Devon Smith, the quirky host of web series Devon Does Stuff, was able to grab a reservation to the opening day of Meow Parlour, New York's first cat cafe. You can find Meow Parlour online or…
One of the most famous clocks in the City, the Barthman Clock has been embedded in a Financial District sidewalk since 1896. It was installed by Manhattan jeweler William Barthman in order…
Editor's Note This post originally appeared as a sponsored post on Gothamist, but we feel that it should be out there without Doe Fund having to pay, so we are re-posting Gothamist's…
I predict this will be the week's top post... something about the title... oh yeah, FREE COOKIES. Veniero's opened up it's small Italian Cafė on December 18th, 1894 making it one of the…
As we wrote about previously, NYC's first Cat Cafe opened today and is breaking the internet. Despite the broken reservation system, our friends at WNYC were able to get in and make a video…
The City's first Cat Cafe, Meow Parlor, opened today at noon to much fanfare. What is a Cat Cafe you ask? According to Meow, Cat cafés allowed people to interact with cats in a home-like…
Alumni from the Trinity Pipes, the oldest A Capella group at Trinity College, came to Carroll Gardens to sing Christmas carols for the 8th straight year. The group is made up of alumni who…
The Wall Street Journal recently published a short piece about the vintage subway cars that the MTA has been rolling out over the holiday season. In NYC Nostalgia Train Transports Riders…
Of all the states, New York ranks 49th in the percentage of residents registered as organ donors. But in stereotypical, selfish New York fashion, we rank 3rd in the percentage people waiting…
Our friends over at Forgotten NY recently published this interesting pic of the 11-Train, a line which does not exist, but was once a proposed line number for the 7's express route. Notice…
