Recommendations For Middle of the Night Activities?
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Here's another idea for you which I included in your thread about transportation to LGA. If you like pool, this place is a lot of fun and indeed is open until 4am. http://www.slate-ny.com/
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Absolutely. We don't want you to start another thread "Best E.R. in Manhattan."
I don't know. Both my friend and I think it doesn't have enough pepper. Then again, I was a big fan of the Roumanian Pastrami at the late Bernstein's On Essex Street.
The best cheesecake in New York is at Junior's in Brooklyn. I am not sure, though, how comfortable I am with sending you there late at night.
The best cheesecake in New York is at Junior's in Brooklyn. I am not sure, though, how comfortable I am with sending you there late at night.
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The best cheesecake in New York is at Junior's in Brooklyn.
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Originally Posted by Hoc
Hmm, the one in Times Square is open until midnight on Wednesday. If I get to and finish with Katz's early enough, there might be time to go there before the 11 pm show of Keely Smith at Birdland. Naaw. Not likely to make it, so maybe I'll have to save Junior's for another trip.
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"Fat Cat" !== "Fat Black Pussycat"... they're two different bars. I've been to both, the former is more low-key locals scene, the latter is more "upscale" i.e. expensive, professional players, more tourists...
Katz's... don't know about the "trick", but I always get meat to eat while they slice, and I didn't even know there was a way to order other than by standing in line for a carver. It's all fresh-out-of-the-steamer, there is no pre-sliced meat there.
East Village at night - The furthest I've wandered has been Avenue D (you won't be anywhere near that far), but I've never felt unsafe at any hour anywhere in Manhattan.
Faicco's - Murray's Cheese (next door) also has great sopressata, you might check if their hours are better.
"Fat Cat" !== "Fat Black Pussycat"... they're two different bars. I've been to both, the former is more low-key locals scene, the latter is more "upscale" i.e. expensive, professional players, more tourists...
Katz's... don't know about the "trick", but I always get meat to eat while they slice, and I didn't even know there was a way to order other than by standing in line for a carver. It's all fresh-out-of-the-steamer, there is no pre-sliced meat there.
East Village at night - The furthest I've wandered has been Avenue D (you won't be anywhere near that far), but I've never felt unsafe at any hour anywhere in Manhattan.
Faicco's - Murray's Cheese (next door) also has great sopressata, you might check if their hours are better.
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The best cheesecake in New York is at Junior's in Brooklyn. I am not sure, though, how comfortable I am with sending you there late at night.
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Naaw, she's staying home, watching the dogs and planning on reaping the benefits of my EXP status when we do travel together.
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Thanks for any suggestions you might have. Otherwise, It's probably the Blue Note until about 1:30 am, then Katz's, then wandering aimlessly (maybe some Greenwich Village people watching around McDougall/Bleeker street) until about 4 or 5 am, when I'm back off to the airport.
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In the interim between the time I booked this trip and the time I traveled, my office set a meeting in Orange County at 1 pm (10 minutes after I was scheduled to arrive), and another one up in San Jose for Friday, for which they booked me on a 4:35 flight. When they rebooked my flight down to OC, I had them also rebook my flights back up to San Jose.
Participated in the 1 pm meeting by cell phone from the SFO Admiral's Club, Landed in OC at 5:30, wiped out. Ran to the car and got my luggage (and suit), ran back through OC Security, and flew back up to San Jose at 6 on the same flight on which I came down.
So, I was quite exhausted in San Jose last night, but I made it back in one piece. Now, it's back to SFO-JFK-LGA-ORD-SNA tomorrow morning for another all-nighter.
Yeah, I'm not insane. . . .
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