If you’ve already gone to the trouble of firing up the grill, there’s no reason to stop with the main course.

New York is rife with bars of all kinds -- walk a few blocks and you’ll run into a grungy dive, a pricey cocktail spot, or a crowded neighborhood favorite.

The East Village is consistently one of New York’s best neighborhoods for dining out.

It’s not summer in the Northeast until you’ve had a lobster roll and a cold beer on a dock in some quaint harbor (possibly with “Summertime” by DJ Jazzy Jeff and The Fresh Prince playing softly in the background).

The West Village is more than just boutique shopping and beautiful townhouses you can't afford; it's also home to a great, wide-ranging bar scene.

The phrase “New York minute” could describe how long most restaurants stay open here.

The West Village is the epitome of straight-out-of-fiction, charming New York.

There are a million burgers in Manhattan (plus or minus a few, if you want to be nitpicky about it), and, because it's our job, we've eaten a lot of them... enough that we could honestly put together a guide to the best burger spot in every Manhattan neighborhood if we wanted to.

If you're from the Detroit area, Faygo -- the local pop known for flavors like Rock N' Rye, Redpop, and Moon Mist -- just might be your favorite soda.

We get it.