Food & Drink
At Untapped New York we love speakeasies! So much so that we wrote the book "NYC Hidden Bars and Restaurants" which you'll find on our shop. Pictured here is our friend Georgette in her "Regarding Oysters" speakeasy, an oyster salon and cocktail experience where you get to shake your own cocktails and shuck oysters.
Le Dîner en Blanc 2012: Preview + Documentary
[Update: Photographs from the 2012 Dîner en Blanc at Notre Dame and at Versailles] What began as an impromptu gathering
Sunday in Chinatown – Jaya
For New Yorkers, summer in the city means a few things: perpetually wet clothing and skin, overworked air conditioners that
Skee-ball, The Next Olympic Sport?
Photo by Larissa Zimberoff Last Sunday Joey Mucha, a twenty-five year old web marketer from San Francisco, started the
Brooklyn Beer Fest on the Waterfront June 16th
Along with several other events throughout the summer, the Waterfront Brooklyn Beer Festival is one you don’t want to
From Transportation to Shopping Stations: Dekalb Market
Enclosed in a chain-metal fence with a few nondescript shipping containers within sight, from afar it may be easy
The Dressing Room: Drinks and Dresses, Day and Night!
Shopping, cocktails, live music and the Rocky Horror Picture Show, what more could you want? Located on 75a Orchard Street
Recipe Corner: Irish Coffee Ice Cream
On the evening of the first Saturday of every month, you can often find me and my sweetie aboard a
IN PICTURES: Absurdity at the McKittrick Hotel by Underground Eats
The first person I met at Absurdity, the launch of Underground Eats at the McKittrick Hotel, was Salvador Dali–who
Sunday in Chinatown – Super Taste
Though I’ve spent the better part of a year dragging friends and strangers to Chinatown for brunches, lunches and
Marathon Day: A 26.2 Drink Tour of the 5 Boroughs
In an event inspired by the NYC Marathon, Marathon Day, is a 26.2-drink tour of the 5 boroughs,
Architecture Spotlight: Jackson Brewery
There have been over 79 breweries in San Francisco’s history, most of them either lost to the 1906 earthquake
“Summer” in Chinatown – The Official Guide to a Cooler Canal Street
Before I lose the better part of my audience to a technicality, I must mention that I’m fully aware