Historic Art Deco theater offers world-class acoustics and unmatched architecture with a live orchestra and spectacular visual effects. Comfortable seating and clear sightlines ensure no bad seats in the house. The venue combines premium design with a vibrant atmosphere for concerts and performances.
Bathrooms feature clean facilities with decor that transports you back in time. Restroom attendants and several ushers keep lines moving quickly during intermission.
Long storied history stands out during the tour, which features a knowledgeable guide sharing interesting discussions. The circular dining room adds a cool and unexpected touch to the experience.
"Stepping inside feels like a leap into history with its stunning Art Deco design."
"The bathrooms here are Art Deco, reflecting the 1930s style."
"The behind-the-scenes tour was really interesting."
Good to know
Buy your tickets in advance for the Rockettes to avoid sellouts.
Arrive 30 minutes early for smooth seating and to find your way.
There are not enough bathrooms for the number of attendees during events.
Small space captures authentic Japanese bar culture with gorgeous decor and graphic design. Atmosphere feels relaxing and lively, blending cozy vibes with unique cocktail menu styled like an anime comic. Crowds often form outside, reflecting its popularity and energy.
Drinks come with a manga book menu that makes ordering fun and unique. The drink options themselves are super interesting and stand out from typical choices.
Good to know
Expect a wait of 10-15 minutes for 2 people around dinner time.
For 3-4 people, the wait can be closer to 15-25 minutes on weekends.
You should get there early if it’s a busy time.
Concert hall offers stunning architecture and excellent acoustics that enhance live performances. The atmosphere balances grandeur with intimacy across multiple venues, attracting great musicians and diverse audiences. A small bar on the balcony adds a casual touch to the otherwise formal setting.
Bathrooms stay clean and are easily accessible throughout the place.
Historic architecture and a rich museum make the building very interesting. Tours highlight its history and feature artists with Latin roots and unique fusions.
Good to know
If you queue at 11am, you can get rush tickets for any performance for just $10.
The hall does not allow any pictures or video recording inside.
Avoid getting tickets on the balcony or sides, as they are uncomfortably high up.
Sleek, high-tech design sets a spy-themed atmosphere filled with interactive games and cutting-edge technology. The space feels chaotic and loud at times, especially with children, but offers an engaging, full-body experience that blends exhibits with active participation.
Hallway to the bathroom features a heat tech monitor that tracks movement, adding a fun touch. Bathrooms stay very clean and the hall itself has a cool vibe.
Large elevator rides include an interesting video that adds to the experience. The museum features interactive exhibits that make exploring engaging and enjoyable.
Good to know
The spy games activity lasts for 50 minutes and involves going room to room to compete on different challenges.
Kids need to be around 8 years old to enjoy and understand most of the activities.
It is recommended to purchase tickets online beforehand because the activity is popular and may be sold out if you try to buy in person.
Large sweeping windows and bright, airy design create a modern, cozy atmosphere with a buzzy yet intimate vibe. Crowds bring lively energy, especially on busy nights, while unique butter service offers a distinctive dining experience. Outdoor seating adds a charming touch to the space.
Soap quality stands out with a 10 out of 10 rating. Real hand towels replace paper, making the bathroom feel more comfortable and enjoyable.
Environments feel both warm and inviting while also interesting. The butter service stands out as a unique touch worth trying.
Good to know
Reservations are definitely recommended for Sunday brunch.
Be prepared to spend a little over $100 per person before tip.
Quality Bistro charges $60 for 4 oz of steak.
Entrance through a red curtain inside a luxury hotel leads to a hidden, intimate space with a dive bar vibe. The atmosphere feels claustrophobic yet cool, enhanced by local music and live sports. Walls invite personal expression, creating a unique, immersive experience.
Bathrooms stay pristinely clean and private with a pleasant scent. Men's restrooms inside the hotel are nice but lack wheelchair accessibility.
Hidden inside a hotel, the spot features guest artwork and signatures with photos on the walls. This unique setting makes eating a hamburger feel different and interesting.
Good to know
Expect a long queue (between 30 minutes and 1 hour) during peak hours.
You will have to queue if you go before 3 PM.
You can order online to pick up if the line is too long.
Observation deck offers 360° panoramic views with a clear sightline to the Empire State Building and Central Park. Multiple outdoor terraces provide an unobstructed skyline experience with a lively atmosphere, especially at night. Elevators feature interactive visuals enhancing the ascent, while rooftop amenities include a small cafe and bar serving tasty cocktails.
An interesting video presentation covers the history before the climb. The 360° panorama offers a unique view of the city. The historical tour includes an engaging projection in the theater.
Good to know
Make sure to show up about 10 minutes before to not risk missing your scheduled time.
To get the sunset view, you must reserve in advance.
Admission to Top of the Rock is priced from $50 per person.
Large, open department store with spacious fitting rooms and multiple bars and restaurants, including a hidden rooftop bistro. Atmosphere feels easy and breezy with live DJ music enhancing the shopping experience. Decor is elegant and inviting, featuring creative window displays and fresh floral accents.
Single restrooms offer privacy and the bathrooms stay clean and impeccable. A bar area nearby lets people work at side tables, but occasional issues with privacy and safety arise.
Windows showcase creative designs from new and established designers. Dinner here offers an interesting experience within a flagship setting.
Good to know
Nordstrom does NOT accept any returns on ANY designer items, which includes shoes and handbags.
The happy hour offers reasonably priced cocktails.
Santa Shows at 2 PM and 6 PM feature genuine snowfall and a merry crew from the North Pole.
Three expansive floors filled with every kind of toy imaginable create a magical atmosphere that appeals to both adults and children. The giant walk-on piano and live stuffed animal demonstrations add interactive fun, while color-changing stairs and exclusive games keep energy lively and engaging.
Many unique toys fill the space, with lots of interactive features. Customization options and hands-on demos add to the interesting experience.
Good to know
Visitors should leave at least 1 hour aside for their visit to FAO Schwarz.
You need to have a reservation for the Jellycat Diner.
The line to get into Jellycat was wrapped around the block on Saturday night before closing.