Zagat Survey today launched its comprehensive 2008 New York City Shopping guide with over 7,500 shoppers weighing in on the hottest spots to shop in all five boroughs. Covering 2,463 of the city’s best stores, including 167 additions, the updated guide proves once again that New York City has anything and everything available to satisfy both local and visiting shoppers.

“Sixty percent of Zagat surveyors report that shopping in the Big Apple is more expensive than last year,” said Tim Zagat, CEO of Zagat Survey.
“However, the strength of the euro is making it seem like ‘Bargain Central’ for visitors.”

With the recent launch of ZAGAT.mobi, for web-enabled cell phones and smartphones including the Apple iPhone, shoppers have more options to find
what they need on the go. ZAGAT.mobi allows anyone access to ratings and reviews, directions, phone numbers, store hours, maps and photos of
shopping, restaurant, hotels and nightlife destinations.

Top Newcomers: From glossy boutiques, where 68% of surveyors say they prefer to shop, to flashy flagships to insider finds and European exports -
this year’s guide offers a wealth of choices certain to satisfy visitors and locals of all budgets and tastes. Uptown, deep-pocketed shoppers are descending on Parisian footwear favorite Roger Vivier, the diamond leviathan Leviev as well as Louis Feraud, the iconic French couturier.

The 2008 New York City Shopping guide ($15.95) was edited by Catherine Bigwood, Randi Gollin and Troy Segal and is available at bookstores, by
calling (888) 371-5440, and online at ZAGAT.com.

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