We'll ask around, since we are both hermits we really don't know what are good places to hang out.
We would hate to send you to an all gay bar in the village or a rap convention in Harlem by mistake.


Alright Ladies and Gents, after seeing some of the help Kentdog received with his threads about where he is travelling, i figured I would try the same thing.
This weekend will be heading to New York. I will be crashing right by Madison Square Gardens, and on the Saturday will be heading to the Yankee game.
Any suggestions on good places to visit in that area? My main concern is food and booze.

We'll ask around, since we are both hermits we really don't know what are good places to hang out.
We would hate to send you to an all gay bar in the village or a rap convention in Harlem by mistake.

Will you be going with your wife?



oh....oh....

He's here to see a real Baseball team play.





The Daily News gave us tickets to a Met game on Sept. 10.

If your into Tennis you might want to go to the US Open which started yesterday and ends on September 7.
The US Open 2008 - Grand Slam Tennis - Official Site by IBM
It's right across the street from both the Old Shea Stadium and the New CitiField park.



There's the Ripley's Believe It or Not's on Time Square not far from you.
Ripley's Believe It or Not! Odditorium New York
If you want to get pregnant check this out.
NEW YORK CITY, N.Y. (Aug. 13, 2008) – Ripley’s Believe It or Not! Odditorium on 42nd Street in Manhattan will host the first stop of a three year, multi-city tour of the world famous Ripley’s Fertility Statues!
World Famous Cote-d’Ivoire Statues are linked to more than 2,000 pregnancies – So proceed with caution!
“Please Don’t Touch – Unless You Want a Baby!”More than 2,000 women have reported they became pregnant shortly after touching the wooden statues. Many of them had been told by doctors they would never be able to conceive! Since the women’s stories became public in 1994, millions have visited the statues.
Beginning Aug. 26, the statues will be on display for a three-month engagement in the lobby of Ripley’s Believe It or Not! Odditorium in Times Square. Would-be parents are invited to come in and touch them for FREE during regular business hours.
The five-foot tall wooden statues were acquired from the Ivory Coast (Cote-d'Ivoire ) of West Africa in 1994, and were placed in the lobby of Ripley Entertainment’s corporate headquarters in Orlando. Within months, 13 women, including staffers and office visitors were pregnant.
Following a December 1996 story in the Wall Street Journal chronicling the phenomenon, the demand to touch them became international news. In the ensuing years, the edifices made three trips around the world, stopping at Believe It or Not! museums, allowing millions easy and free access.
They were retired to the Ripley warehouse in 2001, but due to great demand, they were put on display at the Ripley headquarters in Orlando where they have been seen by hundreds each month who made a special pilgrimage to see and touch the statues.
“For years now, we have been inundated with requests to make these statues available once again at our odditoriums throughout the world,” said Edward Meyer, VP Archives & Exhibits for Ripley Entertainment. “Amazingly, people are still finding out about them and call us wanting an opportunity to come in and touch them. Due to this demand, we have decided to tour them again.”
After New York City, the statues will spend a month each at Ripley’s Believe It or Not! museums in Grand Prairie Texas and Williamsburg, Va. They will begin 2009 in Branson, Mo.



I was talking about this to a colleague of mine and here is a question. If i say "I'm going to be at 6th and 41st" How would you know that I'm not going to be at 6th Street and 41 Ave instead of the other way around?




its really not.. catch ANY train to times square.. take the 7 out to queens, and youre in flushing meadows @ the us open.. DONT DRIVE!!!!!!!!! TAKE THE TRAIN!!!!!!!!!
besides that...
personal favorite bar:
Mc Fadden's 42nd St and 2nd Ave
SOLID Hookah Bar:
Sahara East 13th st and 1st ave
FOOD:
Bobby Flay's Mesa Grill (really commercial but awesome food, its fucking bobby flay man.)
Gray's Papaya (you need to experience it) 6th ave @ 8th St
Ruth's Chris stake house (classic steak)
Mamoun's Falafel Mac Dougal St down by NYU (AWESOME drunk food.. )
oh yeah, last, but not least... DONT GO LOOKING FOR HOOKERS!!!! you'll get busted or robbed, unless you have a friend that knows someone in the area..

[quote=Cgrant;1817130]That's the best bet, it would take less than 45 minutes. plus you get to see all of the rejects John Rocker mentioned.,,it's really not that bad.its really not.. catch ANY train to times square.. take the 7 out to queens, and youre in flushing meadows @ the us open.. DONT DRIVE!!!!!!!!! TAKE THE TRAIN!!!!!!!!!
So true, stay away from them....some come with an extra leg if you know what I mean.oh yeah, last, but not least... DONT GO LOOKING FOR HOOKERS!!!! you'll get busted or robbed, unless you have a friend that knows someone in the area
Scores used to be a good place to see girls dance, don't know if it's still good.

CAROLINES ON BROADWAY AMERICA'S PREMIER COMEDY NIGHTCLUB
1626 Broadway between 49Th and 50th Streets
We went there a while ago, funny as hell.....if you go and your sensative try to stay in the back.




another great resturant,
Carmines Carmine's - Family Style Italian great family style italian food
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