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Whether you’ve eaten sushi in Japan and experienced the pain of being unable to find such quality sushi in the US at an affordab. Read more

Old New York meets European sensibility atÂ Duane Street Hotel, a classy monochromatic boutique hotel in Tribeca, New York. I se. Read more

The Wythe Hotel may, from its exterior, appear to be analogousÂ to all of the old neighboring warehousesÂ in Williamsburg with. Read more

If you read Melting Butter, you’ll know that we only bring you restaurants that tick all the boxes ”“ great food, great ambi. Read more

While Australian restaurateurs are migrating to NYC to stake their claim on barista-made coffees and avocado toast, Babu Ji has ta. Read more

El Rey Coffee Bar and Luncheonette is far, far more than its name implies. By day, it’s indeed a place for coffee lunch, serving. Read more

A former dive bar, and former-former ”˜massage parlor’, cheekily-titled Happy Ending has been reimagined as an intimate downt. Read more

A stunning amalgamation of early 20th century Parisian style and “demolition chic”, Sel Rrose on Bowery is inspired by art. Read more

(November 9thÂ 2015: Unfortunately, following a recent visit to HarbsÂ NYC, Melting Butter no longer recommends thisÂ cafe d. Read more

SoHo may be scrubbed, polished and bedazzled to within an inch of its life, but hidden among the boutiques and Michelin-starred re. Read more

Escaping the bustling crowds and shrieking sirens of New York City seems all but impossible in this grinding metropolis (not that . Read more

Nestled discreetly in the heart of the once kitschy NoMad is Izakaya NoMad, a new breed of Izakaya that brings a touch of hip-hop . Read more

Walking into Matter’s sleek Soho space can feel like an elevating experience – the soaring, minimal space is filled wi. Read more

Sister to Chelsea Market’s Lobster Place (NYC’s beacon of seafood freshness), Cull & Pistol serves up fresh interpretation. Read more

They say a picture paints a thousand words – and with last month’s news that Instagram, the ubiquitous photo-sharing platf. Read more

Contemporary interior buffs, we dare you to walk past Nalata Nalata’s understated East Village storefront and resist pressing yo. Read more

We spend a lot of time here at Melting Butter curating the best restaurants, experiences and hotspots around the world. So how wou. Read more

The first stateside outpost from cult Japanese plant artist Satoshi Kawamoto can be found on a quiet stretch in the East Village. . Read more

With its wood-paneled walls and elegant arrangement of objects, Top Hat’s interior conjures up the coziness of a Scandinavian sa. Read more

Somtum Der, the Bangkok restaurant transplant, is serving New Yorkers in search of proper Thai food with the most flavorsome Isan . Read more