Suggestions for Hurricanes near New York

Javier G. • March 24, 2012El Hurricane es 100% recomendable!

Devon G. • August 19, 2011Fried green tomatoes an grits will make you sing. Hurricanes and mixed drinks are great. Music set the mood.

Engin C. • September 29, 2013Try The Hurricane. It's good :-)

Jason W. • December 27, 2013Discovered this place during hurricane Sandy last year. Open with candlelight and had a live band that week playing an acoustic set that had all the diehards coming in for a beer and a dance

Marisa R. • July 15, 2013I had the Thai-Ginger & Garlic Glazed Salmon with Thai Slaw!

Yeashea B. • March 16, 2011Hurricane Smoothie much more than papaya and strawberry

Byron B. • May 10, 2010Spend the day throwing down crawfish and slinging back hurricanes for the annual Crawfish NY boil.

RRStellar • November 14, 2012The Guacamole is a delight for a group and the chili is very welcoming. I hope the restuarant repairs fast from hurricane Sandy!

Gauge A. • December 28, 2015i regret to say that zippy and zoomy, my own turtles, went missing after hurricane sandy. the pond still looks cool though

Nicole F. • August 25, 2013So happy stores are reopening after hurricane Sandy

Peter F. • December 19, 2012Currently closed because of Hurricane Sandy damage - take the ferry tour - you get close and a lot better view. Try an Italian Sausage on Hero bread at the Battery Park before you set out...

The New York Daily News • December 7, 2010PHOTO: Pedestrians battle fierce winds and rain during Hurricane Gloria in 1985, at the link!

Nicole S. • September 25, 2011Fantastic specialty drinks - some of my favorites have been the "hurricane" rum punch (night before Irene hit NY) and the absinthe shots.

Amber K. • August 29, 2011Be careful. There is still alot of mess from the hurricane littering the path.

Ionita C. • June 17, 2015Hurricane é o melhor drink que já tomei! Peçam! O preço é justo.

Eliza P. • August 24, 2011the shoe section is always the worst, it always looks like a hurricane went through there. the bridal registry floor is nice though...

Stephanie • August 27, 2011They are open for a couple more hours today. Pretty your feet before the hurricane!

Anthony C. • January 8, 2013During Hurricane Sandy, Nuthouse ran multiple generators and stayed open 24/7. The Kips Bay and Murray Hill neighborhoods were lucky to have a reliable source for batteries, flashlights, and more.

Mike Bloomberg • April 9, 2012On 8/26/11, I held a briefing here to update New Yorkers on preparations for Hurricane Irene. Watch: http://bit.ly/qfCuGU

Beau M. • May 21, 2011Cool line for the bathrooms, tool sheds, spend less money on hurricane shutters and more on stalls.

Erica • August 10, 2014This is now the best place to gaze at BK and Queens since the closing of Pier 17 after Hurricane Sandy.

Elle C. • November 2, 2012this place is great. awesome awesome foods. ask for Dave or Kirin. they kept us hot fed and fully charged during the aftermath of hurricane sandy.

David B. • September 12, 2011Ali is always on the phone, but the best sandwiches between 91st and 92nd. Also, it was open during the hurricane.

Nazila M. • November 5, 2012Thanks to hurricane sandy, I stopped by my neighborhood bagel store and loved their bagels! Their coffee is great too :-) my new favorite is everything wheat bagel

Sinem S. • December 2, 2012Lovely place! Warm, friendly, chic, delicious food, and very nice staff. They had to shut down during hurricane Sandy, they deserve the business, i just went and ate there to support, do the same! :)

Miranda P. • August 27, 2011Very nice hotel. Great location in the heart of downtown. Staff was incredible! They handled the Irene hurricane evacuation with ease, understanding, and kindness. Very impressed with marriott!!

Craig P. • October 17, 2010Watermelon Hurricanes

Craig T. • October 30, 2012Try the Chucken Malai Frankie - Awesome! Roti roll stuffed with chicken marinated in cream and spices. Good post hurricane food! Plus not much open anyway.

Courtney T. • November 10, 2012While ConEd use Union Square for Hurricane Sandy relief, the Greenmarket has been relocated temporarily to Madison Sq Park (near Flatiron)

Lisa S. • September 9, 20119/9/11. If you've been wondering why the Hudson River is so brown, that's soul from the Catskills after the floods from Hurricane Irene.