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Cantina Rooftop Throws A Party

Who: Cantina Rooftop

What: The rooftop hotspot opened its doors for the upcoming warm seasons ahead. To celebrate, Cantina Rooftop hosted a fun press party where we got to sample some of their newest menu items. The revamped Cantina Rooftop features an updated authentic Mexican menu from Executive Chef Gonzalo Colin, and expertly crafted cocktails by noted mixologist, tequila expert, and Bacardi brand ambassador Nelson Lemus. Speaking of cocktails, you must try the Margaritas, made with Casa Noble Tequila Blanco, Orange Liquor, Citrus, Agave Nectar, Passion Fruit, and Strawberries. The cocktail is perfect for a Spring/Summer night on the rooftop.

When: April 26th

Where: Cantina Rooftop, NYC

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Review: Brasserie 8 ½

by xoJohn

Location: Solow Building, 9 West 57th Street

Cuisine: French American

Best Dish: Mac and Cheese with truffle butter must we really elaborate on that. It was the epitome of comfort food decadence.

Price: $$$$

Overall: An opulent yet casual space worthy of your next celebration, special night out, or holiday meal.

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It’s A Party: Tribeca Film Festival Edition

Aardvark Premiere After Party

Who: Zachary Quinto, Jenny Slate, Sheila Vand, Dale Soules, Noah Robbins, Jacinto Riddick, Natasha McElhone, and Brian Shoaf (Director)

What: The stars celebrated the 2017 Tribeca Film Festival premiere of Aardvark at the official after party. About Aardvark“While battling her own anxieties, therapist Emily Milburton (Jenny Slate) spends her time listening to other people’s problems. Her professional and personal worlds collide when Emily’s newest patient, Josh Norman (Zachary Quinto), walks through her door. Mentally ill and experiencing hallucinations, Josh harbors complex feelings for his estranged brother, Craig (Jon Hamm). Things begin to get interesting when Emily falls for Craig.”

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Review: Kurry Qulture

by Desha Winborne

Location: 36-05 30th Avenue

Cuisine: Indian

Best Dish: The olive garlic naan was sensational but the Bhuna Goat was the star. The meat was fork tender smothered in the sauce for a luxurious mouth feel. If you don’t do goat you may want to reconsider, or just go with the Goan Shrimp. The shrimp were just as tasty.

Price: $$

Overall: A casual but trendy space for your next foodie adventure. Kurry Qulture is the space to expose a novice to the flavors of India. The food is straightforward and some dishes can be customized to your spice tolerance. A great advantage when exploring new things. Most importantly it is the best in the boro, why not start at the top?

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East Side House Settlement (ESH) is a community-based nonprofit organization providing education and social services throughout the Bronx and northern Manhattan. ESH enhances the New York Education system and places post-secondary options within reach of students with workforce development and career readiness training. Last night, East Side House Settlement hosted the 18th Annual Gala Preview of the New York International Auto Show (NYIAS) at the Jacob Javits Center in New York; co-chaired by Philip L. Yang and Christopher LaSusa, and the Benefit Committee was co-chaired by Samuel P.C. Dangremond, Stuart Orenstein, and Eric Wittenberg.

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The New York City Mission Society has been on the frontlines of the war on poverty for more than 200 years. The organization’s portfolio of educational, workforce development, cultural enrichment, and community-building programs make a positive, long-term impact on the City’s most underserved communities. Each year, they serve more than 12,000 children and families throughout New York City with programs, supportive services, and community events. On April 5th, more than 340 people attended the New York City Mission Society’s annual Champions for Children Gala at the Mandarin Oriental in Columbus Circle. The gala raised over half million dollars. Co-chaired by Jean Shafiroff and Katrina Peebles, the benefit honored legendary actress and singer Diahann Carroll and entrepreneur Don Peebles, as well as recognized lifetime members of the Mission Society’s Board of Directors.

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Lovage is a swanky upscale lounge, with a fun laid back approach to nightlife. Located at 350 West 40th Street, just above Magnolia Restaurant, the lounge is just a few steps from the dazzling lights of Time Square on the 37th floor. Upon entry prepare yourself for the spectacle of the 17-foot floor to ceiling windows exposing the glorious New York skyline, On a clear night, you can see just almost all of New York’s most iconic structures, including lady liberty.

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Review: Magnolia Restaurant

by xoJohn

Location: 350 West 40th Street

Cuisine: American

Price: $$$

Best Dish: We have two words for you: Ox Cheeks. If you’ve never experienced this cut of meat you are in for a rare treat. The meat is tender and dissolves on impact, a true carnivore’s dream. Kudos to Executive Chef Alan Wise.

Overall: A spacious inviting space with great food and fantastic service.

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