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AndrewT
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Cos I'm in New York and looking for things to do.
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There is a restaurant (informal) on the lake in Central park (called something like "restaurant on the lake"), lovely for a lunch time relax - try to get a table overlooking the lake
Walk through central park and take your time - amazing
I enjoyed the Empire state - but go very very early to avoid silly queues
Eating breakfast at Pershing Square (near grand central station - you have to book - lots of business breakfasts going on - great people watching affair and good food
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Top of the Rockafella is, imo, better than the Empire, because you get a bitchin view of the Empire also. They also have the NBC studio tour (which is only ok, but they have a good gift shop).
When we went, we essentially just wanted to replicate scenes from classic NYC TV and Movies. So the Piano from Big is at FAO Schwartz near Central Park. Oh and the Seinfeld Cafe is at 112th street
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tom%27s_Restaurant
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Central Park is great, not sure what its like in winter though
If you want a good view of the Statue of Liberty, I recommend a cruise instead of going there. Again, its probably fookin freezing there right now so maybe not.
Your a big stand-up fan right? You should go to the Comedy Cellar in Greenwich Village, its a real dive but its the comedy club in NYC and most weeks a big name pops in for a surprise spot.
http://www.comedycellar.com/
If you do go there, there was a really good pan-Japanese/Brazillian restaurant nearby called Sushi Samba
Baseball sucks, I presume its off season now anyway, but only go there if you wanna see the stadium etc.
The Natural History Museum is great but be warned, they say it takes two days to walk round the thing, so dont turn up when you have an hour to kill like we did.
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December 12, 2012, 09:30:47 AM »
The immigration museum on Ellis Island is good, ferry across to the statue of liberty...
Ground Zero
Natural History Museum
Museum of Modern Art
Try and eat dinner in Tao, good for people watching
Going up into Harlem on a tour is fun
Tour of the Fed reserve, they take you six floors under and round the Gold vaults
Grand Central station is a must visit for an hour or so
Empire State,obv
try and do things first thing, then be off the beaten path/eating/relaxing middle of days when they queues are at their height
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go and have a burger at Le Parker Meridien hotel
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Quote from: TightEnd on December 12, 2012, 09:30:47 AM
The immigration museum on Ellis Island is good, ferry across to the statue of liberty...
Grand Central station is a must visit for an hour or so
This. Sit down have a coffee and watch the world rush by. Loved it.
FAO Schwarz see the piano from big
Plaza hotel from home alone
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Really enjoyed the Natural History Museum there, the roof cinema was amazing.
A doddle on the undergound too.
really wished would have seen some sport somehere though and got out of Manhatton for a day.
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What's on at the Garden? Basketball would be immense.
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Knicks vs Lakers tomorrow. Killers on the 14th.
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Quote from: Silo Graham on December 12, 2012, 11:46:11 AM
Knicks vs Lakers tomorrow.
get there
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The guggenheim a must
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I'm planning a trip to Manhattan, I'd think
Upper: Guggenheim Museum, Natural History Museum, The Met, Central Park + Barneys and Bloomingdales
Mid: Top of the Rockefeller Center (a very strong consensus that this is better than the Empire), Grand Central Station, UN Building tour, Macy's and the big post office by Penn Station (that probably has a proper name somewhere)
Lower: Brooklyn Bridge leading to the Tweed Courthouse and City Hall + South Street Seaport Museum, and the other things around Wall St, Battery Park etc.
would be a vague summary of points I'm planning on passing by at the moment.
To be fair - Things to do in New York is a pretty broad subject
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Quote from: TL900 on December 12, 2012, 11:50:59 AM
Quote from: Silo Graham on December 12, 2012, 11:46:11 AM
Knicks vs Lakers tomorrow.
get there
If you can get tickets for that, get tickets for that.
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December 12, 2012, 02:21:21 PM »
There's this place-
http://tomsrestaurant.net/
It's the diner in the song by Suzanne Vega. Just summat different to the normal tourist stuff,maybe???
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December 12, 2012, 02:22:33 PM »
Quote from: Mohican on December 12, 2012, 02:21:21 PM
There's this place-
http://tomsrestaurant.net/
It's the diner in the song by Suzanne Vega. Just summat different to the normal tourist stuff,maybe???
More importantly, its the Seinfeld cafe
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