Del Posto

“Chef Masaharu Morimoto’s serene urban oasis sets an ambitious standard for modern Japanese cooking. The world-renowned chef showcases exhilarating interpretations of Japanese food in a breathtaking space architect Tadao Ando built as a respite from the non-stop chaos of New York City. The room’s extraordinary looks, which blend Japanese and American sensibilities with subtle futuristic details, are rivaled only by the mouthwatering menu, which melds ancient Eastern tradition with modern Western innovation.”

“William F. Moore Park This text is part of Parks’ Historical Signs Project and can be found posted within the park. This triangle honors William F. Moore (1897–1918), a Marine private killed in battle during World War I (1914-1918). A graduate of PS 17, Moore grew up nearby on the corner of 103rd Street and Corona Avenue. Moore enlisted in the Marine Corps in April 1917 and was killed in 1918 while serving with the 47th Company, Fifth Regiment at Belleau Wood in France, in one of the bloodiest engagements fought by the United States during the war. A flagstaff base marking a recent renovation commemorates Moore and his valiant sacrifice. The history of Corona ties intimately to the arrival”

“Neighborhood grocery store stocked with organic and local produce. Restaurant inside is great for weekend brunches and casual dinners. ”

“Fantastic food and fantastic views. I will leave guests an updated list of local restaurants, bars, and diners.”

“Lively Tapas Restaurant and Bar situated along 11th Ave and the High Line. Perfect for a fun night out.”