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try the reuben at the ever-famous "katz deli"
are u single? or traveling with wife/kids?
What are some Places to eat.
Things you can't miss. Etc.
try the reuben at the ever-famous "katz deli"
are u single? or traveling with wife/kids?
I'd ask Technique after he's done buttering up his legs to get into those skin tight white pants.
Junior's Cheesecakes in Brooklyn. Heard some good things about them.
don't bother...he's white and thus has a small ...wait for me when I come next year...don't worry I got you
You'll kick yourself on your way home if you don't visit Greenwich town in NY, that's the neighborhood where my goddess spent most of her childhood, imho.
I would say go to my old stompin' grounds in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, but the hipsters and blipsters now represent 100% of the population
to be fair, it was still in the 80% range when I lived there in 2000-2001...they just didn't have a name for the disease then
Patsy's Pizza
Very expensive
but good
To answer your question, Margherita Pizza in Jamaica. Every thing in Jamaica, Queens is a must see tbh.
Don't spend more than 15 minutes at times sq. eat street meat on the corners or papaya dogs to save money, buy an all day subway pass, people are friendly and willing to help if you get confused, stay in the lower east side or east village for live music, visit Brooklyn, read the paper subways schedules for temporary closures or reroutes at night/weekend, it's been cold the last few days so bring a coat
Go to Ground Zero and try to figure out why it was an inside job.
If you don't have the time to make a full Ellis island/Statue of Liberty trip, the absolute best views of it and the Manhattan skyline are from the free Staten Island ferry. The New York City Fire Museum is not huge, so it's easy to get through and has an amazing 9/11 exhibit. If you like to pick up all those little souvenir knick knacks (I LOVE that stuff
Co worker travels to NYC every other month where he grew up & he is enamored with Mario Batali’s Eataly…NYC is like Chicago, it is nearly impossible to find a bad pizza or Italian meal…But NYC also has the best Jewish Deli’s in the U.S.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/0...20.html#132041
Just came back from there this past Monday. Ate at an Italian place called Pepolino in the Tribeca area. I was looking for a typical NY neighborhood place and went here by total chance. I wasn't disappointed at all and it turns out this place has a good Zagat rating. There's an Italian deli called DiPalo's in the Little Italy/Chinatown area. I recommend both. Bought some pomodoro sauce, pecorino cheese and a jar of grilled olives at the deli.
Visited the 911 Memorial and The High Line (park). Plenty of women taking pictures holding the Wall Street bull statue's nut sack.
Umberto's Clam House in Little Italy. Great grub...go there before Chinatown swallows up the rest of LI
don't bother...he's white and thus has a small ...wait for me when I come next year...don't worry I got you
kk! when u come please forgo the travel-sized baby oil bottle...
we'll run thru it....far too fast...
lol
I don't think that came out the way you wanted it to
Bagels.are great over there.
Shake.shack is.good but I still prefer in n out
I bet Crown Heights has some good bagels
Ellis Island museum, I think it's fixed up after Sandy.
NY public library.
Governor's island
long shore walk from the south Manhattan ferry terminal through Battery Park up the lower west side.
grab some take out at Whole Foods Columbus circle then Picnic in The Park, and walk all the park.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Paul's_Chapel amazing souvenirs from around the world in sympathy after the WTC attack
walk this http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_Line_(New_York_City)
walk over the Brooklyn bridge, have a meal in dumbo neighborhood, walk the shoreline, then back over the bridge.
yelp app on your smartphone is as good as any for restaurant ideas.
Penelope for brunch tbh
Taxis are crazy there. Wow
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