cjn208's Sticky Notes Sticky Notes that cjn208 has created at http://socialight.com Downtown breakfast most people know about it, but balthazar is my preferred friday breakfast locale. amazing eggs benedict, waffles, etc. a perfect vibe to get through the morning papers. beware: it is a zoo on weekends esp sunday.<hr><a href="http://socialight.com/note/2006/12/8/MepOF_downtown-breakfast">http://socialight.com/note/2006/12/8/MepOF_downtown-breakfast</a> 2008-10-23T11:42:01Z 2006-12-08T10:37:47Z Great coffee Intelligentsia coffee and tea is my favorite cafe in Silver Lake. Amazing vibe with plenty of outdoor seating. Plus, the coffee is fantastic and they didn’t even hesitate when I asked for a Flat White. My kind of place.<hr><a href="http://socialight.com/note/2008/6/29/nQ0r5_IhXcuaVVjB">http://socialight.com/note/2008/6/29/nQ0r5_IhXcuaVVjB</a> 2008-06-29T17:07:06Z 2008-06-29T17:03:02Z -118.280008 34.092077 305.8880792294568 46.72425699662645 49.06133439171233 1

3922 Sunset Boulevard, Los Angeles

1 relativeToGround -118.280008,34.092077 Mutek Festival The best electronic music festival in North America. Running from 30th May to June 3rd. Here’s a sneak preview of the confirmed acts: Matias Aguayo & Roccness, Gui Boratto, Chic Miniature, Cobblestone Jazz with The Mole, Colleen, Digitaline, Gangpol & Mit, Heartthrob, Kode 9, Michael Mayer, Mr Oizo, My My, Onur Ozër, Rhythm & Sound, Shackleton, Jesse Somfay, Ricardo Villalobos & Friends, Wighnomy Brothers,<hr><a href="http://socialight.com/note/2007/3/27/kSrlX_mutek-festival">http://socialight.com/note/2007/3/27/kSrlX_mutek-festival</a> 2008-06-24T02:59:44Z 2007-03-27T09:01:55Z -73.55655 45.497763 305.8880792294568 46.72425699662645 49.06133439171233 1

745 Rue Ottawa, Montreal QC

1 relativeToGround -73.55655,45.497763 Baires Grill Dennis Ferrer: “Baires Grill is a caveman’s paradise and a meat lover’s cornucopia. This is my recovery area from the excesses of WMC. Good food. Good service. See y’all there!!!”<hr><a href="http://socialight.com/note/2008/3/24/i5Nfq_baires-grill">http://socialight.com/note/2008/3/24/i5Nfq_baires-grill</a> 2008-03-24T14:40:40Z 2008-03-24T14:40:40Z -80.134076 25.775216 305.8880792294568 46.72425699662645 49.06133439171233 1

560 Washington Avenue, Miami Beach, FL 33139

1 relativeToGround -80.134076,25.775216 Rosinella Misstress Barbara: “This place has excellent Italian food plus outdoor seating right in the heart of the Lincoln Rd Mall so the vibe and atmosphere are great. I eat quite a few meals here when I am in town for gigs and especially during the WMC.”<hr><a href="http://socialight.com/note/2008/3/24/Kkk5o_rosinella">http://socialight.com/note/2008/3/24/Kkk5o_rosinella</a> 2008-03-24T14:39:55Z 2008-03-24T14:39:55Z -80.133408 25.790639 305.8880792294568 46.72425699662645 49.06133439171233 1

525 Lincoln Rd, Miami Beach, FL 33139

1 relativeToGround -80.133408,25.790639 La Loggia Ristorante Paul Van Dyk: “La Loggia is the best Italian restaurant in the world. They are so popular that they only open during the week (no weekends) and only for lunch/early dinner. It’s also a family-run restaurant which makes the atmosphere very friendly. If you get a chance, try the orichiette la loggia – a dream.”<hr><a href="http://socialight.com/note/2008/3/24/CDJ8a_la-loggia-ristorante">http://socialight.com/note/2008/3/24/CDJ8a_la-loggia-ristorante</a> 2008-03-24T14:36:22Z 2008-03-24T14:36:22Z -80.195286 25.774107 305.8880792294568 46.72425699662645 49.06133439171233 1

68 West Flagler Street, Miami

1 relativeToGround -80.195286,25.774107 Nemo Magda: “I will never forget the cat-size lobster at this restaurant. Its head was as big as the plate and I was only able to eat a third of the entire thing. Needless to say, it was the best lobster I’ve ever had. Actually all the food there is very good so I’m really looking forward to going there again.”<hr><a href="http://socialight.com/note/2008/3/24/ZddrR_nemo">http://socialight.com/note/2008/3/24/ZddrR_nemo</a> 2008-03-24T14:34:59Z 2008-03-24T14:34:59Z -80.134045 25.769782 305.8880792294568 46.72425699662645 49.06133439171233 1

100 Collins Avenue, Miami Beach, FL 33139

1 relativeToGround -80.134045,25.769782 The Beach “Yes, Miami has some amazing clubs, bars and hedonistic VIP hang outs, but chillin’ out on the beach with some beers and friends until the sun goes down is still one of the best things Miami has to offer, especially if you’re from England where the beaches are made of pebbles and the water is freezing cold!”<hr><a href="http://socialight.com/note/2008/3/24/bNNay_the-beach">http://socialight.com/note/2008/3/24/bNNay_the-beach</a> 2008-03-24T14:33:47Z 2008-03-24T14:33:47Z -80.131172 25.777948 305.8880792294568 46.72425699662645 49.06133439171233 1

Ocean Drive, Miami Beach

1 relativeToGround -80.131172,25.777948 Joe's Stone Crab Audiofly: “When we hit Miami, whether it’s for WMC or when we’re just passing through, we always try and find time to visit Joe’s Stone Crab. It can be very hard to get a table and we’re not always successful but when we do it makes it even more enjoyable. The crab claws are huge and are “farmed” so they actually grow back on the live crabs – a vegetarian dilema!”<hr><a href="http://socialight.com/note/2008/3/24/70oHP_joe-s-stone-crab">http://socialight.com/note/2008/3/24/70oHP_joe-s-stone-crab</a> 2008-03-24T14:32:42Z 2008-03-24T14:32:42Z -80.135447 25.768322 305.8880792294568 46.72425699662645 49.06133439171233 1

11 Washington Avenue, Miami Beach, FL 33139

1 relativeToGround -80.135447,25.768322 La Sandwicherie Adultnapper: “Whenever we’re in Miami we never miss a veggie sandwich at La Sandwicherie. It’s tucked away on a side street and it’s the best for a no-frills meal when you’ve been on the go and ready to bite your fingers off. Not to mention the price is better than a single drink at one of the clubs. Miami, here we come!”<hr><a href="http://socialight.com/note/2008/3/24/OR0kB_la-sandwicherie">http://socialight.com/note/2008/3/24/OR0kB_la-sandwicherie</a> 2008-03-24T14:31:47Z 2008-03-24T14:31:47Z -80.13141 25.78536 305.8880792294568 46.72425699662645 49.06133439171233 1

229 14th St, Miami Beach, FL 33139

1 relativeToGround -80.13141,25.78536 Deuce Bar Lee Burridge: “There’s nowhere more fantastic to go than the Deuce Bar after the party grinds to a halt. Not only is it fantastic for people watching, but if you get hungry during your heavy post-party drinking session there’s a great Sandwich bar (Le Sandwicherie) on the other side of the street. It’s not swanky, but then again nor are you.”<hr><a href="http://socialight.com/note/2008/3/24/plFSE_deuce-bar">http://socialight.com/note/2008/3/24/plFSE_deuce-bar</a> 2008-03-24T14:30:44Z 2008-03-24T14:30:44Z -80.130829 25.785288 305.8880792294568 46.72425699662645 49.06133439171233 1

14th St and Collins, Miami Beach, FL 33139

1 relativeToGround -80.130829,25.785288 A La Folie Cafe Ame: “A La Folie Cafe is a nice quiet place very close to Collins Avenue and the strip, and within walking distance from all the hotels. They have good French styled food, which I recommend if you want to have lighter food and a proper coffee to start the day. You will see some familiar European faces there from time to time, too!”<hr><a href="http://socialight.com/note/2008/3/24/Q2lLz_a-la-folie-cafe">http://socialight.com/note/2008/3/24/Q2lLz_a-la-folie-cafe</a> 2008-03-24T14:29:41Z 2008-03-24T14:29:41Z -80.133198 25.786904 305.8880792294568 46.72425699662645 49.06133439171233 1

516 Espanola Way, Miami Beach, FL 33139

1 relativeToGround -80.133198,25.786904 The Terrace at Raleigh Hotel Ben Watt: “Everyone needs a bit of calm breakfast time at some point during WMC. There is nowhere better than the sun-speckled terrace behind the Art Deco Raleigh Hotel. Get one of the padded wrap-around sofas and order omelettes and plenty of coffee. Usually a few DJ faces round the pool, so good for gentle networking or dropping off a promo, too.”<hr><a href="http://socialight.com/note/2008/3/24/GbkzN_the-terrace-at-raleigh-hotel">http://socialight.com/note/2008/3/24/GbkzN_the-terrace-at-raleigh-hotel</a> 2008-03-24T14:28:27Z 2008-03-24T14:28:27Z -80.129547 25.793523 305.8880792294568 46.72425699662645 49.06133439171233 1

1775 Collins Avenue, Miami Beach, FL 33139

1 relativeToGround -80.129547,25.793523 the butler and the chef A Parisian bistro with tasty crepes and amazing coffee.<hr><a href="http://socialight.com/note/2007/12/30/32bIg_the-butler-and-the-chef">http://socialight.com/note/2007/12/30/32bIg_the-butler-and-the-chef</a> 2007-12-30T14:13:53Z 2007-12-30T14:13:47Z -122.394399 37.781044 305.8880792294568 46.72425699662645 49.06133439171233 1

155a south park st san Francisco 94107

1 relativeToGround -122.394399,37.781044 mavericks Great brunch in the mission. Check the texan migas with lots of their homemade hot sauce. Finish with hot donut holes. Mmm.<hr><a href="http://socialight.com/note/2007/12/29/nP8nC_mavericks">http://socialight.com/note/2007/12/29/nP8nC_mavericks</a> 2007-12-29T18:12:49Z 2007-12-29T18:12:44Z -122.419931 37.763418 305.8880792294568 46.72425699662645 49.06133439171233 1

3316 17th street san Francisco california

1 relativeToGround -122.419931,37.763418 Inside Mies Van Der Rohe’s “temple of light and glass” lies a comprehensive collection of 20th century european painting and sculpture, with works from Picasso, Munch, and Klee. www.smb.spk-berlin.de/nng<hr><a href="http://socialight.com/note/2007/12/21/cFGZm_NUmcBpaUZq">http://socialight.com/note/2007/12/21/cFGZm_NUmcBpaUZq</a> 2007-12-21T12:12:35Z 2007-12-21T12:12:35Z 13.368379 52.506382 305.8880792294568 46.72425699662645 49.06133439171233 1

Potsdamer str. 50, tiergarten, Berlin

1 relativeToGround 13.368379,52.506382 The host of the Berlin Biennale, this contemporary art institute presents intriguing programs often tackling controversial issues like the socio-political implications of territories, the Iraqi conflict, and RAF terrorism in the ’70s. www.kw-berlin.de<hr><a href="http://socialight.com/note/2007/12/21/GaelA_oVs5fQ858H">http://socialight.com/note/2007/12/21/GaelA_oVs5fQ858H</a> 2007-12-21T12:09:41Z 2007-12-21T12:09:41Z 13.395736 52.526822 305.8880792294568 46.72425699662645 49.06133439171233 1

Auguststr. 69, Mitte, Berlin

1 relativeToGround 13.395736,52.526822 A disorienting museum in a groundbreaking building designed to look like an exploded Star of David. Learn the story of German Jewish history with a particularly moving holocaust section. www.jmberlin.de hamburger bahnhoF<hr><a href="http://socialight.com/note/2007/12/21/ofAxE_rTkgm0ohI7">http://socialight.com/note/2007/12/21/ofAxE_rTkgm0ohI7</a> 2007-12-21T12:07:08Z 2007-12-21T12:06:00Z 13.394552 52.50137 305.8880792294568 46.72425699662645 49.06133439171233 1

Lindenstr. 9-14, kreuzberg, Berlin

1 relativeToGround 13.394552,52.50137 This former railway station unveils work from the largest private collection of contemporary art in the world, which includes work from Bruce Nauman, Cindy Sherman, and Marcel Duchamp. www.hamburgerbahnhof.de<hr><a href="http://socialight.com/note/2007/12/21/Gguq2_SQje7C8ltr">http://socialight.com/note/2007/12/21/Gguq2_SQje7C8ltr</a> 2007-12-21T12:03:06Z 2007-12-21T12:03:06Z 13.385679 52.531192 305.8880792294568 46.72425699662645 49.06133439171233 1

invaliden str. 50-51, Mitte, berlin

1 relativeToGround 13.385679,52.531192 Presents huge exhibitions of work by the big names, including shows from Jeff Koons, Gerhard Richter, Mark Rothko, and Bill Viola. www.guggenheim.org<hr><a href="http://socialight.com/note/2007/12/21/QmZO3_QKnspPkHVw">http://socialight.com/note/2007/12/21/QmZO3_QKnspPkHVw</a> 2007-12-21T12:00:58Z 2007-12-21T12:00:58Z 13.391664 52.517058 305.8880792294568 46.72425699662645 49.06133439171233 1

Unter den Linden 13/15, Mitte, Berlin

1 relativeToGround 13.391664,52.517058 Tucked in a rather anonymous courtyard, this major player represents iconoclasts such as Juergen Teller, Chris Ofili, and Raymond Pettibon. www.cfa-berlin.com<hr><a href="http://socialight.com/note/2007/12/21/TUzdh_WtIMxZAgWo">http://socialight.com/note/2007/12/21/TUzdh_WtIMxZAgWo</a> 2007-12-21T11:58:38Z 2007-12-21T11:58:38Z 13.401421 52.525477 305.8880792294568 46.72425699662645 49.06133439171233 1

sophienstr. 21, Mitte, Berlin

1 relativeToGround 13.401421,52.525477 From Man Ray to David LaChappelle, this austere space presents the biggest names in contemporary photography. www.camerawork.de<hr><a href="http://socialight.com/note/2007/12/21/Kw1SR_tLSYKYjnmu">http://socialight.com/note/2007/12/21/Kw1SR_tLSYKYjnmu</a> 2007-12-21T11:55:25Z 2007-12-21T11:55:25Z 13.324788 52.505624 305.8880792294568 46.72425699662645 49.06133439171233 1

kantstr. 149, charlottenburg, berlin

1 relativeToGround 13.324788,52.505624 This blank white space gets transformed by cutting-edge street art and photography from Gomma records, Marok, Peter Sutherland, and fashion designers Kaviar Gauche. www.circleculture.com<hr><a href="http://socialight.com/note/2007/12/21/POxeA_gC3GyvQ6I2">http://socialight.com/note/2007/12/21/POxeA_gC3GyvQ6I2</a> 2007-12-21T11:53:46Z 2007-12-21T11:53:46Z 13.401313 52.526733 305.8880792294568 46.72425699662645 49.06133439171233 1

Gipsstr. 11, Mitte, Berlin

1 relativeToGround 13.401313,52.526733 This walter Gropius-designed museum houses the largest Bauhaus collection in the world. www.bauhaus.de<hr><a href="http://socialight.com/note/2007/12/21/uDbY8_epTrwBOlen">http://socialight.com/note/2007/12/21/uDbY8_epTrwBOlen</a> 2007-12-21T11:52:00Z 2007-12-21T11:50:41Z 13.351729 52.507409 305.8880792294568 46.72425699662645 49.06133439171233 1

klingelhöferstr. 13-14, schöneberg, Berlin

1 relativeToGround 13.351729,52.507409 Six floors of exhibitions, from sculpture to installation to painting, this building also contains independent galleries such as Rafael Vostell, which showcases work from Yoko Ono, Francis Bacon, and Nam June Paik. www.art-center-berlin.de, www.vostell.com<hr><a href="http://socialight.com/note/2007/12/21/dm2zI_VPPxsDWZQb">http://socialight.com/note/2007/12/21/dm2zI_VPPxsDWZQb</a> 2007-12-21T11:49:07Z 2007-12-21T11:49:07Z 13.387679 52.52325 305.8880792294568 46.72425699662645 49.06133439171233 1

Friedrichstr. 134, Mitte, Berlin

1 relativeToGround 13.387679,52.52325 A taste of NYC street culture in Berlin, this newish store/gallery has presented shows by graf writers kr and stash and British designer Nick walker. www.95gallery.com<hr><a href="http://socialight.com/note/2007/12/21/dzezv_TeWWrrxUB1">http://socialight.com/note/2007/12/21/dzezv_TeWWrrxUB1</a> 2007-12-21T11:41:56Z 2007-12-21T11:41:56Z 13.407025 52.524837 305.8880792294568 46.72425699662645 49.06133439171233 1

Münzstr. 19, Mitte, Berlin

1 relativeToGround 13.407025,52.524837 europa books The destination for foreign magazines, and a great selection of newspapers, notebooks, etc.<hr><a href="http://socialight.com/note/2007/11/11/6iDKs_europa-books">http://socialight.com/note/2007/11/11/6iDKs_europa-books</a> 2007-11-11T13:50:59Z 2007-11-11T13:50:55Z -119.699838 34.420056 305.8880792294568 46.72425699662645 49.06133439171233 1

832 state street

1 relativeToGround -119.699838,34.420056 Legit Indian/Pakistani food Really tasty food, with loads of cab drivers queuing up. Usual suspects in terms of selection, but all very authentic indeed. A hidden gem!<hr><a href="http://socialight.com/note/2007/6/23/DkkXo_legit-indian">http://socialight.com/note/2007/6/23/DkkXo_legit-indian</a> 2007-06-23T19:48:08Z 2007-06-23T19:35:18Z -73.996222 40.72475 305.8880792294568 46.72425699662645 49.06133439171233 1

132 Crosby street new York new York

1 relativeToGround -73.996222,40.72475 downtown nyc: great soba and udon One of my favorite restaurants in New York, Soba-Ya serves hot and cold noodle dishes, a wide range of sake, and great appetizers. The clientele is largely Japanese, which is always a nice barometer of a place’s authenticity.<hr><a href="http://socialight.com/note/2007/6/19/JFlzj_downtown-nyc-great-soba-and-udon">http://socialight.com/note/2007/6/19/JFlzj_downtown-nyc-great-soba-and-udon</a> 2007-06-19T10:11:34Z 2007-06-19T10:11:33Z -73.988595 40.729763 305.8880792294568 46.72425699662645 49.06133439171233 1

229 E. 9th St., New York, NY 10003

1 relativeToGround -73.988595,40.729763 Downtown cocktails near W. Broadway From <a href="http://nymag.com/listings/bar/pegu-club/">NY Mag</a>: Mixologist Audrey Saunders, who made her chops creating the drink list for Bemelmans Bar, has teamed up with the owners of Flatiron Lounge and Zinc Bar to revive the art of the drink at this upstairs cocktail joint. The name pays tribute to a storied, late-19th century British officers club in Burma, and the out-of-context colonial style has a light, escapist feel—organic with palm plants, low wood tables that are both polished and rough-hewn, and East Asian-style dark wood grilles across the windows. It’s a natural for the silkily dressed dates and groups who make themselves comfortable on the rich brown velvet couches, or fill the bar area to standing room only. The house cocktails, made with all fresh juices and ingredients, reflect a master of the craft at play, beginning with the Gin-Gin Mule, spiced with homemade ginger beer, all the way to The Old Cuban, a champagne mojito. The infused Earl Grey MarTEAni is a clean, Brit take on a Pisco Sour; the Tantris Sidecar has a subtle sweetness, multi-layered with cognac, Calvados and chartreuse; and the minty Whiskey Smash (honoring Saunders’ mentor, Dale DeGroff) tops any Kentucky julep. Smoked trout deviled eggs, coconut shrimp and other plates are on the menu, and cocktail condiments—droppers of lemon, lime, simple syrup and bitters—are set on each table. For something sexy, the Champagne Apricato is topped with a purple orchid. — Karen Hudes<hr><a href="http://socialight.com/note/2007/6/17/TvUch_downtown-cocktails-near-w-broadway">http://socialight.com/note/2007/6/17/TvUch_downtown-cocktails-near-w-broadway</a> 2007-06-18T17:50:00Z 2007-06-17T21:00:22Z -73.999617 40.72679 305.8880792294568 46.72425699662645 49.06133439171233 1

77 W. Houston St, New York, New York

1 relativeToGround -73.999617,40.72679 Great French Bistro in Vegas Just had mindblowing oysters and a lovely glass of Tourmaline Muscadet at Thomas Keller’s Bouchon. Headed back tomorrow for dinner, and will report in with the highlights!<hr><a href="http://socialight.com/note/2007/5/12/tHPhv_great-french-bistro-in-vegas">http://socialight.com/note/2007/5/12/tHPhv_great-french-bistro-in-vegas</a> 2007-05-12T20:34:38Z 2007-05-12T20:34:37Z -115.17044 36.120958 305.8880792294568 46.72425699662645 49.06133439171233 1

3355 Las Vegas Blvd S, Las Vegas, NV 89109

1 relativeToGround -115.17044,36.120958 Eat: Restaurant in the National Art Center From <a href="http://www.monocle.com">Monocle</a>: Japan’s newest and largest exhibition space is the Kisho Kurokawa-designed National Art Center. The Center’s restaurant is perched on the top of a giant concrete column more than three storeys high and when Monocle visited the venue was packed out with gawping diners.<hr><a href="http://socialight.com/note/2007/5/7/hfkzt_eat-restaurant-in-the-national-art-center">http://socialight.com/note/2007/5/7/hfkzt_eat-restaurant-in-the-national-art-center</a> 2007-05-07T12:33:34Z 2007-05-07T12:30:12Z 139.770004 35.669998 305.8880792294568 46.72425699662645 49.06133439171233 1

7-2-22 Roppongi Tokyo

1 relativeToGround 139.770004,35.669998 Shop: Té Casan From <a href="http://www.monocle.com">Monocle</a>: SoHo has a new three-storey shoe shop which sells luxury footwear for women (Té Casan is from the Gaelic, and means “a woman’s path”). The Israeli entrepreneur Yaron Kopel, recruited seven emerging designers from big-name fashion houses including Alexander McQueen, Dries van Noten, Versace and Vivienne Westwood to design Té Casan’s limited-edition shoes.<hr><a href="http://socialight.com/note/2007/5/4/vzxvc_IulZpT6HE7">http://socialight.com/note/2007/5/4/vzxvc_IulZpT6HE7</a> 2007-05-04T13:07:02Z 2007-05-04T08:35:54Z -74.002614 40.723741 305.8880792294568 46.72425699662645 49.06133439171233 1

382 West Broadway, new york new york

1 relativeToGround -74.002614,40.723741 Drink: Holly Bush From <a href="http://www.monocle.com">Monocle</a>: Built in 1643, the Holly Bush is one of London’s best hidden pubs. Hot toddies and mulled wine warm the cockles in winter, while Pimm’s and pints of lager cool brows on Holly Mount in the summer. The interiors remain largely unchanged, and the literary connections still resound in this Hampstead haunt just off Heath Street.<hr><a href="http://socialight.com/note/2007/5/4/s47ES_drink-holly-bush">http://socialight.com/note/2007/5/4/s47ES_drink-holly-bush</a> 2007-05-04T13:03:22Z 2007-05-04T08:55:52Z -0.179181 51.557506 305.8880792294568 46.72425699662645 49.06133439171233 1

22 Holly Mount, London NW3

1 relativeToGround -0.179181,51.557506 Eat: BLT Burger BLT (Bistro Laurent Tourondel) has opened the latest and best of Manhattan’s gourmet- burger restaurants. Lacking the pretension of other ventures, Tourondel serves “100 per cent beef burgers combining sirloin, short rib, chuck and brisket cut”. Only the Japanese Kobe Burger at $62 hints at pretence, but hey, this is New York.<hr><a href="http://socialight.com/note/2007/5/4/JDIMR_blt-burger">http://socialight.com/note/2007/5/4/JDIMR_blt-burger</a> 2007-05-04T13:00:26Z 2007-05-04T08:23:31Z -73.998082 40.735652 305.8880792294568 46.72425699662645 49.06133439171233 1

470 Sixth Avenue

1 relativeToGround -73.998082,40.735652 Shop: Folk From <a href="http://www.monocle.com">Monocle</a>: For a few seasons Cathal McAteer has been quietly crafting some of London’s best men’s and women’s designs, under the clothing label Folk and footwear brand Shöfolk. Now that Tretorn has taken him on as lead clothes designer, you’ll be sure to hear a lot more from this detail obsessive.<hr><a href="http://socialight.com/note/2007/5/4/OHOGS_shop-folk">http://socialight.com/note/2007/5/4/OHOGS_shop-folk</a> 2007-05-04T12:58:37Z 2007-05-04T08:58:37Z -0.118527 51.521855 305.8880792294568 46.72425699662645 49.06133439171233 1

49 Lambs Conduit Street, London

1 relativeToGround -0.118527,51.521855 Stay: Miller's Residence From <a href="http://www.monocle.com">Monocle</a>: You’ll only ever notice this hotel if you look up. Cast your head to the first floor while passing this little-known address, and you’ll spot six rooms and two suites, filled to the rafters with Martin Miller’s (founder of Miller’s Antique Price Guide) massive historic collection. We particularly like the first-floor honesty bar.<hr><a href="http://socialight.com/note/2007/5/4/SPOWc_miller-s-residence">http://socialight.com/note/2007/5/4/SPOWc_miller-s-residence</a> 2007-05-04T12:55:03Z 2007-05-04T08:57:16Z -0.193912 51.515177 305.8880792294568 46.72425699662645 49.06133439171233 1

111a Westbourne Grove, London

1 relativeToGround -0.193912,51.515177 Drink: La Clémence From <a href="http://www.monocle.com">Monocle</a>: An old Geneva institution, this tiny bar-café gets packed in no time, but the bulk of the action happens on the terrace outside. Patrons occupy the entire square of the Bourg-de-Four, the large place in the heart of the old town that resembles Montmartre, especially during the spring.<hr><a href="http://socialight.com/note/2007/5/4/4UXEG_drink-la-clémence">http://socialight.com/note/2007/5/4/4UXEG_drink-la-clémence</a> 2007-05-04T12:52:26Z 2007-05-04T09:08:31Z 6.149171 46.200026 305.8880792294568 46.72425699662645 49.06133439171233 1

20 Place du Bourg-de-Four, Geneva

1 relativeToGround 6.149171,46.200026 Stay: Four Seasons Hotel des Bergues From <a href="http://www.monocle.com">Monocle</a>: Built in 1834, this Geneva institution is a classic grand hotel and is a well-recognised landmark on the Rhône. It is still far and away the best hotel in the city, and no matter how many times we cheat on the des Bergues, we always return for its forgiving old-world charm and crisp Italian bed linen.<hr><a href="http://socialight.com/note/2007/5/4/jJUaR_four-seasons-hotel-des-bergues">http://socialight.com/note/2007/5/4/jJUaR_four-seasons-hotel-des-bergues</a> 2007-05-04T12:50:12Z 2007-05-04T09:09:22Z 6.147122 46.206833 305.8880792294568 46.72425699662645 49.06133439171233 1

33 Quai des Bergues, Geneva

1 relativeToGround 6.147122,46.206833 Eat: Rochelle Canteen at Arnold Circus From <a href="http://www.monocle.com">Monocle</a>: Fergus ‘St John’ Henderson’s wife, Margot, has created the Nose To Tail Eating catering company in London’s East End. She has added a canteen to her impressive foodie portfolio situated in the former schoolhouse in Arnold Circus, where Giles Deacon, Luella Bartley and artist Glenn Brown all have studios. Enjoy dandelion and duck hearts and fish and butterbean cassoulet.<hr><a href="http://socialight.com/note/2007/5/4/AErH3_eat-rochelle-canteen-at-arnold-circus">http://socialight.com/note/2007/5/4/AErH3_eat-rochelle-canteen-at-arnold-circus</a> 2007-05-04T12:48:50Z 2007-05-04T08:50:01Z -0.074925 51.526089 305.8880792294568 46.72425699662645 49.06133439171233 1

Arnold Circus, London e2

1 relativeToGround -0.074925,51.526089 Drink: GalleryBar From <a href="http://www.monocle.com">Monocle</a>: As its name suggests, GalleryBar is a place where art and liquor meet. By day it’s an art gallery, by night it turns into a cocktail and lounge bar. Recently opened on the Lower East Side, it’s already doing a roaring trade in both beverages and artworks, serving a crowd of young and fun downtown types.<hr><a href="http://socialight.com/note/2007/5/4/sGITi_gallerybar">http://socialight.com/note/2007/5/4/sGITi_gallerybar</a> 2007-05-04T12:47:22Z 2007-05-04T08:28:45Z -73.989529 40.719491 305.8880792294568 46.72425699662645 49.06133439171233 1

120 Orchard Street new york new york

1 relativeToGround -73.989529,40.719491 Stay: Library Hotel From <a href="http://www.monocle.com">Monocle</a>: Located in Midtown, the Library Hotel is just steps away from the New York Public Library, and is bookishly themed, with floors dedicated to subjects such as literature, languages, and maths and science. Each of the rooms is furnished with dozens of books and individually selected artworks, while the Poetry Garden and the Writer’s Den offer space for communal relaxation.<hr><a href="http://socialight.com/note/2007/5/4/mPkit_library-hotel">http://socialight.com/note/2007/5/4/mPkit_library-hotel</a> 2007-05-04T12:42:52Z 2007-05-04T08:30:35Z -73.979743 40.752177 305.8880792294568 46.72425699662645 49.06133439171233 1

299 Madison Avenue, New York, New York

1 relativeToGround -73.979743,40.752177 Shop: Brachard & Cie From <a href="http://www.monocle.com">Monocle</a>: We always take a peek through the hooded windows of this old-school papeterie whenever we’re in town. Founded in 1839 by the Brachard family, its shelves offer up fat leather photo albums, personalised agendas and handmade Japanese papers, and it’s one of the few places in the world where we like to buy our Mont Blancs.<hr><a href="http://socialight.com/note/2007/5/4/OT8HK_shop-brachard-cie">http://socialight.com/note/2007/5/4/OT8HK_shop-brachard-cie</a> 2007-05-04T12:35:30Z 2007-05-04T09:12:03Z 6.143133 46.203311 305.8880792294568 46.72425699662645 49.06133439171233 1

10 rue de la Corraterie, Geneva

1 relativeToGround 6.143133,46.203311 Shop: Charivari From <a href="http://www.monocle.com">Monocle</a>: Owned and run by two brothers, one of whom moonlights as shoe buyer for Barney’s in New York, this small shop punches well above its weight in leather. The brothers sell bags by Jamin Puech, shoes by Pierre Hardy and – for the rare occasion you don’t find anything in leather – there’s a wall of Diptyque toiletries and scented products to plunder.<hr><a href="http://socialight.com/note/2007/5/4/3wRwP_shop-charivari">http://socialight.com/note/2007/5/4/3wRwP_shop-charivari</a> 2007-05-04T09:10:51Z 2007-05-04T09:10:51Z 6.15221 46.202338 305.8880792294568 46.72425699662645 49.06133439171233 1

8 rue d’Italie, Geneva

1 relativeToGround 6.15221,46.202338 Eat: Auberge de Presinge From <a href="http://www.monocle.com">Monocle</a>: Just 20 minutes outside Geneva, this is one of the best Italian restaurants outside Italy. Owned by the Rampoldi family, it operates a strict no-mobiles policy, because phones “upset the risotto”. It certainly does the trick – Senor Rampoldi’s risotto al tartufo is a delicious slice of Italy in the Swiss campagne.<hr><a href="http://socialight.com/note/2007/5/4/pSWu4_auberge-de-presinge">http://socialight.com/note/2007/5/4/pSWu4_auberge-de-presinge</a> 2007-05-04T09:07:10Z 2007-05-04T09:06:06Z 6.261984 46.21764 305.8880792294568 46.72425699662645 49.06133439171233 1

7 Route de la Louvière, Presinge

1 relativeToGround 6.261984,46.21764 A lovely, low-key meeting space Love the Gotham Lounge at the Peninsula. Despite the fact that its just off 5th in a posh hotel, the vibe is relaxing and very low-key—a perfect place to meet up for tea and snacks. Also in the summer, don’t miss the Pen-top bar and terrace (pictured here). Some blissed out views of New York. Pricey, but worth it.<hr><a href="http://socialight.com/note/2007/5/1/hMwls_a-lovely-low-key-meeting-space">http://socialight.com/note/2007/5/1/hMwls_a-lovely-low-key-meeting-space</a> 2007-05-01T17:55:38Z 2007-05-01T17:54:50Z -73.97491 40.76167 305.8880792294568 46.72425699662645 49.06133439171233 1

00 Fifth Avenue at 55th Street, New York, NY 10019

1 relativeToGround -73.97491,40.76167 Amazing food cart- Just had a lovely veggie bite from this cart. Most street food looks like Salmonella waiting to happen, but this place has a really unique vibe and great food. Really fresh eggplant with fixings wrapped up in a Tortilla. Also lots of kebab-styled options as well.<hr><a href="http://socialight.com/note/2007/4/21/xOpQW_amazing-food-cart-">http://socialight.com/note/2007/4/21/xOpQW_amazing-food-cart-</a> 2007-04-21T00:25:18Z 2007-04-21T00:25:15Z -73.9898729324341 40.7251122624542 305.8880792294568 46.72425699662645 49.06133439171233 1

2nd Ave & E 2nd St/Lasalle Academy Pl, Manhattan, NY 10003

1 relativeToGround -73.9898729324341,40.7251122624542 Modern Italian cuisine in Scottsdale Just ate lunch at North, and was extremely impressed. It is a nice take on Italian, without the overbearing, heavy creams and such. I highly recommend the Strozzapezzi with Mushrooms, Spinach, Toasted Pine Nuts and a light Parmesan cream. Spinach salad was very well received as was the Tutta La Casa salad.<hr><a href="http://socialight.com/note/2007/4/14/5IEL3_modern-italian-cuisine-in-scottsdale">http://socialight.com/note/2007/4/14/5IEL3_modern-italian-cuisine-in-scottsdale</a> 2007-04-14T18:01:39Z 2007-04-14T18:01:38Z -111.925773 33.623059 305.8880792294568 46.72425699662645 49.06133439171233 1

15024 North Scottsdale Road, Scottsdale, Arizona

1 relativeToGround -111.925773,33.623059 Great straight razor shave You really haven’t lived until you’ve had a straight razor shave. This is one of the best one’s I’ve had. A proper gents barbershop for straightforward cuts and laddish chit chat. Treat yourself to the works, which includes a hot foam, straight razor shave and some skin treatments. You’ll thank me, and fear not for the jugular. These guys know what they’re doing.<hr><a href="http://socialight.com/note/2007/4/14/LFqpD_great-straight-razor-shave">http://socialight.com/note/2007/4/14/LFqpD_great-straight-razor-shave</a> 2007-04-14T17:52:00Z 2007-04-14T17:51:59Z -111.930595 33.622879 305.8880792294568 46.72425699662645 49.06133439171233 1

7012 E. Greenway Parkway, Scottsdale, Arizona

1 relativeToGround -111.930595,33.622879 Good Berlin Cafe A cool little Berlin cafe, co-owned by DJ/producer Luciano. A nice place to sit and work while you’re in town.<hr><a href="http://socialight.com/note/2007/4/11/2jS5N_good-berlin-cafe">http://socialight.com/note/2007/4/11/2jS5N_good-berlin-cafe</a> 2007-04-11T15:22:12Z 2007-04-11T15:22:11Z 13.420194 52.49657 305.8880792294568 46.72425699662645 49.06133439171233 1

Mariannenstr. 26a, 10999 Berlin

1 relativeToGround 13.420194,52.49657