Guidebook for New York
Food Scene
Antika
3924 BroadwayTheir 'Grandma Style' pizza is delicious!
Restaurant owned by Beth Midler in Fort Tryon Park. Built in the 1930s with cobblestone exterior, and granite archways that extend into the dining room, this place has delicious cocktails. Beautiful
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New Leaf Restaurant
1 Margaret Corbin DrRestaurant owned by Beth Midler in Fort Tryon Park. Built in the 1930s with cobblestone exterior, and granite archways that extend into the dining room, this place has delicious cocktails. Beautiful
Eataly NYC Flatiron
200 5th AveDig fancy foods? Come here!
Nestled in Chinatown. If you're craving famous authentic Soup Dumplings, you should definitely check this place out. Their crab meat and pork soup dumplings are incredible.
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Joe's Shanghai
46 BoweryNestled in Chinatown. If you're craving famous authentic Soup Dumplings, you should definitely check this place out. Their crab meat and pork soup dumplings are incredible.
Craving a shrimp, bacon, skirt steak sandwich with Gouda, and all the fixings? Order "The Gunner" sandwich from here! They Deliver!
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Tasty Deli
4020 BroadwayCraving a shrimp, bacon, skirt steak sandwich with Gouda, and all the fixings? Order "The Gunner" sandwich from here! They Deliver!
Delicious Thai food down the block! Their Tung Thong (Fried Shrimp Purses) are mouth watering. They Deliver!
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Tung Thong
561 W 169th StDelicious Thai food down the block! Their Tung Thong (Fried Shrimp Purses) are mouth watering. They Deliver!
Their Big Breakfast, is filling and comes with a bit of everything regarding breakfast food. Great food, and down the block! On sundays $3 mimosas!
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Coogans
4015 BroadwayTheir Big Breakfast, is filling and comes with a bit of everything regarding breakfast food. Great food, and down the block! On sundays $3 mimosas!
Great restaurant with mussels, good happy hour and specialty cocktails.
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Heights Tavern
3910 BroadwayGreat restaurant with mussels, good happy hour and specialty cocktails.
The. Best. Korean. Fried Chicken. Period. They are so popular they are only open a few hours a day. By 7pm they are closed. GO! Try it! Seriously. You will not be disappointed.
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GoGo-Gi
3908 BroadwayThe. Best. Korean. Fried Chicken. Period. They are so popular they are only open a few hours a day. By 7pm they are closed. GO! Try it! Seriously. You will not be disappointed.
Trendy new Mexican restaurant. Delicious food across the street from the historic open campus of City College (one of the oldest in the country)
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Oso
1618 Amsterdam AveTrendy new Mexican restaurant. Delicious food across the street from the historic open campus of City College (one of the oldest in the country)
Sightseeing
A great spot to check out to take in Chelsea, and some beautiful scenes of NY.
Located in Fort Tryon Park. Medieval buildings from five European abbeys were disassembled stone-by-stone and shipped to New York to make this museum that is part of the MET. Breathtaking experience
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The Met Cloisters
99 Margaret Corbin DrLocated in Fort Tryon Park. Medieval buildings from five European abbeys were disassembled stone-by-stone and shipped to New York to make this museum that is part of the MET. Breathtaking experience
Shop at designer stores, catch a movie nearby, or hang out at the park. Columbus circle is quickly accessibly on the subway (15 minutes) and central to Manhattan.
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Columbus Circle
Columbus CircleShop at designer stores, catch a movie nearby, or hang out at the park. Columbus circle is quickly accessibly on the subway (15 minutes) and central to Manhattan.
A personal favorite. Suggested donation means you pay what you would like to, and have access to a sprawling museum complex. Favorite exhibition:The Temple of Dendur. A transported Egyptian temple
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El Museo Metropolitano de Arte
1000 5th AveA personal favorite. Suggested donation means you pay what you would like to, and have access to a sprawling museum complex. Favorite exhibition:The Temple of Dendur. A transported Egyptian temple
The Hayden Planetarium is part of this sprawling natural history museum where you can grab some sites of our planet's oldest specimens.
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Museo Americano de Historia Natural
200 Central Park WestThe Hayden Planetarium is part of this sprawling natural history museum where you can grab some sites of our planet's oldest specimens.
Bryant Park sits near the famous NY Public Library, and is nestled by the skyscrapers of midtown. In the summer, there are movies!
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Bryant Park
Bryant Park sits near the famous NY Public Library, and is nestled by the skyscrapers of midtown. In the summer, there are movies!
The High Line
Situated on a superblock bounded by 21st Street to the North, 20th Street to the South, 9th Avenue to the East and 10th Avenue to the West is the General Theological Seminary. It was established in 1817 as a training ground for future Episcopalian priests, and in 1827 construction began on the Seminary’s Chelsea campus.
This campus was enriched in the 1880s by a series of graceful Neo-Gothic structures designed by Charles Haight, which ring the perimeter of the institution’s serene inner quadrangle. This Oxford-style complex is one of the hidden treasures of the city. But there is more to the General Theological Seminary than that.
The Keller Library, formerly the St. Mark’s Library, has a first edition of the Authorized King James Version Bible and a Coverdale Bible (1535), the first complete Bible printed in English, on display. Not only that but Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas was written onsite at the Seminary.
This landmarked building is one of the oldest campuses in the city and open to the public for viewing during business hours.
General Theological Seminary
440 W 21st StSituated on a superblock bounded by 21st Street to the North, 20th Street to the South, 9th Avenue to the East and 10th Avenue to the West is the General Theological Seminary. It was established in 1817 as a training ground for future Episcopalian priests, and in 1827 construction began on the Seminary’s Chelsea campus.
This campus was enriched in the 1880s by a series of graceful Neo-Gothic structures designed by Charles Haight, which ring the perimeter of the institution’s serene inner quadrangle. This Oxford-style complex is one of the hidden treasures of the city. But there is more to the General Theological Seminary than that.
The Keller Library, formerly the St. Mark’s Library, has a first edition of the Authorized King James Version Bible and a Coverdale Bible (1535), the first complete Bible printed in English, on display. Not only that but Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas was written onsite at the Seminary.
This landmarked building is one of the oldest campuses in the city and open to the public for viewing during business hours.
Acquired by the city in 1907, Chelsea Waterside Park has gone through several transformation to become the park is today. Situated to the north of the Chelsea Piers sports complex, It includes a dog park at the south end, a multi-use recreational field in the northwest corner, a basketball court to the north, and a children’s play area in the northeast quadrant.
The central portion of the park includes a pedestrian walkway flanked by new lawns for some light recreation and includes lush planting beds filled with various flowers and plants.
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Chelsea Waterside Park
557 W 23rd StAcquired by the city in 1907, Chelsea Waterside Park has gone through several transformation to become the park is today. Situated to the north of the Chelsea Piers sports complex, It includes a dog park at the south end, a multi-use recreational field in the northwest corner, a basketball court to the north, and a children’s play area in the northeast quadrant.
The central portion of the park includes a pedestrian walkway flanked by new lawns for some light recreation and includes lush planting beds filled with various flowers and plants.
From paintings and sculptures to ritual objects dating back to the 2nd century, The Rubin Museum is a treasure trove of works that specifically highlight the art of the Himalayas, India and other neighboring places. Its permanent collection alone includes over 3,800 objects of Tibetan art that span across 1,500 years. It now occupies a building that formerly housed fashion department store, Barneys New York — in fact, the museum’s six-story spiral staircase was left intact following the transition, and now serves as a remnant of its past life.
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Museo Rubin de Arte
150 W 17th StFrom paintings and sculptures to ritual objects dating back to the 2nd century, The Rubin Museum is a treasure trove of works that specifically highlight the art of the Himalayas, India and other neighboring places. Its permanent collection alone includes over 3,800 objects of Tibetan art that span across 1,500 years. It now occupies a building that formerly housed fashion department store, Barneys New York — in fact, the museum’s six-story spiral staircase was left intact following the transition, and now serves as a remnant of its past life.
Shopping
Scrumptious gellato, fashionable chic shopping, and near the HighLine park. Check it out.
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Chelsea Market
75 9th AveScrumptious gellato, fashionable chic shopping, and near the HighLine park. Check it out.
Drinks & Nightlife
Want a giant margarita and kick ass ribs? Go here! They also deliver (but honestly, it's a better experience in person, and right down the block!)
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Dallas BBQ
3956 BroadwayWant a giant margarita and kick ass ribs? Go here! They also deliver (but honestly, it's a better experience in person, and right down the block!)
Entertainment & Activities
Amazing food, interesting sites, and unique little cultural experience. Highly recommend.
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Koreatown
Amazing food, interesting sites, and unique little cultural experience. Highly recommend.
Parks & Nature
New York City's oldest standing bridge, in the mid 1800s it used to be an aqueduct, but now it is roomier than the highline and looks south onto New York City.
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Highbridge Park
Amsterdam AvenueNew York City's oldest standing bridge, in the mid 1800s it used to be an aqueduct, but now it is roomier than the highline and looks south onto New York City.
Essentials
This place is a little more expensive, but it's right next to the subway and always well stocked. For cheaper essential go to
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Gristedes Foods
This place is a little more expensive, but it's right next to the subway and always well stocked. For cheaper essential go to
Near the train and all the grocery essentials you'll need!
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Key Food Supermarkets
1769 2nd AveNear the train and all the grocery essentials you'll need!
This is a Drug Store, pharmacy and general store place where you can pick up random things you may need on your trip (makeup, hairspray, or any random assortment of goods you may need on your trip!)
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Rite Aid
35-45 W 125th StThis is a Drug Store, pharmacy and general store place where you can pick up random things you may need on your trip (makeup, hairspray, or any random assortment of goods you may need on your trip!)