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Start spreading the news, I'm leaving Wednesday. If I want to be a part of it.... ?



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There for a week, been once before a few years ago. Did most of the tourist things already. Looking for some hidden gems.
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Start spreading the news, I'm leaving Wednesday. If I want to be a part of it.... ?



Any ideas?



There for a week, been once before a few years ago. Did most of the tourist things already. Looking for some hidden gems.
JMfromTOAug 4, 2009 @ 01:28
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[quote]Start spreading the news, I'm leaving Wednesday. If I want to be a part of it.... ?



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There for a week, been once before a few years ago. Did most of the tourist things already. Looking for some hidden gems.[/quote]



Havana Central....Restaurant and Club...
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[quote]Start spreading the news, I'm leaving Wednesday. If I want to be a part of it.... ?



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There for a week, been once before a few years ago. Did most of the tourist things already. Looking for some hidden gems.[/quote]



Havana Central....Restaurant and Club...
Susan61, Aug 4, 2009 @ 01:40
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Hasaki for Sushi
Keens for Steaks
Gramercy Tavern for blow out
Pastis or Balthazar for v buzzy brasseries (former with al fresco seating)
LES (lower east side) for night life (Stanton social etc)
or MPD (Meat Packing district)
Bloomingdales for v cheap Cashmere
Bleeker St  and east of Broadway and South of Houston for shopping (Nolita)
B Bar for Al Fresco dining/ brunch
Gansevoort roof top bar for great views (higher and easier to get into than Soho House)
Timeout NY for sample sales listings
The shops I always visit: James Perse, Patagonia, Burton Snowboards, Paragon Sports

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Hasaki for Sushi
Keens for Steaks
Gramercy Tavern for blow out
Pastis or Balthazar for v buzzy brasseries (former with al fresco seating)
LES (lower east side) for night life (Stanton social etc)
or MPD (Meat Packing district)
Bloomingdales for v cheap Cashmere
Bleeker St  and east of Broadway and South of Houston for shopping (Nolita)
B Bar for Al Fresco dining/ brunch
Gansevoort roof top bar for great views (higher and easier to get into than Soho House)
Timeout NY for sample sales listings
The shops I always visit: James Perse, Patagonia, Burton Snowboards, Paragon Sports


Feehary, Aug 11, 2009 @ 09:35
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and if you can, be sure to try new york's favorite drink ( non alcoholic)
the New York Chocolate Egg Cream....
no chocolate, no egg, no cream! but a very refreshing drink.

other tatse treats: hot dog from the sidewalk street stand with mustard, and sourkraut.
                                 De Niro's café in the village....he may be there who knows!
                                 a visit to the Cloisters in fort tryon park ( near 180th st. and broadway)
                                 Yankee stadium for a baseball game
                               
and not to be missed if you can get a seat: the Hayden Planeterium.....it will blow your mind. it's just behind the museum of natural history...also a must see.

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and if you can, be sure to try new york's favorite drink ( non alcoholic)
the New York Chocolate Egg Cream....
no chocolate, no egg, no cream! but a very refreshing drink.

other tatse treats: hot dog from the sidewalk street stand with mustard, and sourkraut.
                                 De Niro's café in the village....he may be there who knows!
                                 a visit to the Cloisters in fort tryon park ( near 180th st. and broadway)
                                 Yankee stadium for a baseball game
                               
and not to be missed if you can get a seat: the Hayden Planeterium.....it will blow your mind. it's just behind the museum of natural history...also a must see.


epicure, Aug 11, 2009 @ 10:36
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