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  • Raw look at Tokyo sushi legend

    Sukiyabashi Jiro, Tokyo’s famed 10-seat sushi temple, is the kind of restaurant diners book months...  

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    Final feasts

    FOR her delicious new book, “My Last Supper: The Next Course,” ace photographer Melanie Dunea...  

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Better homes (and gardens)

Better homes (and gardens)

The English are known for their grand country estates, but they hardly have a corner on the market. North of the city, along the east bank of the Hudson, are our very own versions of “Downton Abbey”: opulent mansions set on acres of...  Read Full Story

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  • Fired up about paella

    Fired up about paella

    José Andrés has strong feelings about paella Valenciana. Two proteins are allowed. “It’s rabbit and chicken, that’s it,” he insists. As for those who...  

  • Sleep like a 1-percenter

    Sleep like a 1-percenter

    Don’t just catch a glimpse of how the other half lives — experience it yourself, with an overnight stay at the super-luxe historic Glenmere Mansion,...  

  • Clay goes his own way

    Clay goes his own way

    Notes on Palm Beach, during the weekend of Sunfest:Where to eat now Palm Beach after dark? Believe it. Clay Conley, formerly of Azul at Miami’s...  

  • Ready, set, fun!

    Ready, set, fun!

    This summer, roller coasters grow wings.At amusement parks across America, "winged coasters" are this year's new fad in pants-wetting thrills....  

  • What's doing in Orlando

    What's doing in Orlando

    That isn't the sound of roller coasters on the Orlando theme park landscape: It's the rumble of advancing cannon fire. The first shots of war that...  

  • 7 great escapes without a car

    7 great escapes without a car

    So you don’t have wheels. Or access to wheels. Maybe you never learned how to drive. Or maybe you just prefer to let someone else do the driving. Or...  

  • Flee to the Cleve

    Flee to the Cleve

    By now a familiar face to anyone watching the cable cooking shows — and now finding an even broader audience as the co-host of ABC's food-centric...  

  • Let the deals come to you

    Let the deals come to you

    Between the time you book a trip and the time you take it, there's a good chance that the hotel, rental car company, or airline lowered the price....  

  • My Groupon vacation almost got me killed (and why I’d do it all over again)

    My Groupon vacation almost got me killed (and why I’d do it all over again)

    The setting: Kenya’s Masai Mara National Reserve, a warm March evening. Warm enough that I can’t figure out why the guy who brings me my towels has...  

  • The Swede life

    The Swede life

    Before Avicii’s headlining set at Sweetgreen’s Sweetlife Food & Music Festival on Saturday, part of the crowd at Columbia, MD’s Merriweather Post...  

  • Say “cheese” in the Hudson Valley!

    Say “cheese” in the Hudson Valley!

    In a long white apron, hairnet and latex gloves, I look like Laverne or Shirley, or, at the very least, a lunch lady ready to dish out tater tots and...  

  • Asked & answered

    Q Do airlines block out a large section of seats to make it appear there are fewer seats remaining? When our airline cancelled the final leg of our...  

  • Eating up Houston

    Eating up Houston

    It might long for the respect it probably now deserves as the fourth-largest city in the country, but to me Houston has always been nothing more than...  

  • This summer, spend less, travel more

    This summer, spend less, travel more

    Airline mergers, high fuel prices, European economies on the fritz — you name it, it’s happening, and — hurray — all just in time for the start of...  

  • News + Notes

    STAY LONGER Luxe brand Rosewood Hotels & Resorts is rolling out the deals this summer on properties everywhere, from the mountain town of San Miguel...  

  • Celebs on the go

    Celebs on the go

    *super Mom She plays a pot-dealing parent on “Weeds,” but in real life Mary-Louise Parker is a far more wholesome mother. “I took the kids to...  

  • Choi to the world

    Choi to the world

    Notes from the fifth annual Pebble Beach Food & Wine festival:LA chef Roy Choi served his Sunny Spot pig’s feet at Friday night’s afterparty and...  

  • Revel without a cause

    Revel without a cause

    Anyone driving into Atlantic City these days is greeted by a beautiful black-and-white billboard of a particularly buxom-looking Beyoncé, who will...  

  • Let the music play

    Let the music play

    Not making it to either Coachella weekend this year? Does the festival now feel too mainstream, too crowded or too pricey for you? We get it. And you...  

  • A new kind of Palm Springs

    A new kind of Palm Springs

    Call it the “Mad Men” effect – mid-century mod is mod again, and a new wave of cool is sweeping into old Palm Springs. Going? Here’s what everyone’s...  

  • FIRST LOOK: Harry Potter in London

    FIRST LOOK: Harry Potter in London

    I am whizzing over the Thames, the wind in my face, so close that I can dip my hands in the water. Then suddenly, not of my own volition, I’m soaring...  

  • Sleepless in Miami

    Sleepless in Miami

    Too many DJs. No, really, way too many DJs.As the electronic dance-music wave crests, it’s hard to imagine what it would have felt like to hang out...  

  • Spring is here!

    Spring is here!

    According to the calendar, today is the final day of winter. According to the thermometer? It’s almost Memorial Day. If this early onset summer...  

  • Eat up, meet up

    Eat up, meet up

    Three more delicious festivals to mark down on your calendar:Pebble Beach Food & Wine, April 12-15 East Coast and West Coast seafood masters unite...  

  • Viva Mob Vegas

    Viva Mob Vegas

    These days, attach “speakeasy” onto the name of your Vegas restaurant or bar, and it’s a recipe for instant success. We Las Vegans are Cosa Nostra...  

  • Sunny side up

    Sunny side up

    About two and a half years ago, during one particularly ambitious eating trip, we went to Los Angeles for 24 hours and dined at the Bazaar by José...  

  • Vegas heats up

    Vegas heats up

    Four reasons to book your next flight to Vegas:Take a dip Freezing in New York? Well, Wet Republic, the pool club at MGM Grand, is opening this...  

  • Making the scene in LA

    Because LA is an early town, with last call at 1:30, a good night out often involves just going to a restaurant and then maybe having a nightcap. But...  

  • Hole-ing up

    Hole-ing up

    One thing you should know before booking your ski vacation in Wyoming’s Jackson Hole: This is one tough mountain. (It’s actually two mountains, with...  

  • Broken Social Scene

    Broken Social Scene

    Los Angeles chef Roy Choi, wearing a Yankees hat because that’s what he does when he’s on the East Coast, celebrated his birthday late Friday night...  

  • Just back: Miami

    Just back: Miami

    Notes on Miami, during the week of the South Beach Wine & Food Festival:Park place They call it the South Beach Wine & Food Festival, but the most...  

  • I remember when it used to be about the food

    I remember when it used to be about the food

    Paula Deen? Um, no thank you. If all those Food Network-sponsored festivals are leaving a bad taste in your mouth, there are plenty of alternatives...  

  • Swimming to Mexico

    Swimming to Mexico

    On paper, the Santa Elena Canyon sounds pretty damned impressive. Red rock cliffs rise up to 1,500 feet, straight into cloudless, blue sky; the clear...  

  • 6 easy ways to get the lowest airfare – every time!

    6 easy ways to get the lowest airfare – every time!

    Beware of snake oil salesmen and their magic formulas for snagging airfare bargains. Some will tell you that online travel agencies – like Orbitz, or...  

  • 5 gardens to get your green on

    5 gardens to get your green on

    So winter’s pretty much been a bust this far, but it’s still winter – see any leaves on the trees out there? Didn’t think so. For a quick fix of...  

  • The best place in Florida you're not going

    The best place in Florida you're not going

    You know a beach town is a find when the residents aren't sure they want you there. Even though it's just 33 miles across the water from the...  

  • Ramen king uses his noodle

    Ramen king uses his noodle

    Ivan Orkin, one of Tokyo’s most celebrated ramen chefs, still has a 718 phone number. He grew up on Long Island, cooked at Mesa Grill and Lutece,...  

  • Just back: Portugal

    Just back: Portugal

    What we learned a week ago in Portugal’s Algarve region:1) Adrian Grenier has good taste in music. The “Entourage” star, in town with business...  

  • 8 ways to travel smarter in 2012

    8 ways to travel smarter in 2012

    Say you were a plumber and you showed up for work without the proper tools. Ridiculous, right? So why do so many people travel blind, throwing money...  

  • La Romana is worth a shot

    La Romana is worth a shot

    A weekend in La Romana, the resort-filled region in the southern Dominican Republic, is a weekend designed to put hair on your chest or a blush on...  

  • Hey, Mr. DJ

    Hey, Mr. DJ

    1. DJ Calvin Harris, the man who wrote "We Found Love," Rihanna’s biggest smash ever, is celebrating his birthday by spinning at Las Vegas’ XS...  

  • Celebs' 2012 travel resolutions

    Celebs' 2012 travel resolutions

    If one of your resolutions for 2012 was to travel more, welcome to the club. Ours too. But where? Maybe take a cue from our panel of celebrity...  

  • Best of 2011: The year in review

    Best of 2011: The year in review

    In a day and age when too much travel writing is done from behind a desk, I can't help but be proud of the level of commitment -- both on staff and...  

  • Your South Florida survival guide

    Your South Florida survival guide

    Perry Como famously crooned that there was "no place like home for the holidays," but it's a safe guess he wasn't singing about your Nana's condo in...  

  • Star trek

    Star trek

    Up-and-comer Jamie Bell, whose Steven Spielberg-directed “The Adventures of Tintin” opens tomorrow, took a three-day break from the craziness of...  

  • When things go bump in the flight

    When things go bump in the flight

    There's the Bill of Rights. Thomas Paine’s Rights of Man. The U.N. Universal Declaration of Human Rights. But what about your “rights” when you fly?...  

  • New in Vegas

    New in Vegas

    Is 1OAK going to change Vegas or is Vegas going to change 1OAK? Well, the club’s opening at the Mirage on New Year’s Eve is hosted by Fergie, so...  

  • Hong Kong's delicious dining scene

    Hong Kong's delicious dining scene

    At first glance, Hong Kong’s formal Spoon by Alain Ducasse and funky Yardbird are restaurants with little in common. But they’re two prime examples...  

  • Winter travel preview

    Winter travel preview

    Your guide to the colorful city of Cartagena, Colombia's secret Caribbean....  

  • Just back: Miami

    Just back: Miami

    By all accounts, the 10th anniversary of Art Basel was the biggest, most over-the-top art week Miami’s ever seen. Last week was fun, tense, inspiring...  

  • In Los Angeles, old is new again

    In Los Angeles, old is new again

    Back in the summer of 2005, I was dispatched to Southern California to assess the newest of the new on the region’s booming resort scene. From the St...  

  • 10 insane year-end deals to book now

    10 insane year-end deals to book now

    Savvy travelers have long known about the amazing deals out there in the quiet-to-dead weeks between Thanksgiving and Christmas. This year is no...  

  • Colombia's secret Caribbean

    Colombia's secret Caribbean

    Imagine the striking coastal setting of the now-famous Colombian city of Cartagena, its candy-colored Spanish Colonial buildings and leafy plazas,...  

  • 10 top tips for lower airfares

    10 top tips for lower airfares

    It used to be all so simple, back when airfares changed so infrequently that airlines actually printed them on their schedules. You’d call your...  

  • Cures for the common cruise

    Cures for the common cruise

    Cruise ships are like cars or houses. They may all perform the same basic function, but there’s no such thing as a home or a set of wheels that’s...  

  • 10 things to eat in Miami right now

    10 things to eat in Miami right now

    The Dutch, white-hot New York chef Andrew Carmellini’s tribute to American flavors, is scheduled to open at the W South Beach this month, in time for...  

  • The best of the 'Gunks

    The best of the 'Gunks

    It proudly bears the title of busiest rock climbing destination in the United States. It is home to one of the last great mountain-house hotels in...  

  • Whole lotta lava in Nicaragua

    Whole lotta lava in Nicaragua

    It was big, dark and menacing. And it was getting closer.No, it wasn’t a storm cloud, or a howler monkey, or any one of the enormous insects that...  

  • First look: Legoland Florida

    First look: Legoland Florida

    It is not very often that a theme park opens in Orlando. The last one was 13 years ago, with 1999's Islands of Adventure, at Universal. It just so...  

  • Scary fun in Orlando

    Scary fun in Orlando

    October, when the kids are back to school, was once a dead period in Orlando. Now, it's the undead period.Halloween now does monstrous business in O...  

  • In Vegas, the party never stops

    Every day I’m shuffling indeed.It’s late Monday night – OK, the wee hours of Tuesday morning, actually – long after many club-hopping tourists have...  

  • Harvest time in Michigan wine country

    Harvest time in Michigan wine country

    The car is cresting over the hills of Old Mission Peninsula, whipping around curves at 70mph. It is a clear, late summer night, 80 degrees. The air...  

  • Fall classic

    Fall classic

    To this New Yorker, an annual drive along Route 28, through the heart of Catskill Park, is as essential to the autumn experience as pints of pumpkin...  

  • 10 amazing fall deals

    10 amazing fall deals

    Summer's super, sure -- less so the high-season price gouging that always seems to go along with. Now that the kids are heading back in school and...  

  • The new Tijuana cool

    The new Tijuana cool

    IT'S tough all over, but for Tijuana, the last few years have been murder.Terror fears? Let's build some walls. Illegal immigrant fears? More walls...  

  • Civil matters

    Civil matters

    It is 105 stultifying degrees on rural Virginia farmland, and 8,700 sweaty people slog under heavy rifles and soaking layers of wool. For two days,...  

  • Top 10 Gay Honeymoon Destinations

    Top 10 Gay Honeymoon Destinations

    Now that gay New Yorkers can tie the knot, there’s even more reason they should go all-out on a splashy honeymoon. But where to? We asked the experts...  

  • Off-season on Martha's Vineyard

    Off-season on Martha's Vineyard

    When Labor Day weekend comes to an end, and tourists have snapped up their last Black Dog t-shirt and devoured their last chunk of Murdick’s fudge,...  

  • Clean up your act in Sin City

    Clean up your act in Sin City

    CONSUMING to excess — along with other various acts one regrets in the morning — is the reason people flock to Las Vegas year after year. Andwhile...  

  • From the Arctic to the Andes, cool off now

    From the Arctic to the Andes, cool off now

    WELCOME to August. Forecast? Sweaty. Times like these call for a contingency plan. And while you could beg your friends who planned ahead for couch...  

  • Dinners to travel for

    Dinners to travel for

    PHILADELPHIA and Boston aren’t exactly better food cities than New York, but their chefs could teach ours a few things about diversity and taking on...  

  • 10 reasons why Tokyo is the best

    10 reasons why Tokyo is the best

    JAPAN is one of the shakiest places on earth. Consequently, kids grow up there thinking of earthquakes the way a New Yorker might think of...  

  • 11 ways to taste San Francisco now

    11 ways to taste San Francisco now

    We New Yorkers think of our city as the greatest food destination in the country, but San Francisco continues to give us a serious run for our money...  

  • Drink different in the Bay Area

    Drink different in the Bay Area

    The only thing wrong with San Francisco, from a visitor’s perspective, is that once you know what else there is going on within an hour’s drive or...  

  • In Pittsburgh, a date with a classic

    In Pittsburgh, a date with a classic

    Never mind what Hizzoner says. Coney Island? Over. Rapacious demolition there has left us with little more than developers' dismal dreams of condos...  

  • Alaska 101: Spend less, see more

    Alaska 101: Spend less, see more

    If you think you have to take a cruise to see it, congratulations, you've been had. And if you think that going it alone means lots of expensive...  

  • Summer in the Southwest

    Summer in the Southwest

    Today's forecast in New York? Temperatures in the high 50's, low 60's. Rain. Today's forecast in Phoenix? Sunny. High of 106. Blue skies. You see...  

  • The new Detroit cool

    The new Detroit cool

    IN most cities, the opening of a youth hostel might not be all that big a deal. But Detroit isn't most cities, and in an era when most of the news is...  

  • Summer time in the Great Lakes!

    Summer time in the Great Lakes!

    THERE is a reason they call them the Great Lakes, and it’s not just because they’re big. From New York’s Thousand Islands to the furthest shores of...  

  • 10 ways to rock the Caribbean

    10 ways to rock the Caribbean

    REMEMBER that so-called endless winter we were all whining about not long ago? Safe to say it ended. Just be careful what you wish for. Peace out,...  

  • Makeover time for Orlando

    Makeover time for Orlando

    SUMMER is always the most intense time to visit Orlando. When school’s out, the theme parks are hopping, the pools are packed, the water slides are...  

  • 10 ways to love Long Island wines

    10 ways to love Long Island wines

    WHO says there’s no truth in advertising? For example, Long Island. It comes exactly as advertised. It’s really, really long. From the East River to...  

  • The other side of Los Angeles

    The other side of Los Angeles

    HOW amazing, that even in this day and age, Los Angeles remains so misunderstood by so many. Part of this is a testament to how lazy most people are;...  

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