What if we topped off the evening at Raines Law Room and imbibed in dark Caribbean rum? The rum’s honey-tone reminds you of my glowing brown skin. The ice slowly melting in the glass conjures up visions of it melting and dripping all over my warm body. The more we talk, the more our affinity grows. Seemingly small intimacies set the stage for us to deeply delve into our underlying desires.
Kinky GFE & New York City Dinner Date Lena Duvall
Reveling in enriching, fully embodied experiences is something we share in common. From gallery hopping in Chelsea to strolling along the High Line to take in the spectacular sunset, you know how to enjoy life’s pleasures.
Below is my NYC restaurant wish list. This non-exhaustive list is meant to spark your imagination and guide our search. Please share any preferences you have for a particular type of cuisine or ambiance as well as any dietary restrictions you may have so I can further refine my recommendations.
Manhattan
Tatiana by Kwame Onwuachi
Star chef Onwuachi’s homage to his sister and his Bronx upbringing. Tatiana is highly sought after for Afro-Caribbean dishes.
Hawksmoor NYC
All-natural beef from local family-run farms, East Coast seafood, and fresh small farm produce are staples at this British steakhouse.
Semma
This history-making, Michelin-starred Greenwich Village restaurant specializes in authentic Southern Indian cuisine.
Don Angie
Michelin-starred West Village restaurant serving Italian-American comfort food.
Soothr
Started by three friends who grew up in different regions of Thailand, Soothr is revered for its family meal style dishes.
Cote
Korean Steakhouse with a Michelin star. An array of meats are presented raw then expertly grilled at the table.
Brooklyn
Oxomoco
Serving premium mezcal and tequila as well as wood-fired dishes (like lamb barbacoa tacos!) from various regions in Mexico, Oxomoco is a Michelin-starred restaurant in Greenpoint.
Gage & Tollner
This Brooklyn steakhouse is the oldest landmark restaurant in New York City. Gage & Tollner is stewarded by longtime friends who tap into its extensive archive and reimagine classic dishes.
Clover Hill
Helmed by Charlie Mitchell, New York City's first and only Black Michelin-starred chef, Clover Hill in Brooklyn Heights is cherished for elevated and contemporary American fare.
Olmsted
Exceedingly fresh herbs and vegetables picked right from their backyard garden are centerpieces at this Prospect Heights restaurant.
Aldama
Started by three friends who grew up in different regions of Thailand, Soothr is revered for its family meal style dishes. Temporarily typing some filler to make this even.
Nura
This lively and lushly decorated Greenpoint restaurant is known for bold and inventive Indian, Mediterranean, and Mexican fusion cuisine.
New York City is bustling with an abundance of art, tech, and science oriented experiences. I'm well acclimated to the city's vibrant and varied scenes and subcultures. We can go to a museum or to see a film or performance. Or we can nerd out at a board game cafe or a live coding event.
Out on the Town
Museums
Museum of Sex
Whitney Museum
Brooklyn Museum
El Museo del Barrio
Guggenheim Museum
Asia Society and Museum
The Museum of Modern Art
Museum of the Moving Image
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Film
Film Forum
Roxy Cinema
The IFC Center
Nitehawk Cinema
Angelika Film Center
Film at Lincoln Center
Maysles Documentary Center
Performance
Joe's Pub
House of Yes
The Bell House
The Greene Space
Rockwood Music Hall