Once dubbed the “Crown Jewel” of the New York City subway station, lucky members of the MTA museum can visit this gilded age decommissioned station filled with stained glass and tiled vaults.
This playground was named to honor EMT Christopher Prescott, who was the 1st NYC EMS worker to die in the line of duty. He was killed by a drunk driver while tending to a patient on June 17, 1994.
The 1873 Italianate structure is the earliest known concrete building in NYC. Once part of a 5-acre factory complex that manufactured the product from which it was made: Beton Coignet.
I'm so glad my friend put me on to this spot, the chicken is soooo good. My new West Indian spot I love it.
Chicken Pad Thai!!! no fake Thai favors here, just the real thing, tough to find around area.
The pulled chicken sandwich, in my opinion, is a perfect sandwich. The beer selection here is always fantastic. Love the atmosphere.
Seriously no matter how stuffed you are, TRY THE STEAMED CUSTARD BUNS for dessert. -knowshersweets
Flat white and they have doughnuts from Dough in Brooklyn. As wolverine would say, nuff said!
Awesome performance space housed in an old warehouse from the 1920s. Event ticket prices are generally less than $20, and the drinks are delicious and cheap-ish.
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Order the herbaceous Broken Mirror Skyscraper. A mix of absinthe, lime & muddled mint—w/ dandelion & burdock bitters—is chilled with slow-melting ice. It’s one of our #100best dishes & drinks of 2011. Read more.
What to look out for: sharable plates (like grilled bread with grated tomato and jamon iberico), steamed manila clams with chorizo, grilled shishito peppers and a grilled prime ribsteak aged 40 days. Read more.
