If any one in the nyc area hasn’t seen Hamilton yet, I just put four tickets up for next friday (11/30) at face value. They’re currently $200 cheaper than the next cheapest tickets on the same night. We may be able to figure out a way to sell them outside of one or the sites and avoid fees too.
Jungsik was incredible. Quite expensive but I thought the food was as good or better than any tasting menu I've had. They do this thinly sliced ribeye over dumplings and pour a 2-day cooked broth over it. Unreal.
will be in town next week time to figure out how to ride the subway again after not having visited for over a decade
Cuomo cancelling the L train shutdown 3 months before its scheduled to start is the most Cuomo thing ever Very skeptical of it
Not going to lie, our potential relocation from Crown Heights to Stuy town appreciates his asshattery at least this once.
The M.C. Escher exhibit in Industry City is excellent. Industry City is worth walking around while you are out there as well.
OK boys. Going to be in town Friday night March 8 through Monday afternoon on the 11th. I have Cote for Saturday night locked up. Friday night we get in around 830. What are my chances of walking in at Gramercy Tavern (bar) Sugarfish or Momofuku noodle at 930 or 10 on a Friday night? The bars I want to hit are all in that area and none take reservations. Also I would love a badass chinese/dumpling place to hit for lunch. Staying in Koreatown. Thanks for the help
Best neighborhoods to live in Brooklyn for easy transit into Manhattan? Preferably by the NQR, 4/5 or 2/3 I'm slightly priced out of what I'm looking to rent in Manhattan
Thanks bros I found a place in north Park Slope on Flatbush and 6th Ave. Really close to the transit I need.
$3,800 mainly because of the private backyard. I just had a disaster of a year living on the corner of CPS and Columbus Circle and I can’t wait to get the fuck out of here.
I'm in town alone for work and staying near our office in Times Square. Anywhere decent in Hell's Kitchen to eat at the bar?
Hello I live in Los Angeles and will be coming to NYC for the first time Sunday. Will be working in the city at least a month, my provided housing however is in edgewater NJ. Tell me why I will like NYC more than LA. What should I do outside of a visit to Times Square and Sbarro for authentic New York pizza? Tia
Because a lot of locals will not be here. Because it is a long holiday weekend Best time to visit honestly
Any cool historical bars to go to? I’m a sucker for historical bars, really old bars, or bars that were in movies/tv shows I might try to go to toms diner