The guy who knows.
The restaurants, bars, and hidden spots that the right people know about — delivered by text, from someone who's actually been.
The idea
Jimmie is the concierge at the best hotel you've ever stayed at — except you don't need a room. Just his number.
Text him where you are and what you're in the mood for. He'll tell you exactly where to go, what to order, and where to sit. No lists, no reviews, no "top 10" nonsense. Just the move.
Every recommendation comes from real people with exceptional taste — not algorithms, not sponsored content, not scraped reviews. Places they've been to, dishes they've ordered, seats they've sat in.
How it works
Text Jimmie like you'd text a friend. "Where should I eat tonight in Soho?"
He texts you back with a confident, specific recommendation — what to order, where to sit, the whole thing.
If he nails it, you tip him. Just like a real concierge.
A taste
Taking some clients out for a business dinner in Midtown. Needs to impress but I don't want one of those silent temples where nobody talks.
Le Pavillon. Beautiful room right in 1 Vanderbilt, top-tier food, but you can actually hold a conversation without whispering. Start with the oysters Vanderbilt — they're a next-level take on oysters Rockefeller that your clients will be talking about the next morning. You'll need a res for dinner, but it's worth locking in.
Love that. Anywhere we can grab drinks after that has a great view?
Overstory in the Financial District. You're 64 floors up with floor-to-ceiling views of the skyline and the Statue of Liberty. Cocktails are strong and the space is stunning without being pretentious. It's a bit of a move from Midtown but trust me — the cab ride is worth it. Your clients will think you run this city.
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