If you’re searching for the ultimate cocktail to cap off a week of summery runway shows, look no further than Santina, perched a stone’s throw away from the site of Tory’s upcoming Spring/Summer 2017 show, The Whitney Museum, in Manhattan’s Meatpacking District.

Housed in a glass structure designed by starchitect Renzo Piano (a natural extension of his museum design next door) underneath the lush High Line park, a breezy — and slightly boozy — lunch at the restaurant is nothing if not transporting. Peer through a canopy of orange-striped umbrellas to a slew of al fresco tables set with vibrant, hand-painted ceramics imported from coastal Italy and, if you squint your eyes, you could almost be in Positano. For a taste of la bella vita, whip up one of the bar’s signature cocktails, like the Manganelli Punch, served with a flourish in a pineapple-shaped vessel, left, or the equally exotic Salerno Sling.