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Bar on A
Ave. A and 11th
What used to seem like it would only be good for cheap drinks and picking up divocees now looks like it could be getting better since they did a renovation that more than doubled their size

Corner Billiards
11th St. between 3rd and 4th Ave
Huge pool hall with bar, pay by the hour, frequent player cards to get a free hour for every 10 played.

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Originally posted by miZ_cEE gyea, that's me, altho you are wrong bout the lickin part nothin like that was goin on

It's a small pic, so it was tough to tell, but it looked like a tongue was sticking out and hands were propping the cleavage up.

Maybe my mind is just in the gutter from sitting at my desk all day.

Dakota - [72nd & Central Park W.] - landmark luxury building. named for its remoteness (in 1884). john lennon was shot in its doorway in 1980.

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Originally posted by miZ_cEE gyea, that's me, altho you are wrong bout the lickin part nothin like that was goin on

i dunno, kinda looks like someone's cupping them.

E

eatery on 53rd and 9th ave. pretty decent place for wkend brunches

Fiamma Osteria
206 Spring St (6th Ave and Sullivan)
Exceptional Italian food/wine. I attended a private dinner held upstairs at this place and everything was top notch. It's another of the B.R. Guest Restaurants (Blue Water Grill, Dos Caminos, etc.)
http://www.brguestinc.com/restauran...w_york/menu.php

so brian, you know youre gonna eventually compile all the businesses posted in this thread right ? so the MOD can sticky it ???

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Originally posted by dj tek so brian, you know youre gonna eventually compile all the businesses posted in this thread right ? so the MOD can sticky it ???

it's already linked in the visitor's guide


besides, me requesting it to be stickied is subjective and according to the boards, what i deem appropriate as a sticky might not go over well with people

Greyhound
PORT AUTHORITY
625 8TH AVE
New York, NY 10018


www.greyhound.com at the lovely Port Authority =)

Heartland Brewery
5 Locations:
Union Square - 16th and Union Square West
Times Square - 43rd between 6th and Broadway
Radio City - 51st and 6th
Empire State - 34th and 5th
South Street Seaport - Fulton St. (east of Water)

Good microbrewed beers, 5 regular microbrews and 3 seasonals, plus full bar and bar food. Great for happy hours and catching up.

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Independent Bookstores. some of the best in the country

Strand [legendary. 12th & brdway; annex @ south street seaport].

Labyrinth Books [112th, off brdway; great university press selection at steep discounts].

Blackout Books [anarchist-focused; inside ABC No Rio, formerly on ave. b]

Revolution Books [socialist-focused; 19th St., between 5th & 6th aves]

Oscar Wilde Books [15 christopher st; closed down, but was the country's first gay bookstore]

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Originally posted by Groundhog Boy It's a small pic, so it was tough to tell, but it looked like a tongue was sticking out and hands were propping the cleavage up. Maybe my mind is just in the gutter from sitting at my desk all day.

J

Jamba Juice
various locations http://www.jambajuice.com
West Coast import, great "healthy" smoothies especially for hot summer days

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Originally posted by barosoap

Sal concurred, so.... back at ya.

Katz's Deli
205 Houston St. (Ludlow)
Historic Jewish deli in LES, great sandwiches. Also the location of Meg Ryan's fake orgasm scene from When Harry Met Sally.

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Libraries. although the nypl system is without peer, standouts include:

42nd St. Library [and 5th]. reading room was renovated in 2000, and the place is a spectacular trove of books, maps, periodicals, and just about everything else.

Schomburg [135th and Lenox Ave. everything you ever wanted to know about african american history, complete with archives of historically black newspapers from around the country]

Municipal Archives [corner of chambers st & 1 Centre St. tons of family and governmental records stored there, housed in a former courthouse]

Jefferson Market Library [6th ave. & 10th St.]

private:

NYU's Tamiment Library [located inside the hideous Bobst library; w. 3rd @ washington sq. south; houses one of the best labor-related archives in the country]

Columbia's Butler Library [116th @ brdway. massive collections.]

NY Historical Society archives [77th St. & Central Park West]

Montrachet
239 W. Broadway (Walker and White)
Amazing French cuisine. Fantastic wine list as well, though many are costly. When we went, there was a $10,000 bottle and the majority were over $100, but they do have a 40 for $40 page in the thick book that is their wine list.

Amazing service and very knowledgeable sommelier. They gave us three free desserts for just barosoap and I, which capped off a great meal. Also part of the Myriad restaurant group that includes Nobu and Tribeca Grill.

Nervous Records

Record Label

363 7th Ave,
New York, NY 10001

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Originally posted by dj tek Nervous Records Record Label 363 7th Ave, New York, NY 10001

my favorite incarnation of the nervous cartoon guy was the rastafied version on early mad lion records

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Old Homestead: [14th St. & 9th Ave] probably my fave steakhouse in the city. my grandfather knew the owners back in the day, when the meatpacking district was actually used for packing meat, and we'd get hooked up. place has been hanging on since the 1880s.

Odeon
145 W. Broadway (Thomas St.)
Former 80s hotspot (gets a mention in Brett Easton Ellis' American Psycho), that continues to serve good food, especially the frites.

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Originally posted by Groundhog Boy Fiamma Osteria 206 Spring St (6th Ave and Sullivan) Exceptional Italian food/wine. I attended a private dinner held upstairs at this place and everything was top notch. It's another of the B.R. Guest Restaurants (Blue Water Grill, Dos Caminos, etc.) http://www.brguestinc.com/restauran...w_york/menu.php

oddly enough, i babysit for the owner's 8 month old (the gizmo baby !)

Pussycat Lounge
96 Greenwich St. (Rector St.)
Financial District topless bar. I think it's the only one down there. Not very impressive. I think they have a buffet for lunch

Q Lounge

220 W 19th St
New York, NY 10011

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Originally posted by Groundhog Boy Pussycat Lounge 96 Greenwich St. (Rector St.) Financial District topless bar. I think it's the only one down there. Not very impressive. I think they have a buffet for lunch

ewwww who would wanna eat food there. lol good thing u know where the topless bars are cuz I sure don't. hah

*P*

POMMES FRITES
123 2nd Ave. New York City, NY 10003 (2nd Ave. between 7 & 8 St.) Tel. 212-674-1234

really yummy with good condiments and various sauces - check it out

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Originally posted by dj tek Q Lounge 220 W 19th St New York, NY 10011

Riverside Drive.

On the far west side of Manhattan. Stretches all the way up and down Manhattan. Riverside drive in the 60's - 110's is really nice. It's all park, trees and such. Quiet, scenic, the natives are chill. Great for bike riding, walking, sail or motor boating, chilling in the sun by the water et cetera.

System Recordings

-Independent Record Label

393 Broadway 3FL
NY, NY 10013

Trinity Church [Rector & Broadway] - built in 1698. columbia university held its first classes in the church's rectory in the 1750's and '60s. tons of famous ny-ers are buried in its cemetery, from alexander hamilton, to albert gallatin, to robert fulton, to francis lewis among many others.

Urban Outfitters
162 2nd Ave, New York, NY

Urban Outfitters
628 Broadway, New York, NY

Urban Outfitters
360 Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY

Urban Outfitters
526 Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY

Urban Outfitters
2081 Broadway, New York, NY

Urban Outfitters
999 3rd Ave, New York, NY

Urban Outfitters
375 W Broadway, New York, NY

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