Getting in.the correct line can be a gamble. Sometimes you get people with over filled carts who end up subtracting their items after everything has been scanned so they can afford it. Annoying.
Bring your footballs, bleachers, and a team for the field. You'll cheer the prices but may get run over by the opposing visitors trying to stock up on garden tools, electronics, clothing and the like.
We LOVE Target. They're a big supporter of NYC Pride and even helped us launch this year's Family Movie Night! A great company with an even greater selection of goods for you and your family.
Pretty much the same thing as Phillippe but not as good for some reason. Pretty small so be sure to make a reservation. Gamblers duck is very good.
Everything...is delicious and fun people watching! Awesome all around!
One of the best restaurant in newyork 😍
Be sure to catch The Riverboat Gamblers on September 2nd!
Tesla boy show tonight!!!!
Established 1920s(?). Antique fixtures(?). Was brothel, speakeasy and gambling parlor across from old police headquarters. The system was so corrupt a tunnel connected the two buildings.
Dustin is the best! He's so nice and charismatic. Loved Bubbles and Berries cocktail, as well as the Quesadillas! The pita and hummus was fine, not the best one but it was good.
This is where they filmed Sex and the city. It called Scout in the show.
Try it. I know, its a gamble but roll the dice. 2 Pepperoni on red.
Delicious pizza! And really good service. $2.75 for plain slice. They often play NY1 in the afternoon.
PHOTO: Down the street at 351 Lenox Ave was the headquarters for an illegal gambling racket! Check out this historic pic from 1938 at the link! Read more.
If it's on film, at some point, it will be shown here. Lots of festivals and talks. Comfy and hip. Nice to mingle without festival 'tude. First Mondays are known for all the above, cheese, and wine.
See a movie here
Federal Hall was originally built as a Customs House. Speculators would gamble on the success of these shipping companies, leading to great wealth or disaster. Find out more at the MoAF at 48 Wall St. Read more.
A great place for cool air and to sit down. Cleanest bathrooms in the area. The historical objects are great too!
This Memorial was built in the 19th century & marks the location of the first capital of the nascent United States where George Washington took his first oath of office.
Truly freshly squeezed OJ! Food is really good. They do a terrific job, and teh vintage record album covers on the menu are a trip!
Recommended: the Smoked Salmon Florentine. Read more.
Great news: Chef Adil just opened a French market, restaurant, bakery & bar - a mini Eataly - but French: Marche du Sud... 1136 First Ave @ e 62nd St. Check it out!
Bartenders are extremely pleasant and lovely! The Whiskey Fix is amazing. But Bartender's Choice is always a fun gamble.
Ask for a traditional whiskey sour. You won't be disappointed. Just be ready for the egg whites.
Overpriced, finding something you like is always a gamble
Sandwiches, buffet, salad bar. There is no need to go anywhere else for lunch.
The only $11/lb. midtown buffet that can rival Dishes.
Frozen banana margarita is super good!!
Owner and bartenders are everything that is RIGHT with neighborhood bars. Engaging, attentive & lighthearted. Great neighborhood spot. Belly up to the bar & have good times.
Try the Riazul Tequila. It's great. Also great food.
The Rat Pack used to gamble in Patsy's backroom until the early hours. Even Ol' Blue Eyes knew where to find the best NY pizza.
Everything is delicious here!! The MOZARELLA sticks, fresh pasta (the fettuccine is to die for) and the tiramisu are some of my favourites. Get spoiled here, like Sinatra did!
Their coal-fired slices are the missing link of pizza. The clear middle ground between the old world Neapolitan pies and the modern New York slice.
Num pang is awesome. I recommend the five spice pork belly and pulled Duroc pork
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