Elizabeth Things to Do

This booze hideout is popular with drink-veterans and youngsters alike. The initial shock on entering the bar subsides quickly as you blend into the crowd of dancers, wannabe musicians, businessman, and swarthy-looking Times Sq... more

As described by its owners, Tenjune is a high energy ultra lounge which focuses on luxury, customer satisfaction and a totally snazzy appeal. A space that houses three totally different areas with different vibes, satiating all... more

This seaport dates back to the 1600's. It was renovated about 30 years ago to become a historic landmark as well as a shopping mall. It features amazing views of the East River and the Brooklyn Bridge. The mall is divided into... more

SoHo is named because it's "south of Houston Street," which makes it's location easy to remember. This Manhattan district has a rich and eventful history, from being known as the "Cast Iron" district to becoming the premier spo... more

This National Historic Landmark was originally founded in 1863 as The Long Island Historical Society. Today it acts as an archives and educational center with its soul purpose being the preservation of the history of Brooklyn.... more

This Chinatown drinking spot was once a local barbershop. The exterior retains the old look, but inside is one of the hippest (and most out of the way) bars in the city, complete with a Swedish theme. It is small and minimalist... more

This Tribeca club features mostly alternative rock shows, but it also showcases blues and jazz performances. There are numerous different rooms in this funky, cavernous space. The main stage showcases popular bands as well as b... more

This popular Flatiron area wine bar features Italian varietals served in a reserved, classy setting featuring marble-topped tables. Prices are not cheap, with the cost of a drink averaging around $9, but there is a good selecti... more

The jazz at the Zinc Bar ranges from North America's coolest to South America's hottest. Enter this popular spot, descend a steep stairway and brush through a velvet curtain in order to arrive at the table side and enjoy what h... more

A short ferry ride from Lower Manhattan will bring you to the serene Governor's Island, which is home to the world famous national monument. Not yet fully operational, the area is open only during summer, but a visit is worthwh... more