It is time to gear up for #happyhourseason. Where you getting your drank deals on, honey?

There are so many amazing black-owned businesses here locally to support and we’ve put together a list of our favorites to share with you.

The weather is warming up which means it’s time to clear out your schedule to make room for picnics and good food in NYC.

If 2020 taught us anything, it is that self-care is really essential. Here is your guide to the best places to practice self-care in NYC during COVID.

Because this is the guide that you never knew that you really needed - the guide to the best sushi delivery in NYC.

Grab a drink at any of these lovely NYC bars and don’t worry about staying warm — they’ve got you covered (literally).

Sometimes you just want to hang at a coffee shop and step away from whatever your life may be at the moment — but it seems nearly impossible to do that with the covid dining restrictions and the freezing temps. But coffee shops with outdoor dining and heat lamps? They exist. And we’ve shared the best ones for you so that you never have to sip your cup of joe standing in the freezing temps again.

Dating during covid can be hard, especially with all of the dining restrictions, so we’ve done our research to compile our top covid-date picks all throughout NYC.

Most major museums have reopened in NYC under covid restrictions and we’ve compiled a guide to the ones that you should visit ASAP.

There are boundless options to shop secondhand in New York, but where to start?! In this Girl and The guide we are guiding you through New York’s best thrift and vintage adventures.

There are so many options to explore if you’re looking for a winery outside of the city, so we wanted to help to narrow down your choices by sharing our favorite wineries and vineyards just a short drive from the city.

In the age of delivery everything, you need to know the best spots full of healthier options for all of your delivery desires.

You need a list of go-to places in NYC to grab a bite to eat or a drink when the weather is sh*t and we’ve curated a guide for just that.

Fall is finally here after another hot (even hotter with masks) summer here in the city and we couldn’t be any happier about the cooler weather moving in. There’s nothing like finally cutting off the a/c after having to turn the volume up on your favorite Netflix show for months on end just to hear what is going on over the rattle of the beloved a/c. Navigating fall in the middle of a pandemic can seem like a total drag but it doesn’t have to be! We’ve rounded up the best ways to celebrate fall this year in NYC while still social distancing and following all of the COVID guidelines.

So, among his restaurants — Frank, Lil’ Frankie’s and Supper— the most popular dish is, hands down (although you NEED to have the Polenta Bolognese at Supper ASAP), Spaghetti al Limone. He doesn’t DO recipes, but I’ve put together a recipe for his epic dish and it’s perfect.

So here I am! By myself in New York City, arguably the WORST place to be right now, for 3+ weeks and probably for another 1.5 months, at least. I’ve had person-to-person contact with the people at, like, CVS – but that’s it. I haven’t seen any family members or any friends.

The South Fork of Long Island is known for being a haven for affluent Manhattanites and celebrities who are eager to flee the city in search of fresh farmland, oceanside views, and, of course, rosé. After a weekend road-tripping through this region, to my surprise, I realized that there were a ton of activities to do in the eastern hamlets and villages of Long Island that are accessible for the everyday explorer.

New York City is filled with endless options when it comes to food. You can’t possibly try everything the city has to offer, but you can easily eat your way through this incredible city. Whether you’re here for a few days or you call NYC home, there’s lots of food to try. I’ve rounded up my favorite dishes (at the moment) in New York City.