There's a Ten Ren near Jane's house. And its near Queens Center Mall.

You should go to the Museum of Natural History!

It's a bit far away from the 34th and Herald Square. It's like on 9th Ave and 33rd/34th St. Their hours of operation are weird so check their website before you go. It's HUGE. And there are great discounts.

They want to knock down Astroland but keep the Cyclone and Wonder Wheel so they can revamp that area to be more high class. Aka, new malls and new condos and hotels to provide you know, the Brooklynite view for tourists.

Yea, there's a Ten Ren's near the Walgreen's

GET PIZZA

Damn I need to take notes <_<

We are DEFINITELY not driving a car, and yes I have been in rush-hour crowded areas before.

shit. that's when my spring break is!
go to the MAC pro store there. and let me ask my friend about this bar in the village. apparently they don't card and have good drinks.

Rays Pizza, Adrienne's Pizzabar on Pearl Street as well as a few others.


Ok good, as long as you know about rush hour, you are good. Since you can't possibly hit up all of these spots in the days you will be here, I would say as far as Manhattan goes, Union Square, Herald Square, The Village, Soho, and 53rd and 6th are must see spots.


Yes, please let us know of this bar!

well thats vague.
i think there is a broadway in every borough
cept SI of course, because they jus dont fit in.
but im pretty sure you mean broadway. like, broadway broadway.

http://forgotten-ny.com/
i love this site!
go somewhere here!

i think a lot of the bars in the village, esp around st. mark's are cheap with good drinks. i can't specify any 'cause they're all about the same. as restaurant wise goes, i do like kenkas... they serve drinks there, too.

also, if you're up for it, visit the time warner mall at 59th. i like the samsung store ;P

oh, and there are always good recommendations on the ny times website.

I feel like such a noob. I have lived across from the city my whole life, and never knew of a lot of these places. There is always time for catching up though.

There's like ONE MILLION and ONE Ray's Pizza.

I wonder what the real one is...

EDIT:

So after some Googling:

The VERY VERY first Ray's Pizza was run by Ralph Cuomo who got arrested for heroin making: 27 Prince Street.

The Ray's Pizza that people copycat: 6th Avenue and 11th Street.

So if you're gonna go to any Ray's Pizza, it should be those two.

Theres a whole bunch of pizza stores. But I believe the best one if Gino's (sp?) pizza and Famous. (Which is also next to my house )

You should also go to Ray's Pizza because it was in Ted Leo's "Me and Mia" video (I annoyed several people by shouting my recognition on the bus the last time I was in the city).

Singas Famous? omg. best pizza in the world. srsly

Everyone always recommends Ray's, but I've eaten it several times and don't find it to be all that special :\

i had singas yesterday =]
its cheap, too!
havent been to any other one besides the one near the ny supermarket. but there, its 5 something for a pie. i think..

haha, they talk about the many Ray's Pizza in the movie Elf. otherwise, i have never been to a Ray's Pizza

Stay out of Yonkers.

I was in Yonkers the year before for thanksgiving. so boring. and i got really sick.

I really don't like Yonkers. People there, from what I've noticed, have a really brash demeanor.

Queens is just boring as a whole. If it wasn't for Shea Stadium or the US Open I wouldn't go near it. The Ray's on sixth is crazy, and the halal spot i.e. 53RD and 6TH is right down the street from it. Also, if anyone should ever venture into NJ, there is this pizza place called Benny Tudinos in Hoboken.....I can't even describe how good that pizza is!

Q town is NOT boring!
ok..i lie.
but there are soem stuff worth seeing

I mean, it really doesn't have anything to offer like the other places do.

^ Staten Island? comon. what do they offer?

Well aside from them lol.

Brooklyn BITCHES

Oh yeah.

Williamsburg in Brooklyn. There's a place called Beacon's Closet which is a pretty cool thrift shop.