Did you know? This historic structure is the only remaining lighthouse in Manhattan today.
Originally called Jeffrey’s Hook Lighthouse, this landmark earned its nickname in 1942 with the publication of Hildegarde H. Swift’s The Little Red Lighthouse and the Great Gray Bridge. Read more.
Rarely open to the public but worth making sure you visit when it is. Only lighthouse in Manhatten.
Lighthouse is off-limits as of Mar 2013 but the restroom on the right side works. Saved me!
Can't go in the lighthouse.
Access to the lighthouse, exterior only, was closed off due to damage from Sandy but is now open again!
Visit the quaint Little Red Lighthouse underneath the George Washington Bridge. Hildegarde H. Swift wrote a classic kids book based on the historicinspired by the site.Powered by ParentsConnect.com
The map attached to this park on foursquare shows a different park than where the lighthouse is.
Wonderful park, enjoy anything from Walking, Biking and Tennis.
Once on top of the Seaman's Church Institute building, this lighthouse served to remind New Yorkers of the tragic sinking of the Titanic with a green light and a time ball dropping every day at noon.
Easy to miss. Make sure you know what you're looking for.
Делать тут нечего, из всех "экспонатов" одна памятная табличка...
Perfect place to stop for a snack if you're biking up to The Little Red Lighthouse.
Huge and amazing selection of everything! And they have free parking.
Excellent full-service grocery in Harlem.
Very relaxing environment
Mysteriously, two asylum patients are credited with building the Blackwell (now Roosevelt) Island Lighthouse--John McCarthy and Thomas Maxey. It is unclear whether either of them even existed! Read more.
One small island that's always skipped by tourist. For quite relaxation visit Roosevelt Island.
Red Lobster makes it easy to eat light. Use their Smart Meal Calculator or order off their LightHouse Menu to eat great without skimping on your diet -BTW, we love the Grilled Jumbo Shrimp Cocktail!
Class class class. High end restaurant, a locals-only hangout, and a must see in New York.
For you cheap-os complaining about the automatic gratuity and it being so "high". Newsflash. This isn't South Dakota. Cost of living sucks here and tourists tip shit or not at all. 18% is very fair!
Great place to wait for a show and enjoy the view. Expansive bar and lounge area serves nicely prepared cocktails (try the metropolitan!) and snacks.
Great floor to ceiling window view of Times Square.
You want to escape Time Square shenanigans?! Then come up to the 8th floor of the Marriott Marquis and enjoy beautifully crafted libations, a curated cuisine and outdoor terrace overlooking it all!
Great food. $1 oysters at happy hour!
Seafood fresh, sauces is amazing and great service .
$1 oysters and $4 beers for happy hour
Get the Juicy Lucy with Blue Cheese Fries. What a delight. :-)
Get the fried pickles. Then punch the guy next to you in the face. Then order 2 Juicy Lucys - give one to the dude who's face you punched in. It's delicious!
Whitmans has a super legit Juicy Lucy made with a short-rib blend, caramelized onion, spicy pickles, and an ooze-happy stuffing of pimento cheese. Read more.
Love this place! Great extensive list of all sorts of concoctions and beers!! They even have Imperial which made me feel like I was back in Costa Rica:)
This dive bar in the West Village has a young crowd, an amazing jukebox, and great selection of beers and mixed drinks. - Brett Petersel
It may be a little peculiar seeing this kind of dive pub in the West Village amongst all the fratty bars, but it's a diamond in the rough because of the fabulous global beer selection.
Lovingly made in NYC, CHI, SEA & LA