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tags / new york
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gc530 says:
The one thing I would recommend for anyone visiting NYC, spend as little time possible in Times Square. Its just full of other tourists, and is not what I consider, real NYC.
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mainhart says:
This wonderful little restaurant where the East Village meets the West Village is one of my favorite places to eat in Manhattan. It is very friendly and cozy. The food is very nice and not expensive. The staff does not rush you out at all lending it a very European vibe. It's such a nice respite fro…
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Miranda-Maas says:
This is a very nice place to dine. Together with restaurant Maison and some other frech restaurants, the place is a member of the chain Tour de France. On the menu were very nice salads, fish and steaks. The starters and deserts were also delicious. We had dinner in this restaurant twice during our …
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aswold says:
YUMMY...that is the extent of my review. Ok, I'll tell more. The Odean Restaurant is located in Tribeca and it is easily accessible. It's not too far from the Brooklyn Bridge subway stop. The food can be classified as French, Bistro, American. It's a bit pricey but what else would one expect in New …
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pinchora says:
So everytime I go to Brooklyn we have to get San Remo's. This is real Brooklyn Pizza...the big gooey slices that you have to fold in half to get it in your mouth! They use amazing ingredients...the mushrooms taste fresh and the peperoni pizza is covered with peperoni...not just a couple here and t…
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Miranda-Maas says:
When people think about entertainment in New York City, most people think of going to a musical on Broadway. I can imagine why, that's why New York is famous for. But there's another kind of entertainment that is the best in New York: visiting an opera in the Metropolitan Opera (The Met). We visited…
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monicacrown says:
I bought the Luxury shopping card and got it delivered at Waldorf. We went to NY to shop for 3 days. The card was very helpful for getting vip treatment in Hugo boss at Meatpacking, Prada and Versace on Fifth.
I visited Oscar de la Renta store on Madison ave, too! Crazy welcome! 4 girls shopping in…
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maplefanta says:
The quality and flavour of the food were simply great for this Vegetarian only restaurant. Relaxed atmosphere and decent price.
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ellechic says:
Kion is a Peruvian-Japanese dining lounge located in NYC's Alphabet city in the East Village.
A bar with modern Latin/Japanese design welcomes you when you enter. The dining area is spacious, yet intimate, brought on by the LED lighting design incorporated with natural elements, but enhanced with…
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mewzak says:
Jones Beach is a great place to go during the summer. You can spend an entire day at the beach, even if you have a limited budget. There are so many things to do at the beach, there's something for everyone!
For the avid golfer, there is a pitch and putt course on the north side of the inlet, an…
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vila says:
Located in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, this little bar used to be a fire house. A fire truck, as well as other memorabilia, still reminds of it. Otherwise, it's a local bar where mostly cops and firemen gather. There's Karaoke, and good music, and nice people you can easily get into a conversation with. A …
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postaltiburon says:
I chose Embassy Suites because of its proximity to the Meadowlands complex. Little did I realize that the busiest day of the year for the Expo Center next door was also taking place at the same time as our stay in Secaucus. Traffic from the Meadowlands to the hotel was horrendous, but I was told a…
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Transitory says:
About 15 minutes away on the train from Grand Central Station, Long Island City where 5 pointz is located, is easy to reach.
I lived briefly in Sunnyside, the neighborhood bordering LIC, on the 7 train line. As my train emerged out of the tunnel onto elevated train tracks, I would pass a buildin…
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callmechia says:
French bistro-brasserie Les Halles, once a New York landmark, had somewhat fallen out of favor, due in large part to the recent surge in popularity of Italian cuisine. However, probably because of head chef Anthony Bourdain's hit show on the the Travel Channel, the restaurant has enjoyed renewed ren…
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landalf says:
Wonderful convention center.. It could offer more, but I guess they'd charge even more than they charge right now. the hotel is kinda away from the big apple, so it makes it nicer for new yorkean or environs go there, just to escape from traffic and stress.... but for foreigners, just the idea of be…
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jennjeff1 says:
We were able to book our hotel 1 year in advance at the Best Western Seaport Inn on Peck Slip adjacent to the Brooklyn Bridge, which is only a few subway stops from Times Square. Since we are a military family, we staged out of the USO at the NY Bus Station and made our way out into the 43-degree w…
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StarryStarryNight says:
I stayed at the Doubletree Guest Suites in New York City, Times Square several years ago with a bunch of girlfriends, for a long weekend. The hotel is in an excellent location - right in Times Square and I had been able to get a deeply discounted price for 2 adjoining rooms. The rooms were comfort…
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clairerich81 says:
Serendipity is based on 225 East. 60th St, NYC. I think there are 2 more throughout the USA but not sure where. Serendipity is famous for its Frrozen Hot Chocolate (no I haven't inserted an extra 'r' in frozen - that’s how to spell it!!) and most of the desserts. It is also a general store where y…
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dennisvanweeghel says:
The Brooklyn bridge vind je in lower-Manhattan en staat daar al een aardig tijdje. Ik vraag me nog steeds af hoe ze die honderden jaren geleden heb gebouwd zonder een kraan.
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gaolaowai says:
Located right off Times Square in the heart of the theater district, this adorable family-run Japanese restaurant has both delicious food and a cozy, welcoming atmosphere. They have a great sushi chef and a wide selection of fresh fish as well as great appetizers, entrees, noodles and more. I had an…
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mainhart says:
The new High Line Park is one of the most unique urban spaces I've ever experienced. Basically it is a former elevated freight rail viaduct in Manhattan. The line has not been used in many years. In that time wild flora started growing on the tracks. When the time came to tear down the viaduct, many…
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hotspot_23 says:
If you ever thought you could never mistake a giant lump of wax for a person, let alone a very famous person, you have not visited Madame Tussauds wonderous Wax Museum. Born Marie Grosholtz in 1761, two months after her father was killed in the Franco-Prussian war, the young Madame Tussaud learned h…
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callmechia says:
There are so many generic Chinese restaurants in New York, and for the most part they're all the same. Chicken with Black Bean Sauce, Wonton Soup, BBQ Spareribs, Shrimp fried rice; they're all staples at any given "Chinese" restaurant you find. Most of the time, the menu offerings at these places ar…
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patrickst says:
I had a wonderful evening and the food was excellent. The service was very good, but that is not that hard with the amount of waiters they had over there. In dollar's it was expensive but in euro's it was not to bad.
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americanidiot says:
Location: 32 Spring Street NYC (Between Mott & Mulberry)
Coal Oven Pizza...yum. I'm not gonna go on about how NYC is full of different places but I know that if you want the real experience you go to Lombardi's for pizza. It's a family-run restaurant, I believe, established in 1905. I don't know …
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rustman911 says:
My girlfriend and I stayed at The POD Hotel in NYC from 9-25-08 to 9-29-08.
I started planning this trip for us in early 2008. I spent months looking for different hotels. I had a list of about 15 different options and looked up loads of info on each of them. I couldn't find the pricing info o…
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jennjeff1 says:
After you get all dressed up to see a fantastic show on Broadway, what else can you do to top off a totally romantic evening? You take your date to The View, New York City's only revolving restaurant, overlooking Times Square!
Yes, a bit on the pricey side...but it's The View you pay for! An ea…
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mewzak says:
Elisa's Ristorante is a family owned Italian restaurant in North Bellmore, New York. It is located on the south shore of Nassau County, about five minutes from exit 26 off of the Southern State parkway. This jewel is probably best known for its food, but secondly for the warm, friendly, and hospitab…
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mellemel8 says:
This was very convenient to use. we were driving the uhaul truck to VA. just was an easy way to save time, miles, and headache. also we were killing 2 birds with one stone, my bf's bro lives in LI. we were also picking up more furniture and his bro to help us move.
This is a good deal. if you li…
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sterlingp says:
Not only a fan of Gordon Ramsay's TV shows, but his restaurant is amazing as well. Impeccable service in a small, sophisticated dining room. Only about 12 tables. Not pretentious or intimidating for the Two Michelin Star rated restaurant. Only three restaurants in all of NY have a higher rating than…
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Times Square
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