Today Architectural Digest takes you to Brooklyn Heights in New York City for a walking tour with architect Nicholas Potts, highlighting some complex architectural details hidden in plain sight. Just a ferry ride away from Lower Manhattan, the classic buildings of Brooklyn Heights reflect the neighborhood's origins as a residential suburb for the late 19th-century's emerging middle-class. From intricate flourishes to roman columns, a world of architectural influence can be seen from one building to the next, all in the same square mile.

We're going on a Holiday NYC Street Food Crawl at the Bryant Park Winter Village! We'll show you the 6 Best Spots to Feast At!

NYC Holiday Market Street Food Crawl Chapter List:
00:00- Intro
00:16- 1) Baked Cheese Haus
02:38- 2) Cheesesteak sBy the Truffleist
05:52- 3) Laksa Shop
10:28- 4) Hell's Kitchen Paella Heaven
12:05- 5) Joey Bats Cafe
14:41- 6) Casa Toscana

I was walking through New York and found a couple of seemingly-abandoned liquid nitrogen tanks on the street. Except they weren't abandoned: they were full, making a very quiet hissing noise, and plumbed into... somewhere. I did a bit of research, and found out why they're really there.