Filter by our Side Picks44th Street is rich in history with much of it apparent in the architecture. Walking from East to West was a Herculean task; packed as the street is with the enormous and the magnificent, it was sometimes difficult remembering to peer more closely to discover the hidden gems that I am always seeking. … read more
Inside the Millennium Hotel is the Ambassador Grill where breakfast is served from 7am-11am (11:30am on weekends) and an extended bar menu is offered from 5pm until midnight.
Home to the United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund (UNICEF), No. 3 United Nations houses some of the best karma that the city has to offer. UNICEF works globally to improve the lives of children through education and its fight against deadly disease. Downstairs in the lobby, the UNICEF … read more
Tucked away among the sheer glass faces of the buildings surrounding it, the James P. Grant Plaza offers a bit of serenity. Benches and slender trees front a backdrop of checkered large stones, and gracing the front of the plaza is the sculpture “Spirit of Audrey,” dedicated by UNICEF to Audrey Hepburn … read more
Ashraf, the owner of Le Salon, insists that she puts more thought into the products she uses than most hair stylists. Everything is organic, from the shampoos to the dyes. Ashraf told Manhattan Sideways team member Jon that she does this very deliberately. In an age when everyone is constantly using … read more
