NYC Tips and Destinations
Food scene
Just a few feet away from your stay is Daily Provisions, a cafe with good breakfast options,, coffee and juice. The spot can get popular in the mornings, you can order ahead via Uber Eats or on their website if you wish to skip the line.
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Daily Provisions
103 E 19th StJust a few feet away from your stay is Daily Provisions, a cafe with good breakfast options,, coffee and juice. The spot can get popular in the mornings, you can order ahead via Uber Eats or on their website if you wish to skip the line.
Enjoy seafood dishes, raw bar, cocktails, and brunch options. They also offer an oyster happy hour most evenings.
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Crave Fishbar
945 2nd AveEnjoy seafood dishes, raw bar, cocktails, and brunch options. They also offer an oyster happy hour most evenings.
Michelin stared Italian restaurant near Columbus Circle, with relatively reasonable pricing. Reservations are fairly easy to get short notice. See their website for pricing, hours and details. It's just a short walk or quick cab ride from our place.
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Marea
240 Central Park SMichelin stared Italian restaurant near Columbus Circle, with relatively reasonable pricing. Reservations are fairly easy to get short notice. See their website for pricing, hours and details. It's just a short walk or quick cab ride from our place.
Old school steakhouse in Midtown south. Cab or subway ride from here. Sit at the bear and enjoy a great steak or their speciality the Mutton. Be careful, the portions are large ask for a Jr size if you aren't super hungry. Reservations may be hard to come by on short notice, but they take walk-ins for the bar with a short wait.
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Keens Steakhouse
72 W 36th StOld school steakhouse in Midtown south. Cab or subway ride from here. Sit at the bear and enjoy a great steak or their speciality the Mutton. Be careful, the portions are large ask for a Jr size if you aren't super hungry. Reservations may be hard to come by on short notice, but they take walk-ins for the bar with a short wait.
Just 6 blocks south of us, this amazing omakase sushi spot offers 2 seatings nightly. The restaurant fits 8 people at a time, so make your reservations in advance. Check their website for pricing.
Sushi Kaito
244 W 72nd StJust 6 blocks south of us, this amazing omakase sushi spot offers 2 seatings nightly. The restaurant fits 8 people at a time, so make your reservations in advance. Check their website for pricing.
A bit of a trek, but this spot in NYC's Bowery is world famous for its pastrami and other deli classics. This is one of the last few old time NYC Deli's, which you have see in “When Harry Met Sally." Portions are huge and tasty. Walk in only, be prepared to wait in line, especially on weekends and evenings.
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Katz Delikatesser
205 E Houston StA bit of a trek, but this spot in NYC's Bowery is world famous for its pastrami and other deli classics. This is one of the last few old time NYC Deli's, which you have see in “When Harry Met Sally." Portions are huge and tasty. Walk in only, be prepared to wait in line, especially on weekends and evenings.
Sightseeing
Obnoxiously touristy, but you should stop by once if you've never been. Neon lights shine 24x7. Take a quick subway ride on the A/C/E or 1/2/3 to 42nd St and wander around.
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Times Square
Obnoxiously touristy, but you should stop by once if you've never been. Neon lights shine 24x7. Take a quick subway ride on the A/C/E or 1/2/3 to 42nd St and wander around.
Tour of Harlem’s Churches (Harlem Gospel Tour).You stop by several churches and listen to gospel music. The tour discusses the origin of the beautiful Harlem architecture, black history in general and black history in Harlem. You also get to have lunch in Harlem and have delicious southern food, make reservations for both the tour and lunch. Check the website for pricing.
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104 Malcolm X BoulevardTour of Harlem’s Churches (Harlem Gospel Tour).You stop by several churches and listen to gospel music. The tour discusses the origin of the beautiful Harlem architecture, black history in general and black history in Harlem. You also get to have lunch in Harlem and have delicious southern food, make reservations for both the tour and lunch. Check the website for pricing.
Bars
Just a few blocks away, The Dead Poet offers creative cocktails named after dead poets, and offers food from a bar menu.
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The Dead Poet
450 Amsterdam AveJust a few blocks away, The Dead Poet offers creative cocktails named after dead poets, and offers food from a bar menu.
This Telsa themed bar is located in the radio wave building. A bit further out, it's about 50 blocks north of us - but offers creative cocktails and a speakeasy vibe.
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Patent Pending
49 W 27th StThis Telsa themed bar is located in the radio wave building. A bit further out, it's about 50 blocks north of us - but offers creative cocktails and a speakeasy vibe.
Fun speakeasy hidden behind a hotdog shop called Crif Dogs. Try to make a reservation or you'll have a hard time getting in. When you call, the machine will say the number has been disconnected. However, it has not. Keep calling until someone picks up the phone. When you arrive pick up the phone in the phone booth and walk through the hidden door.
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Please Don't Tell
113 St Marks PlFun speakeasy hidden behind a hotdog shop called Crif Dogs. Try to make a reservation or you'll have a hard time getting in. When you call, the machine will say the number has been disconnected. However, it has not. Keep calling until someone picks up the phone. When you arrive pick up the phone in the phone booth and walk through the hidden door.
Cocktail lounge in a pre-war cellar serving light fare & creative libations in an intimate space. Reservations require a group of 6 or more, but they do take walkins. Try the cocktail tasting menu.
Thyme Bar
Cocktail lounge in a pre-war cellar serving light fare & creative libations in an intimate space. Reservations require a group of 6 or more, but they do take walkins. Try the cocktail tasting menu.
Oldest bar in NYC. Presidents Lincoln and Roosevelt, as well as Houdini have all had drinks here. They only serve their own ales, you have the option of dark or light. Cash only.
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McSorley's Old Ale House
15 E 7th StOldest bar in NYC. Presidents Lincoln and Roosevelt, as well as Houdini have all had drinks here. They only serve their own ales, you have the option of dark or light. Cash only.
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Getting Around NYC
Just west of us you'll find the 1/2/3 subway lines at 79th and Broadway. Just east next to the Natural History Museum you'll find the C/B running on 81st and Central Park West. These are the cheapest/fastest/easiest ways to get around NYC. You dont need to buy a subway card/ticket. Just tap your credit card or use Apple / Android Pay at the turn style. $2.75 per ride anywhere in NYC.
Uber is available throughout the city and will show up quickly. You may however find it's pricier than hailing a cab on the street during peak hours.
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Getting to us. from the Airport
LGA - While buses are available, the easiest fastest way is going to be a Cab or Uber. Uber will be quicker but pricing can get high. Cabs tend to have long lines but have a flat price that is legally mandated by the city.
JFK - LIRR+Subway will be the fastest and cheapest way. Take the LIRR (about $10) to Penn Station then the C ($2.75) train to 81st st. We're just a few blocks from there. If you have a lot of luggage you'll want to take a cab or Uber. Cabs tend to have long lines but have a flat price that is legally mandated by the city. Uber is more expensive but will be quicker