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The Skinny Pig Features Parker & Quinn in Where to Eat Brunch Near: Penn Station

Parker & Quinn – if you’ve been to the Refinery Hotel, you’ve likely walked through Parker & Quinn and just didn’t realize it. It’s a beautiful space – tiled floors, comfy banquettes, and a sizable bar. There’s a Malted Waffle that’s sure to speak to your sweet tooth, and then there’s also steak & eggs, if you’re living that protein life.
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64 West 39th St, New York, NY
212-729-0277

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The Skinny Pig Features Trademark Taste + Grind In Where to Eat Brunch Near: Penn Station

Trademark Taste & Grind – I often come here during the week to work and grab a light bite and/or coffee, but I know it’s also got a solid brunch game on the weekends. The burrata and knots with tomato jam to start are awesome, and they have a “Cereal Milk White Russian” with manhattan moonshine, cocoa puffs, almond milk, and coffee liqueur. Ummm yes.
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38 West 36th St, New York NY 10018
646-858-2320

 

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Inside, The Boogie Room

Uproxx Features The Boogie Room in Bartenders Tell Us The One Rum They’d Bring If They Were Stuck On A Desert Island

Spencer Elliott, head bartender of The Boogie Room in New York City

The sailor in me always comes out in my rum choices. My first and only pick is Mount Gay Rum. Born in the Sailing Era in Barbados, I can almost taste the islands when in a daiquiri or just as a highball. It truly is a bottle that keeps me saying, “where has all the rum gone?”.

 

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Parker & Quinn

The Infatuation Features Parker & Quinn in Where To Go That’s Like The Smith But Isn’t Actually The Smith

You know that meme with two identical versions of Spiderman pointing at one another? Well, The Smith is one Spiderman, and Parker & Quinn is the other. The difference is, The Smith just feels like a hotel restaurant, but Parker & Quinn actually is one. It’s in the bottom of the Refinery Hotel in Midtown, it’s open all day, and it looks very similar to The Smith (tiled floors, big bar, etc.). So if you recently swore to some friends that you’d stop going to The Smith, but you’re having a hard time following through, come here. It’s nearly identical.

 

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The bar, at The Wilson

Manhattan Digest Features The Wilson in Party Time! Where Are The Best Places to Go For Memorial Day?

The Wilson (132 West 27th Street)

Head to The Wilson for a special al fresco Memorial Day brunch party in the sun this weekend. Soak up the sunshine on the open front patio, as you play yard games like cornhole, pingpong, pop-a-shot, and giant jenga. For just $35, enjoy a carafe of rosé or a bucket of beers.  Indulge in delicious Memorial Day summer specials like $1 oysters, the Surf & Turf ($44), Lobster Roll ($23) or the Lobster Plate ($29). Reservations can be made by emailing reservations@ingoodcompany.com.

 

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Open Table Features The Wilson In 10 Chefs on the Hottest Summer 2019 Food Trends

Stephany Burgos of The Wilson, New York, New York
“My new favorite obsession is aquafaba, the liquid leftover from cooked chickpeas. As unappetizing as that might sound, it is starchy and works similarly to egg whites in recipes. Aquafaba can be used to create a variety of vegan items, including butter, mayo, pasta dough, cheese, cocktails, and desserts.”

 

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Inside decor at Refinery Rooftop

Eater Features Refinery Rooftop in 22 Enticing Rooftop Bars Around NYC

8. Refinery Rooftop

Dramatic views of the Empire State Building contrast Refinery’s rather chic decor. A list of sliders, flatbreads, and starters like crispy calamari and soft pretzels are on the menu along with cocktails. It’s open year-round.

 

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amNY Features The Wilson in Memorial Day weekend brunches, cocktails and food deals in NYC

The Wilson
Looking to soak up some sun this weekend? The Wilson’s open patio is waiting with open seats. The restaurant will offer Memorial Day specials, including $1 oysters, surf and turf for $44, lobster rolls for $23 and lobster plates for $29. While you wait for your food and sip on $35 rosé carafes or buckets of beer, you can also enjoy cornhole, pingpong, pop-a-shot, or giant Jenga. Email reservations@ingoodcompany.com to save your spot.
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Rosé bottles at, Rosé Terrace

amNY Features Mondrian Terrace in Memorial Day weekend brunches, cocktails and food deals in NYC

Mondrian Terrace
The Manhattan rooftop currently known as Rosé Terrace is offering three days of music, fun and bottomless drinks. From 3 to 6 p.m. Friday, Saturday and Sunday, guests can enjoy bottomless rosé and a live DJ. The terrace also features a wall covered in pink flowers with the phrase “la vie en rose” — the perfect photo backdrop for a day in the sun. Tickets are $89 per day.
Inside, The Boogie Room

Uproxx Features The Boogie Room in Bartenders Tell Us Their Go-To Summer Beers

Spencer Elliott, head bartender of The Boogie Room in New York City

I love anything the guys at Montauk Brewing Company do. When they came out with a Pilsner I rejoiced. With all the IPA hype nowadays, I often find myself desperate for a light and balanced option. Pilsners, especially the one Montauk Brewing makes, fits that bill.

 

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