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4 days ago | 
resident.com | Caroline Dalal
There are few places in Manhattan where the past whispers with such cinematic clarity. At the newly restored Waldorf Astoria Residences New York, legacy isn’t just something to admire—it’s something to live in. And for those in search of old Hollywood glamour with 21st-century luxury, Residence #2702 might be the closest thing to stepping into a Marilyn Monroe photograph.
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4 days ago | 
resident.com | Caroline Dalal
Source: Imperial Hotel, KyotoJune 23rd, 2025 – Few hotel openings carry the weight of history quite like the forthcoming Imperial Hotel, Kyoto. Set to welcome guests in Spring 2026, this seven-story, 55-room boutique property is not just a new address in Japan’s hospitality landscape—it’s a careful revival of one of Kyoto’s most treasured cultural landmarks.
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5 days ago | 
resident.com | Caroline Dalal
Maido in Lima Is Named The World’s Best Restaurant at The World’s 50 Best Restaurants Awards 2025, Sponsored by S.Pellegrino & Acqua Panna, Held in Turin, Region of Piedmont, Italy on the 19th JuneOn June 19, during a gala ceremony at Lingotto Fiere in Turin, Italy, Maido was named The World’s Best Restaurant 2025, presented by S.Pellegrino & Acqua Panna.
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1 week ago | 
resident.com | Caroline Dalal
June 20th, 2025 — In the ever-competitive world of Miami dining, Dirty French Steakhouse has never played it safe—and that’s exactly what’s made it a standout since its Brickell debut. Now, Major Food Group’s high-octane, theatrically opulent chophouse is turning up the flavor dial with eight new additions to its already lavish repertoire. The updated menu doesn’t just speak French—it sings it, loud and clear, with a sultry Miami accent.
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1 week ago | 
resident.com | Caroline Dalal
Dining by the water has long been a Miami staple, but arriving on the water—by yacht, speedboat, or tender—offers an entirely different tier of luxury. For those who prefer sea breezes with their spritz and dock lines with their dinner reservations, these dock-and-dine restaurants deliver seamless access from sea to table.
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1 week ago | 
resident.com | Caroline Dalal
On June 17, Brooklyn Peltz Beckham was spotted raising a glass of Jefferson’s Rye with founder Trey Zoeller, marking the debut of their collaborative cocktail, the Brooklyn23. The event, set in one of Dumbo’s tucked-away corners, brought together a tight-knit circle of New York’s food scene insiders—Mark Iacono of Lucali, PJ Monte of Monte’s Sauce, and a curated list of cocktail connoisseurs ready to embrace something unexpected.
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1 week ago | 
resident.com | Caroline Dalal
A Closer Look at the InteriorsRiva Rezidence Ground FloorThe ground floor introduces the aesthetic vision immediately—sleek lines, rich wood finishes, and contemporary silhouettes set the tone. It’s a nod to the deck of a private yacht, thoughtfully reimagined in a residential setting. Riva Rezidence Unit E Primary BedroomDesigned as a sanctuary, the bedroom features wood-paneled walls, plush neutrals, and an expansive balcony that opens to sweeping ocean views.
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1 week ago | 
resident.com | Caroline Dalal
La Terrasse at Nordstrom now stands as a seasonal destination for refined alfresco dining, Hugo Spritzes on rotation, and a little Parisian escapism in the heart of Manhattan. St-Germain's Sip Into Something Fresher Event with Sophie Turner at La Terrasse at Nordstrom | Photo Credit: Craig Barritt for Getty Images
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1 week ago | 
resident.com | Caroline Dalal
Where Luxury and Local Vibes CollideInterContinental Miami PoolsideFor Miami locals seeking a luxe staycation, summer travelers planning their city escape, or cruise passengers awaiting embarkation at the Port of Miami, the InterContinental Miami makes a compelling case to stay put. More than a convention hub, this waterfront property on Biscayne Bay has long been a landmark of luxury—and following a $40 million renovation, it feels more like a destination in itself than ever before.
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1 week ago | 
resident.com | Caroline Dalal
For a city famous for its martinis and 2 AM energy, New York has long lacked a space where refined socializing doesn't revolve around alcohol. That changes with the arrival of The Maze—a 4,600-square-foot, members-only club in Flatiron that’s as much about aesthetic design as it is about mindful connection. It’s not just a bar without booze. It’s an entirely different blueprint for how New Yorkers gather.
