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A cool cocktail bar from the people behind Marlow & Sons, Reynard, Romans and more. Try a bone diamond or summer shandy while snacking on a plate of fermented veggies. Tip: Achilles Heel is a quick care ride away from the UES/ Midtown East. 

An always cool and always delcious dinner spot at the Wythe Hotel. Try the plums in olive oil and whole red snapper. 

The big crowds may seem like a deterent at first, but if you're able to snag a table Hotel Delmano has an impressive selection of fun cocktails and great wine. 

Since one dinner is never enough, end your night with a slice of Best Pizza. Best Pizza was started by pizza makers from the famed Roberta's. This charming pizzeria offers the very best slice in NYC. 

A must for crisp, clean Fall staples. 

For fun fall prints, leather pants and a little sparkle check out HH.  

To look effortlessly chic and cozy all Fall head to Vince for sweaters, jackets and the softests t-shirts. 

Grab a fun jacket or sparkly dress to complement the classic pieces in your closet. 

Start off with some fun. Have your first round of beers at E's bar over some stupid boardgame.

Pro Tip: Try scrabble while you can still spell words...

Take a stroll on over to the Gin Mill. If there's sports on- watch them during the second round of beers. 

Head to Jake's Dilemma for the next round. Get a spot on the foosball table if you can.

Turn the volume up at Bourbon street with a couple of rounds of shots. 

If you've got a serious drinking problem and want to hit one more spot before stumbling home, this is the place for you.

Pro Tip: Talk to the people at the bar- this place tends to attract some folks with wacky stories.

Grab an espresso with the East Village in crowd at this coffee joint. 

Sip your coffee on a stroll through Tompkins Square Park. 

Try some beautiful and delicious vegan food at the new Avant Garden. 

Start exploring Riverside park by checking out this greatly under-appreciated monument. The monument commemorates Union Army soldiers and sailors who served in the Civil War.

Head south via the riverside and, if you're hungry, stop an get a bite at the boat basin cafe. As you might expect, it has views of the water that can't be beat.

Continue going south along the riverside and you'll see the new developments. If you don't tire out, you'll notice a natural stopping point at 59th street. When you make it here- you should probably turn around or cut back into the city.

Pro Tip: Turn east into the city on 66th and you'll run straight into Lincoln Square.