Filter by our Side PicksThe jokes began almost as soon as I walked into Stand Up NY. I pointed out how clever it was to have a phone charging station by the bar and Gabriel Waldman, the co-owner, said with a smirk, “That’s what keeps us in business.” The bar, which feels like a neighborhood spot with velvet wallpaper … read more
The first thing that caught the Manhattan Sideways team’s eye when we walked into Eats was a waiter walking by with a burger full of melted gooey cheese and onions. The burger, it seems, is one of the three items that Eats is known for, along with oysters and martinis. I met Michael Gimelfarb, the manager, … read more
From the conversations that I have had with others on the Upper West Side over the last few years, I have determined that almost anyone who lives or works nearby can tell you about Dive 75. It has been the neighborhood watering hole since 1998 when Lee Seinfeld and Jim Peterson first opened it. Prior … read more
