Whitney McNamara

Whitney McNamara

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1 places updated August 19, 2017
1 place including Anderson's Farm Stand
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5 places updated November 13, 2015
5 places including Trini Gul, A & A Bake & Doubles, Gloria's Caribbean Cuisine, Ali's T & T Roti
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Whitney McNamara
8 places updated January 29, 2016
8 places including Best Pizza, The Meatball Shop, The Joint, The Meatball Shop
Whitney McNamara
6 places updated November 12, 2013
Places recommended to me for a taco-focused stroll through Sunset Park.
Whitney McNamara
7 places updated December 16, 2013
7 places including SingleCut Beersmiths, Chatham Brewing, Sixpoint Craft Ale, Bierkraft
Whitney McNamara
136 places updated October 14, 2017
Good things in Bed-Stuy and vicinity.
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    "This place is incredible, and David is a sweet guy."
    Whitney McNamaraWhitney McNamara · August 30, 2012
    Sporting Goods Retail
    · Oakville, United States
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    "The last known opium den in New York City -- which was raided and shut down on June 28 1957 -- was a second-floor tenement apartment at 295 Broome Street."
    Whitney McNamaraWhitney McNamara · September 8, 2011
    Bar
    · New York, United States
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    "A hub for the Beat Generation in the early '60s. The Fugs first performances were here, and patrons included Ginsberg, Ed Sanders, Tuli Kupferberg, and Odetta."
    Whitney McNamaraWhitney McNamara · August 30, 2011
    Bar
    · New York, United States
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    "The Digger Free Store operated in 1967-68. As the name suggests, everything in the store was free. Asked why they were doing this, the founders replied with the enigmatic Digger motto: "Diggers do.""
    Whitney McNamaraWhitney McNamara · August 17, 2011
    Store
    · New York, United States
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    "Bandit's Roost was the designation for an alley at 59 1/2 Mulberry Street, notorious in the late 19th century as the center of an area indisputably controlled by criminal gangs."
    Whitney McNamaraWhitney McNamara · August 17, 2011
    Rest Areas
    · New York, United States
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    "In the late 1880s, the Black & Tan was one of the first saloons to cater to New Yorkers of all races. The establishment was violent enough that bartenders were armed with long dirks and bludgeons."
    Whitney McNamaraWhitney McNamara · August 17, 2011
    Dive Bar
    · New York, United States