Guidebook for New York
Drinks & Nightlife
Cool, multi-level venue with a chandelier-lit restaurant & lively rooftop lounge with skyline views.
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The Delancey
168 Delancey St Cool, multi-level venue with a chandelier-lit restaurant & lively rooftop lounge with skyline views.
Great PLACE! REALLY unusual! Unique crowd! Love the music,decor and ambiance!!
Offering cocktails in teacups and beer in paper bags.
Monday nights there are Live jazz band and swing dancers!
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The Back Room
102 Norfolk St Great PLACE! REALLY unusual! Unique crowd! Love the music,decor and ambiance!!
Offering cocktails in teacups and beer in paper bags.
Monday nights there are Live jazz band and swing dancers!
Bar with palm trees, a leopard-print pool table & a small menu of oysters, borscht & dumplings.
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169 Bar
169 E BroadwayBar with palm trees, a leopard-print pool table & a small menu of oysters, borscht & dumplings.
Sightseeing
Nice place to seat on the benches and watch view and people.
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Umgxeki we-Manhattan
Manhattan Bridge Nice place to seat on the benches and watch view and people.
Nice place to walk and hangout with friends and family
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Brooklyn Bridge
Brooklyn Bridge PromenadeNice place to walk and hangout with friends and family
Chinatown NYC is mostly comprised of tenement buildings, some of which are almost 100 years old. The area also features a diverse selection of Chinese restaurants, including ones that serve Shanghais, Taiwanese, Pekingese, Cantonese, and Hongkonger cuisines. With so many great restaurants, it's often difficult to decide where to eat in Chinatown NYC.
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Chinatown
Chinatown NYC is mostly comprised of tenement buildings, some of which are almost 100 years old. The area also features a diverse selection of Chinese restaurants, including ones that serve Shanghais, Taiwanese, Pekingese, Cantonese, and Hongkonger cuisines. With so many great restaurants, it's often difficult to decide where to eat in Chinatown NYC.
I-One World Trade Center
285 Fulton StHistoric park with Ellis Island & Statue of Liberty views & ferry service to both islands.
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Battery Park
Historic park with Ellis Island & Statue of Liberty views & ferry service to both islands.
Parks & Nature
Seward Park
Essex StreetBaseball Fields
Dog-friendly Areas
Handball Courts
Playgrounds
Skate Parks
Spray Showers
Coleman Playground
Monroe StreetBaseball Fields
Dog-friendly Areas
Handball Courts
Playgrounds
Skate Parks
Spray Showers
Food Scene
Contemporary Mexican spot with a colorful, all-vegan menu, plus tequila & mezcal cocktails.
The nachos are amazing and also the chorizo taco.
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Jajaja Plantas Mexicana
162 E BroadwayContemporary Mexican spot with a colorful, all-vegan menu, plus tequila & mezcal cocktails.
The nachos are amazing and also the chorizo taco.
Petite, breakfast-to-dinner cafe with Mediterranean & Middle Eastern fare plus sandwiches & salads.
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Cafe Petisco
189 E BroadwayPetite, breakfast-to-dinner cafe with Mediterranean & Middle Eastern fare plus sandwiches & salads.