Ten things the ordinary tourist doesn’t see in Manhattan: MICE and Incentives in the city

  1. Brekkie at Little Ruby’s Cafe
    Green eggs, ricotta hotcakes or a giant breakfast burrito – this spot has you covered for breakfast and brunch dishes to start the day off just right. Since 2002, Little Ruby’s has brought an Australian twist to  Soho, East Village, Murray Hill, and West Village, offering locally sourced cuisine, specialty drinks, and delicious coffees.
  2. A trip to the Hamptons
    The summer playground for the rich and famous, and just two hours east of New York. Spend the day on the beach, take a bike ride through the residential blocks, or shop ’till you drop & lunch on the dunes. Finish the day at Shippy’s with a nice cold beer.
  3. Sink some drinks in Alphabet City
    Spend the evening exploring midtown east’s Alphabet City, where there are more dive bars than people. Enjoy some drinks and listen to the live music at Double Down Saloon.
  4. Tai Chi in Central Park
    There’s no better way to enjoy the park and break the ice for a group getting a work-out in overlooking Central Park.
  5. Host a private dinner on the UES
    Bring your group to an exclusive hire space on the upper east side. The Astor House offers private dining rooms, retreats, meetings and seminar spaces for 5-200 people.
  6. Tour of the Metropolitan, Guggenheim, or another museum with a working artist
    See the Museum through the artist’s eyes of his or hers favourite “Top Ten” works.
  7. Robert De Niro’s personal Screening Room
    This unique space is the perfect spot to host a group event or talk, or conduct a meeting prior to lunch in the actor’s restaurant – the TriBeCa Grill.
  8. Ride the Yellow Water Taxi
    Greet your guests from either JFK or EWR, and travel about 20 minutes to board a yellow water taxi  for a two hour tour of the East River and the Hudson.

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