You can be super cozy and look good for family too! Break out those eating pants.

The Palm Court at The Plaza, which relaunched in October under the direction of celebrity chef Geoffrey Zakkarian has come into the 21st Century, but not without a throwback to the origins of this historic landmark.

We already told you where to get some of the most indulgent hot cocoa in NYC, but there’s a whole other realm of warm chocolate beverages in this city: spiked.

Chef Erin Zircher, of Nantucket’s CRU (where we’d happily be sitting outside slurping oysters if it were summer) has some great tips for Nantucket-style entertaining while staying in the city.

If you do anything this Thanksgiving, we encourage you to relax (and maybe hit up a few online sales). Here’s our official Black Friday Shut-in Guide.

This New York restaurant changes with the seasons: Everything from the menu to the decor shifts appropriately with the calendar.

Meals moved the chef’s inspirations are always worth the price of admission. So check out some of the best chefs tables in New York.

Thanksgiving in New York is a beautiful thing. And if there’s one thing New Yorkers can thankful for this holiday, it’s not having to cook. Many excellent New York City restaurants serve extravagant Thanksgiving feasts worthy of a Norman Rockwell painting. Here are our favorites.

Vodka and cranberry will always be a classic, but why not opt for something a little more sophisticated during cranberry season? Order these great cranberry cocktails for Thanksgiving (and even serve them up in your own home) for a step up from the bartender’s simplest concoction.