By now, just about everyone in the Hudson Valley knows just how delicious and thirst-quenching the craft beers are at Clemson Brothers Brewery in Middletown, New York.

When you tour Lower Manhattan's pizzerias and restaurants, you probably won't run into royalty. But you will encounter pizza maestros and owners with an interesting story to tell as well as first-class New York pizza.

Having opened its doors on December 27th, 1932, Radio City Music hall has, over time, earned its place in entertainment history as the "showplace of the nation."

The Hudson Valley, specifically Orange, Rockland and Westchester County, is chock full of must-try enticing brunch spots.

When it comes to LIC residents and their drink of choice, a nice glass of craft beer is rapidly closing in on wine and cocktails in terms of popularity.

The Meatpacking District is quickly catching up to neighbors like Chelsea and the West Village in terms of having destination restaurants and bars, as well as a burgeoning cocktail and nightlife scene.

Fish-centric restaurants in Midtown Manhattan. These fine establishments have made their reputation on the diverse array of seafood dishes that they offer.

Let's take a look at some of the cocktail bars that are currently trending on the Lower East Side.

Midtown Manhattan is home to some of the trendiest and most luxurious hotels in the city.

You already know that the Barclays Center, in a few short years, has become THE destination spot for sports and entertainment.

When you book a guest room at one of the fine boutique hotels in Midtown Manhattan, you are assured of being at the center of it all!

Buck's Homestead Bed and Breakfast in Montgomery, NY. "Tradition Lives Here". Your escape from the stressful hustle and bustle of the city starts along a quiet stretch of country road just outside the quaint Hudson Valley town of Montgomery New York.

Tribeca, long known for its creative community, certainly boasts more than its fair share of trend-setting trainers, gyms and Yoga studios.

Known as a "city within a city", Rockefeller Center has been one of New York's premier tourist attractions an features some of the best restaurants in New York City along with gorgeous outdoor spaces, upscale retail shops.

On your next day-trip or weekend getaway to the Hudson Valley, make plans to spend some time in the relatively undiscovered city of Newburgh.

On the quaint, tree-lined street that, since the early Seventies, has been known as Restaurant Row, you will find some of the best cafes, trendy bars and pubs as well as fine pre-theatre dining restaurants in the entire city.

Every year seems to bring exciting new additions to the ever-growing bar and restaurant scene in the South Street Seaport neighborhood.

Just a few short blocks of the High Line these extremely appealing restaurants in Chelsea, offer delicious brunch at a very fair price, with most dishes on their brunch menu coming in at only twenty dollars or under.

There's a reason why foodies from all over the city have fallen in love with Tapas Bar-style dining, in New York's Lower East Side.