Fans of The Real Housewives can't get enough of the lifestyle these Housewives have. From the vacations they go on to the homes they own in the Hamptons, the women of The Real Housewives of New York leave viewers eager for more.
For those who want more from RHONY, they can venture to New York City themselves to see some of the iconic places that were shown on the show. The women of New York have had plenty of events, dinner parties, and blowouts around the city that viewers could see for themselves. From sitting at the same dinner table where Dorinda screamed, "Clip, clip, clip!" to crossing paths by Sonja's townhouse, there's a lot to see in the Big Apple.
The Skinnygirl Offices
160 Varick St., New York, New York, 10013
Although Bethenny Frankel is no longer a Housewife, her story as a Housewife is one of the most influential. In season 1, viewers learned that Bethenny was a private chef who was trying to get her business off the ground. She created a brand called Skinnygirl that consisted of low-calorie products. It's now a multi-million dollar brand and has made Bethenny an incredible business person.
Fans of Bethenny can find her office's headquarters in Greenwich Village. Greenwich Village is also a happening neighborhood where former RHONY Housewife Carole Radziwill and Bravo King Andy Cohen live.
Wall Street Bath & Spa
88 Fulton St., New York, New York, 10038.
Leah McSweeney tried to create deeper friendships with the women in season 12. As her first season and one of the youngest Housewives, Leah invited all of the women to one of her favorite, underrated spas. Known as a Russian Bath House, Leah took the women to Wall Street Bath.
The underground bathhouse is near the former World Trade Center and the Brooklyn Bridge. The bathhouse is also a restaurant, which was shown on the show. After a unique pampering session, the women shared handmade appetizers. And now, fans of RHONY (and spas) can do it too.
Brooklyn Bridge
Brooklyn Bridge, New York, New York, 10038
The Brooklyn Bridge has been shown a handful of times on The Real Housewives, but one of the most iconic appearances was in season 3. In the episode 'Ambush,' Bethenny planned on going for a nice walk with Ramona over the Brooklyn Bridge, but that walk quickly turned into an aggressive conversation.
Ramona belittled Bethenny and told her that she assumed Bethenny sold stories to the press. She then told Bethenny that she had no friends and that her then-boyfriend Jason was probably going to leave her just as her exes did. Ramona's words hurt Bethenny deeply and it was one of Bethenny's biggest fights.
The Regency
The Regency, 540 Park Ave., Manhattan, New York, 10065
The Regency is a hotel, bar, and grill in Manhattan. Its name has been dropped countless times over the years since Housewives like Luann, Ramona, and Sonja frequent it for cocktails. However, The Regency was talked about most when Luann was engaged to Tom.
While the Housewives were on vacation, Luann found out that her fiance was kissing other women at their favorite spot, The Regency. Considering how popular the hotel is and how many people they know that go there, Luann was mortified. It was one of Luann's more shocking decisions that she went ahead and married Tom. Fans, however, can still go to The Regency to sleep, eat, and drink.
Sonja's Townhouse
162 East 63rd Street, New York, New York, 10065
Sonja Morgan has been through a lot of personal development over the years. The one thing that she still has from the divorce that lifts her up—yet weighs her down— is her brownstone in Lenox Hill. The five-floor home is gorgeous but, according to Sonja, is "draining" financially.
Fans supported Sonja when she decided to sell her home but a sale never came to fruition. Today, the front of Sonja's home is a major attraction since it's been shown so many times in the series as the property that won't sell.
Zero Otto Nove
15 West 21st St., New York, New York, 10010
In season 9, the women went to the famed Italian restaurant Zero Otto Nove near Madison Square Park for dinner. Dorinda Medley, however, was more interested in the alcohol than the food.
After a conversation about Sonja Morgan's potential business idea, Tipsy Girl, was brought up, Dorinda went in a downward spiral. Dorinda went too far by belittling Tipsy Girl and embarrassed the table with her drunken antics. And as hard as it was to support Dorinda at this moment, one of her most iconic moments happened at Zero Otto Nove: the moment she screamed "Clip, clip, clip!" to quiet Sonja.
Brass Monkey
55 Little W 12th St, New York, New York, 10014
In the second season, Kelly Bensimon and Bethenny butted hands throughout the entire season. It didn't matter where the Housewives were or who they were with, Bethenny and Kelly ended up in multiple arguments. One of the more iconic arguments was at Brass Monkey.
The Meatpacking District pub was the backdrop as Kelly and Bethenny tried to hash out their disagreements. But when Kelly told Bethenny, "We're not the same. This is you, this is me, we don't talk," things changed. Bethenny's shocked response to Kelly made her one of the most relatable Real Housewives characters since she reacted to how most fans did.
Alice's Tea Cup
102 W 73rd. St., New York, New York, 10023
Season 4 wasn't the best season of RHONY but it wasn't the worst either. In the episode 'Travel Reservations,' Luann planned a trip to Morocco with the women but needed to have a sit-down chat with Ramona before jetting off on a days-long vacation.
For Luann, the classiest place to divulge into an argument was Alice's Tea Cup on the Upper West Side. With tea in hand and mini sandwiches floating around, this spot was one of the finer locations for a serious conversation.
Zarin Fabrics
72 Allen St, New York, New York, 10002
Jill Zarin is an original Housewife and a strong former member of the series. With the series going on to season 14, many fans wish that Jill was back on the show's roster.
For those that remember, Jill and her late husband Bobby Zarin ran a fabric business called Zarin Fabrics. Jill still runs the business to this day and fans can visit the storefront themselves. Shoppers can roam for a variety of fabrics, pillows, and get inspired by the decor. Zarin Fabrics also carries a long list of high-quality brands.
Feinstein's/54 Below
254 W. 54th St., Cellar, Manhattan, New York, 10019
Luann has had plenty of dramatic storylines over the years, but one of her more uplifting storylines has been her cabaret career. Luann finally found something she was passionate about, performing.
The supper club is known for its live performances and epic nightlife. The bar and club even had Luann perform her cabaret show there! In the episode 'Dating Wishes and Caviar Dreams,' fans saw Luann and Sonja practice for the big night at Feinstein's/54 Below. And with Luann continuing to do cabaret shows around New York, fans can follow Luann's tour dates to see if she ends up back at Feinstein's/54 Below.