Corrie Davidson

An absolute gem of a diner, frozen in time with a counter and <10 tables. Food was fast and delicious. Cash only, but theres an ATM inside. Bumped down to 4 stars as they charge $3 for each coffee, no refills, which caught me off guard as they brought me a second check haha.

A wonderful place to take pottery and ceramics classes, get bench/fire time, or just shop from local artists.

An elegant and beautiful event space in bustling Manhattan. Dramatic ceilings, high-end staff, and all the finishes makes this a stunning venue for your gala, event, or wedding.

Due West at brunch is a restaurant with an identity crisis. Hip interior and staff make day time visits feel out of place. I'm sure this place is packed at night. The food is rich and large portioned. The fried chicken bites are a creative and light attempt at a reinterpretation of a bar favorite, but the treatment would have suited shrimp better (or maybe just more expectedly). The shoestring fries were the best bite and worth an order. The burger is huge and satisfying. The fancy bacon egg and cheese sandwich on brioche was a bit too fancy. The cooked onions made it unwieldy and too much like a burger instead of the NY classic. Great secret brunch spot to watch sports on a Sunday though with TVs on silent and hearty dishes.

I bring my two small dogs here all the time. the paved park has hills and rocks for climbing (and filing their nails), benches with some shade, water and pools for summer time splashing. There is usually a pretty good mix of dog sizes, but if your dog is overwhelmed by big dogs it's not the park for him/her.