has its own pool; the hotel’s spa is among the best in the city. Read more
Shop for edgy jewelry at Nimai and whimsical housewares at Wishing Chair before enjoying a mutton Bihari burger at Potbelly Rooftop Café. Read more
This restaurant in the chic Manor hotel serves inventive fusion fare like chicken tikka quesadillas with Gruyère, and duck khurchan cornettos. Read more
This grand 16th-century mausoleum built for Mughal emperor Humayun is good as new (which is really saying something) after a six-year restoration. Read more
A feast for the senses. Vendors sell spices, dried fruit, pickles, grains and tea, with entire lanes dedicated to just one product. Read more
Delhi’s only quirky boutique property, the Rose, in Hauz Khas, has 12 sunny, stylish rooms and very welcoming owners. Read more
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