Two If by Sea. Touted as the place to get engaged, make up, seduce or celebrate, it's also an excellent, if pricey, place to eat. If you think it sounds cliche, you haven't been to this classically elegant NY staple that is only open Friday night and Sunday for brunch. The bar area transports you to the 1930's when it was classy to sit in a dark mahogany-walled room overlooking some of the most tremendous views. In spite of being a New Yorker who frequents the park, every time I visit I find a spot I haven't seen before.
Central Park is immense.
The expanse of green amidst congested conglomerates is a breath of fresh air. Near the southeast entrance lies a place called 'Poets Walk'. With its perfectly aligned columns of trees hanging over a long walk of bench lined bricks, it has inspired artists and poets alike. The Circle Line Strictly for the sea-hardy courtier, a trip aboard The Circle Line is a wonderful way to show your love the quiet side of New York. For a very small fee, you can take a three-hour boat ride around Manhattan Island and learn little historical tidbits about the Big Apple.