On the iconic tree-lined Thompson Street in NYC, The Manner Soho is a revamped take on the minimalist luxury of the usual Downtown hotel. Hannes Peer was the designer and icon behind the bold, block-print colours, the full length mirrored walls in the various rooms and suites and the entirely marble-fronted bathrooms. From the Rooftop Bar overlooking the city skyline, an aperitivo in The Apartment or cocktail at Sloane's and dinner at the neighbourhood bistro helmed by Chef Alex Stupak; these are spaces largely reserved for guests and friends, though that also draw in SoHo's local hubbub. The result? A funky, gloriously furnished, design-focused hotel that is simultaneously as luxurious as it is a cosy, homely place to wind down from the city chaos. 

Good for the heart, good for the soul: Blue Ribbon Sushi is fresh, tasty, and just what you crave after a day in NYC. With its cosy, intimate setting our favourite thing is to perch by the walnut Sushi Bar, try a sake or two, and indulge in a number of chef specialities (don't miss the Kyushu Aji Sashimi)!

The real deal since the Seventies, Raoul’s has been serving up old-school French fare with just the right amount of downtown edge. This SoHo bistro still draws a crowd – artists, locals and in-the-know diners who come for the steak au poivre, crispy frites and a large martini. The dimly lit space lined with vintage art and a winding staircase feels effortlessly timeless, the kind of place where a late dinner can turn into an even later night. Claim territory of one of the coveted barstools, where you can sip Burgundy and watch the kitchen work its quick-lip magic whipping up a menu that hasn’t lost its edge and a vibe that never tries too hard.

Matchaful takes matcha to a whole new dimension. With innovative blends, such as moonlight sesame latte, caramel smoothie, to their spiced matcha, you're sure to find the matcha of your dreams. With multiple spots around the city, this female-founded gem is never too far away.