More of an FYI - not a movie theatre but a film studio ... And btw shhh the way to get to sesame street is walk down the hall on the third floor ;)
Best men's in NYC, great women's department, and fab accessories! -Patrick McDonald, Launch My Line
Totally agree with Travis. No attitude, friendly bartenders, generous pours. More roomy than most other gay bars in the hood. Each room/floor has a different vibe, lots of nooks.
Standout cocktails include the Mr. Howell ($9), with single-malt scotch, aged rum, lime juice, and maple syrup. Try it with a grilled cheese sandwich, which stacks up with the best in Brooklyn. En savoir plus .
Why we continue paying to much for less service? MTA is slapping our faces with rising the toll and giving us a bad service
Gr8 and cheap place in the heart of Hell Kitchen. Ruby's Blond pitchers at $7 dollars and FREE Hot Dogs!!! You have to check it out! Can't miss it, a BIG PIG is on the door :)
Great free events, lectures, ... Check out the website for deets.
Go ahead and order the quesadilla, you know you want to!!! – Manila Luzon, RuPaul's Drag Race, season 3
After closing in 2008 for a major expansion, the place reopens on Saturday with a mint 250+ seat theater. Day 1 includes an afternoon screening of The Hustler, be sure to check it out. En savoir plus .
“Not the swankiest gym in NYC, but it’s where I get my pump on every day. The mood is very chill so your workout can truly be YOUR time with no distractions.” – Jonathan, Setup Squad
You don't have to be a sports fan to come & enjoy the atmosphere. A wide range of fancy cocktails & a stone fired pizza stand! Come drink, then eat, and drink some more! -Austin, The A-List: New York
Sue Devitt cosmetics, Hunter Boots, Old Hollywood jewelry and Alexander West have all opened shops in the new 6th Avenue market. En savoir plus .
nice lounge. Such a shame one of their bartenders is a total asshole! Don't know his name and don't really care but he's white about 5'7 black spiky hair. Just try to get your drinks from some1 else
This is where you should go for the best music and DJ's in the city. Four levels of madness. - Ronnie, Jersey Shore
Set in the cobblestone courtyard of an erstwhile factory in Queens, this spot holds up to 1,800 guests who come for 20-plus European and American brews on tap, plus hamburgers, sausages, even sushi. En savoir plus .
a 1920s revival complete with Art-Deco decor, nightly live music, a mahogany bar, classic drinks, and a menu that begs you to order nightly specials like chicken cordon bleu. Enjoy. En savoir plus .
