Cities · eight registers
Places, kept
as registers.
New York, Los Angeles, Miami and Milwaukee, each written as a book rather than a brochure: 464 places across the four, every record carrying its own notes and every picture framed and credited. No affiliate links, no sponsored rooms, and nothing on any of these pages was placed by somebody who paid to be there.
Pick a door
Commercial Property
43,177 New York commercial lots, live from the city’s files
Office, store, hotel, warehouse and commercial condo in the five boroughs — assessed value, zoning, and the grantor and grantee on the last deed.
New York City
146 places, and 1,748 restaurants on THE TABLE
Eight sections across the five boroughs, plus THE TABLE — 1,748 restaurants, 1,512 of them carrying a permit number from the city’s own inspection register.
Los Angeles
132 places across ten sections
Attractions, only-in-LA legends, hotels, restaurants, bars, cafés, sport, neighbourhoods, the economy, the schools — 85 pictures and a live wire.
Miami
103 places across eight sections
The Magic City by section rather than by ranking: what to see, where to stay, where to eat and drink, and the sport, industry and universities.
Milwaukee
83 places across eight sections
The Brew City, written the same way as the other three — the lakefront, the Third Ward, the breweries and custard stands, and 65 framed pictures.
Yum
Restaurants, everywhere else
The worldwide register: 1,085 rooms audited one at a time, with a separate kosher collection of 518 beside it so the guide’s counts stay true.
Padel
8,486 facilities, mapped
Every padel facility in OpenStreetMap, clustered out of 17,309 raw objects into the places you can actually turn up and play.
47th Street
The diamond district, dealer by dealer
New York’s jewellery block as a directory rather than a map pin — who is in which building, and what they actually deal in.