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A Walk Through Essex Street Market on the Lower East Side

By Michele | March 15, 2018

  Essex Street Market, with its old-school butcher and fishmonger, and towering shelves stocked with items that can fulfill any grocery list, not to mention cafés, bakeries, and food stalls, is the perfect place to spend an afternoon. It’s the kind of place where tourists might come in off the street to take a break […]

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How to Spend a Snow Day in New York City

By Michele | February 27, 2018
Snow in New York

New York is many things—bright, loud, busy. As some visitors have noticed, it may not be the cleanest metropolis America has to offer. But it’s alive and exciting and for all its flaws, the city gives back in so many ways. One of those ways is when the snow starts to fall, dusting the city’s […]

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Ten Places to Take a Break in Chinatown or Big Apple’s Chinatown

By Michele | February 20, 2018

Chinatown in New York is a lively, historic neighborhood packed with restaurants, boba “bubble” tea cafés, souvenir shops and much more. You’ll want to leave plenty of time to explore this culturally fascinating corner of the city, but don’t forget to take a break so you don’t run out of steam. Here are a few […]

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Hidden Gems near Union Square, NYC

By Michele | February 5, 2018
Union Square New York

  Union Square is one of the most perfect, most quintessential people-watching spots in New York City. In one condensed location, you’re likely to see competitive games of chess in action, chanting Hare Krishnas eagerly passing out pamphlets, and the crowded, popular farmer’s market selling goods from Upstate New York farms. Or you might see […]

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Greenwich Village at Night or Midnight Escapades Through The Village

By Michele | January 29, 2018
Traffic and storefronts in Greenwich Village New York

Greenwich Village earned its bohemian reputation early on, and artists and free-spirits of all stripes still flock here today. There’s a nice mix of tourists, locals, and students, and it is home to some of the oldest cafés and restaurants in the city. You could spend an entire day exploring the narrow cobblestone streets and […]

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Where to Get the Best Cup of Coffee in Greenwich Village

By Michele | January 23, 2018
Espresso and machine

  …The Village’s Hot Brews The bohemian reputation of Greenwich Village largely evolved out of the coffeehouse culture of the 1960s. Bob Dylan, newly arrived in town and only 19 years old, sang folk songs at Café Wha?. Jimi Hendrix played here, Lenny Bruce did standup, and Mary Travers, of Peter, Paul and Mary served […]

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The Other Side or Ellis Island’s Hospital

By Michele | January 11, 2018

Abandoned Hospital Tour on Ellis Island If you join us on our Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island tour, you’ll notice a cluster of buildings on the south side of Ellis Island, set apart from the main museum. These buildings make up the island’s hospital complex which until fairly recently, had been abandoned and left […]

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Chic Buildings of the Highline or Architecture New York Style

By Michele | December 18, 2017
IAC Building

Some of New York’s most fashionable buildings are located around the High Line; fitting since Chelsea has become the most desirable neighborhood in the city in the last decade. Some of the newer buildings are products of a luxury condo boom, while others have been around for a bit longer and are enjoying the nouveau […]

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On the 12th day of Christmas… The New York Philharmonic Holiday & New Years Eve Concerts

By Patrick | December 12, 2017
Philharmonic Christmas concert

On Dec. 19th and Dec. 20th the Philharmonic performs “Winter Wonderland,” “O Tannenbaum,” and a medley of Irving Berlin classics like “White Christmas” and “Happy Holiday,” and a carol sing-along that will warm your spirits. Plus: a reading of “The Night Before Christmas” by Whoopi Goldberg on Dec. 19 and Mo Rocca on Dec. 20. […]

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On the 11th day of Christmas… Find a Great Restaurant for an Un-Christmas Dinner

By Patrick | December 11, 2017
Chinese food for Christmas

For years as Christians celebrated at home, Jews needed an option for what to eat on Xmas and Chinese was the answer. This fun tradition has begun to spread outside of the Jewish community and for some families, even the most devout Christmas celebrators, have begun to embarrass festivities.  Chinatowneateries can be pretty busy year […]

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