Date Night in NoHo

White Oak Tavern

Gourmet burgers & other modern American fare plus craft beer & bourbon in a casual tavern setting.

The Malt House

Rustic-chic, casual hangout known for American craft beers & food served amid a funky tavern vibe.

Lafayette Grand Café & Bakery

Sprawling, Belle Epoque-style brasserie and bakery serving classic French fare and cocktails.

Jean's

The Bitter End

Since 1961, many famous artist have played at this iconic music club with nightly shows & cocktails.

The Public Theater

Landmark venue with multiple stages offering a wide variety of theatrical & musical productions.

Two Hands

Australian-inspired cafe & bar serving creative comfort food & drinks in a casual space.

LPR

Barnlike multimedia concert venue, bar & art gallery that showcases avant-garde acts.

Duane Park

Upscale American fare & craft cocktails presented in opulent environs with live music & burlesque.

St. Marks Comedy Club

GMT Tavern

Sprawling British-inspired pub with leather-&-mahogany decor & an extensive draft-beer list.

Il Buco Alimentari & Vineria

Market, bakery & restaurant with house-made & small batch specialties, plus a carefully curated wine list.

Bowery Palace

Bi-level nightspot offering an eclectic musical mix, including live rock & DJ-led dance parties.

Spot Dessert Bar East Village

Trendy outpost mixing Asian elements like green tea & yuzu into cookies, cakes & boba drinks.

Terra Blues

Both local & nationally known blues acts perform at this laid-back second-floor music club.

Coffee Project New York | East Village

Cozy, brick-lined joint for inventive drinks such as deconstructed lattes and nitro cold-brew coffee.

The Wren

Hearty, upscale pub eats, craft cocktails, beer & lots of spirits in a rustic, happening space.

The Red Lion | NYC

Rock & blues bands perform nightly while soccer games on satellite TV hold forth at other times.

New York Comedy Club - East Village

Lively bar & candlelit showroom serving classic drinks & cocktails with shows 7 nights a week.

Astor Place Theatre

Erected in 1831, the Greek Revival-style building was once home to the Astor & Vanderbilt families.