We are all familiar with the physical and mental health benefits that yoga provides, but Lyons Den Power Yogapromises a unique, enhanced spiritual experience. A hot power vinyasa class in a heated room, this is the only certified Baptiste studio in NYC. The Baptiste Yoga™ practice was founded by Baron Baptiste, and is designed to provide you with effective tools to Read more...

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This is the coolest shop we went to all year. Located in the back of hip, Italian-ish restaurant Jon & Vinny’s, Helen’s is small, but its selection is killer. Curated by Helen Johannesen, beverage director for Jon & Vinny’s as well as the group’s other restaurants (Animal, Son of a Gun), the bottles at Helen’s are available to take away Read more...

The ultimate urban escape, the Sports Center at Chelsea Piers offers 150,000 square feet of athletic adventure, perched above a sprawling NYC pier. Featuring a ¼-mile indoor track, a 46′ high x 100’ wide rock climbing wall, and the Big Apple’s only indoor sand volleyball court, there’s truly something for everyone— triathletes included: The Sports Center is the only USA Read more...

GTL someplace else. Designed by athletes for athletes, this high-performance training facility is the real deal. Stripped of non-functional machines and extraneous equipment, Cressey Performance and its sports-specific development program is the go-to gym for elite and pro athletes looking to throw, hit, and run faster, increase strength, and stay injury-free. Read more...

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With a touch of nostalgia and whimsy (like their sign that almost ironically laments of a time when coffee was only 5 cents), Spiller Park Coffee is the kind of cafe you want to while away the day in. Try a “Shake, Shake,” their version of an iced latte, or a “‘Nilla Nutter,” with espresso, bourbon vanilla, and pecan milk, Read more...

Smack in the middle of New York’s bustling Financial District, the Dead Rabbit has more awards than James Joyce, and is filled with nearly as much booze. It’s an ideal Irish pub and peerless cocktail spot all in one fastidiously appointed space. Grab a pint of Guinness downstairs before ascending to the cocktail sanctum on the second floor, where Irish Read more...

Many bars on this list attempt to channel a sense of cocktail history, but few have actually lived it. Bryant’s has. A bar since the ’30s (and largely unchanged since a 1971 fire nearly took it completely out of commission, necessitating a rebuild), Bryant’s lack of a menu for its arsenal of 450-plus cocktails doesn’t feel like an inconvenience. It’s Read more...

David Barzelay knows how to throw a party. He does so nightly at Lazy Bear, his Michelin-starred gastro-fete that unspools each evening with cocktails upstairs before everyone proceeds to the communal tables below. At True Laurel, he flips the script, putting the spotlight on cocktail virtuoso Nicolas Torres, who is known for going to great lengths to perfect his conjurings. Read more...