everysingletime
formerly amel223
- Apr 4, 2006
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LGA is closer to Queens if that matters
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Thanks. What about night life? When I was there I went out in LES (specifically Pianos, Beauty at Essex)If it were me, I'd stay at a hotel in midtown Manhattan. Just to be in the middle of the city and make it easier for me to go uptown, downtown, west or east. No idea about pricing though.
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No that's a lie. If it was me, I wouldn't do that. That's what I'd rather recommend for someone who would want to explore all areas of NYC.
For me I'm always downtown or near downtown. I'm never really midtown, uptown or west side. If I were to stay anywhere it'd be at a hotel by Washington Square Park but that's just me. That's just the area I'm usually at whenever I happy to go to Manhattan (Washington Square Park and lower) lol
If you want some recommendations :
For burgers, I'd recommend the steakhouse burger at the Brindle Room, and if you've never had, the shake Shack burger. Shake Shack is the more popular burger spot by far, but my favorite burger so far is the Steakhouse burger in the Brindle Room.
If you like pizza, I'd recommend the spinach artichoke pizza at Artichoke Basile's
For hot dogs, I'd recommend crif dogs. Don't think you can go wrong with anything there.
For baked goods, Dominique Ansel Bakery - pretty much anything there. My favorite thing there is definitely the cronut, but man if you don't like to get up early, you ain't ever getting it.
For steaks, the best steak I've ever had was probably at Minetta Tavern. I had the dry aged cote de boeuf. There are more popular steakhouses like Peter Lugers for example but I hated the service there. Waiters snobby as hell, but their steaks are pretty good.
That's pretty much it. I'm a man of very few interests.
Will do
Vernazza.
The plan is fly into Rome, then hop right on a train to Vernazza (its either direct or transfer at Pisa). 3 nights in Vernazza (hike or train to the other villages) then train it to Florence. Since I'm there 4 nights, it'll be a home base to take day trips to other spots via train (like Sienna).
Also while in Rome, thinking about hitting up Ostia (beach day) or Capri, depending on weather.
Nashville in about a month for 4 days, what to do? Preferably no Hill Billy Trump estabishments
I'm torn between going to London to visit family for 2 weeks
or
just going to Cali by myself for a week or two. If I visit Cali. I'm leaning towards SF.
I'm not really interested in London as a city. But I love my family. Cali, I've been. But my time there was really fleeting. I basically flew to Cali just to dirve to Nevada or Arizona lol. I've never explored Cali in depth.
I live on the east coast.
Has anyone been to Turks and Caicos or st lucia?
we are trying to choose a vacation spot. Im leaning towards st lucia.
Anxious af
First day back from Cancun... All I will say is WOW. Enjoyed every single second I was there. Just wow.
Also had a 6 hours layover in Chicago and we decided to explore the city a bit. Much respect to that city good vibes very different from NYC.
Going to Brussels, Antwerp and Waterloo in a month. 7 days in Belgium.
Going to Brussels, Antwerp and Waterloo in a month. 7 days in Belgium.
Nice.
Ironically, I'm backpacking through France, Belgium and Amsterdam and possibly Germany.
Next month. Can't wait.
Make sure to get some solid shoes. I actually think Boost shoes would be good for walking. Europe just doesn't have the same paved roads as the US. I had Vans and it killed me at times with the cobblestone.
is it lame to go on vacation by yourself? i never have done it but i think about it all the time... like should i do it