This full-color guidebook to the city's best restaurants and bars is the ultimate reference for both resident New Yorkers and visitors. Time Out's critics visit establishments anonymously to provide readers with unbiased opinions of restaurants ranging from out-of-the-way dim sum joints to high-profile, high-priced dining rooms. Eating & Drinking 2008 is an essential reference written by and for those who enjoy dining out and drinking up. Among the book's features are: Impartial reviews of more than 1,500 restaurants and bars, More than 300 pages, with vibrant color photographs, Address, phone number, prices, hours and travel info for each venue, Restaurants helpfully organized by cuisine and price range Informative sidebars on topics ranging from the city's best pizza and the nuances of Korean barbecue to the signature aspects of regional cuisines, Useful glossaries of food terms throughout, An extensive index that groups venues by neighborhood and alphabetically. Book jacket.

With reviews of more than 1,300 restaurants, bars and cafés - anonymously tested and meticulously checked by a team of experienced, New York-based critics - the Time Out New York Eating & Drinking guide is the most complete and authoritative restaurant guide to a city synonymous with food. The guide covers the whole dining spectrum, from neighbourhood haunts to haute cuisine. Eat well in New York, in any price category, using the ultimate insiders' guide from the publishers of Time Out New York magazine.

The ultimate guide to an ever-changing city, the book covers every section of New York, from swanky Museum Mile to the now-fashionable Meatpacking District. Illustrated chapters and delightful walks, mapped point-to-point, celebrate the city's fascinating history and architecture. Exhaustive, unbiased local reviews detail the hippest hotels, restaurants, bars, clubs, sights, and shops.

Alongside profiles of the Guggenheim, the Statue of Liberty and all the other major attractions, Time Out New York gives you the inside track on local culture, with illuminating features and hundreds of independent venue reviews covering everything from iconic skyscrapers to buzzing bars.

This practical guide offers a wealth of essential travel information in an easy-to-use format. Dividing the city into six regions, this guide lists options for dining, drinking, clubbing, shopping, and sightseeing in each, with brightly colored symbols indicating critic's picks. Rome's spectacular museums and ancient monuments are covered in depth.

Bookstores are filled with guides that tell you where to eat, where to shop, and what to see in New York, but can you really rely on their advice? In the interest of appealing to everyone, these guides recommend everything, regardless of whether the food, the stores, or the activities and events are actually worth your time and money. Written by actual New Yorkers who are committed to discovering the best the five boroughs have to offer, "Inside New York" provides a unique portal into our thrilling (and occasionally daunting) city. Compiled by a team of fearless students, the guide introduces the neighborhoods and nightlife that make New York truly unforgettable. "Inside New York"'s young writers aggressively search for new trends, the hippest nightclubs, and the best deals. They also visit perennial favorites, offering fresh perspectives on museums, monuments, and iconic landmarks. "Inside NY 2008" begins with an extensive city life section divided into such categories as public transportation, finding housing and jobs, eating out, locating the best hotels and hostels, classes and workshops, and LGBT events and resources. Then it breaks down the attractions, nightlife, restaurants, and shopping of seventeen Manhattan neighborhoods and four all-inclusive sections of the Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens, and Staten Island. Detailed color maps pinpoint each location.