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I live in an 8-unit brownstone so everyone in my building knows each other and sees each other regularly. Have lived kn the apartment for over 3 years and noise from upstairs has never been an issue. Over the last few weeks, however, we started hearing noises which sound like an unstable bed moving back…
With its sprawling green punctuated by skyline views, Brooklyn Bridge Park has seen its share of monumental public art. Yet Huma Bhabha’s Before The End—a quartet of towering bronze figures scattered across Pier 3 Uplands—manages to stake its claim with an otherworldly intensity. These are not so much sculptures as oracles, ambiguous visitors that could…
Tuesday, December 3rd Silencio Co-hosted by MoMA PS1 at The Miami Beach EDITION Silencio, the iconic Parisian cultural club, returned To The Miami Beach EDITION for art world darlings to celebrate. Silencio co-hosted with MoMA PS1, the acclaimed New York institution at the forefront of contemporary art, and presented a special night featuring Nick León…
Everytime i date a girl from jersey or Pennsylvania. They always ask me if new york is super dangerous which is mind boggling to me because i lived in nyc for 25 years (been here since i was 4) and i never felt like nyc was that dangerous. Put it this way, i grew up…
At his high-ceilinged, blond-wood-paneled space — with three dozen seats at expansively spaced, white-topped tables, plus more at the counter — Ramirez’s hyper-perfectionist brand of cooking takes the form of a 13-course tasting menu, a thrill ride of precisely executed, luxurious morsels kicking off with a single gossamer tuille thinner than a cigarette and filled with rich fish rillette. Between that opening dazzler and the chef’s signature frozen soufflé in seasonal…
Housed in an historic 19th-century firehouse in Olde Kensington, just four blocks from sister restaurant Laser Wolf, Jaffa Bar is where executive chef-partner Andrew Henshaw pays homage to the flavors of its namesake, Jaffa, the ancient port city in Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel. Henshaw emphasizes fish, seasonal vegetables, and citrus (peep the orange logo) inspired by…
I just got declined by 4 separate cabs that I had to chase down, either because I had a kid with me, or because it wasn’t “worth it” You used to just get in a cab, tell them where you wanna go, and head off, not sit there fucking negotiating with a cab driver in…
Broadway Junction in the winter is not just cold—it’s a certified Arctic experience disguised as a subway station. You’d think that after hauling yourself up those stairs—literal Everest training—you’d work up a little warmth. Nope. The moment you reach the top, the wind hits you like it’s been lying in wait. submitted by /u/godtamer [link]…
I moved to the city a few months ago. Feel like every time I try to find something fun to do in the city, especially on weekend nights, it’s always centered around alcohol. Happy hour networking events, rooftop movie screenings with “signature cocktails,” wine and cheese painting classes, brewery tours… even my local pottery studio…
He hopes to maintain more than just the quality of the cooking, keeping the unique “New York” feel of the original location intact even in a new neighborhood. “I was really nervous about the idea of doing a new one for a while, because it’s such a neighborhood classic in Tribeca, which is such a…
The first couple in our friend group just had a baby. She’s 31 and he’s 29. They’ve both lived in the city since undergrad but she’s from the south and is the last of her friends from back home to have a kid by far (she doesn’t mind at all, just finds it funny). Meanwhile…
I’ll start, haircuts. I can get a haircut in Chinatown or Flushing for under 10 bucks easy. Nobody in NJ will even touch my hair for less than 25 lol. Is there anything else? This might be a short list.. submitted by /u/snake227 [link] [comments]
It’s a bit morbid so I understand if nobody wants to participate but I think it’s an interesting hypothetical with how densely populated nyc is and how difficult escaping would be among the chaos. Obviously car would be off the table since you’d be gridlocked with the amount of people trying to drive and flee…
I noticed months ago that a bunch of apartments in my building were being pre furnished with the same art deco look, fitted with TVs, beds, sofas, everything. I thought it was meant for staging because I would see the furniture stored in the basement of the building through the windows from the sidewalk. I…
Sometimes in otherwise vibrant/bustling neighborhoods (e.g. Greenwich Village), a commercial storefront will stay empty for many years. For example, the former Duane Reade at 9th and Broadway (5+ years), or the former Pain Quotidien on 8th Street (3+ years). Every other unit around these is gainfully occupied. Are they just waiting for a high-$, long-term…
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Seems like every apartment in European cities have a washing machine (even if it’s small), so why is it so rare to have a washing machine in unit in nyc? W/d in unit would feel like an incredible luxury and I would give up the space for it if it I had the option. submitted…
I lost my fantasy football league and the punishment is that I need to go to a diner and eat pancakes for 24 hours, but for every pancake I eat, I can remove 1 hour from the required time. Rules: 1. Pancakes need to be regular sized (cannot be mini), but no specifications on calories.…
I can’t imagine how an artist of any kind who isn’t a trust fund kid could manage to go through a period of financial uncertainty now. Given how much money you need now, which would mean working a lot on anything but your art. Given how expensive rent and everything else is. Made me wonder…does…
Idk if this is allowed here?? Anyway on Friday December 6th I went out with some friends. Long story short, I don’t know how or what happened but apparently I left the club we were at and ended up passing out on the sidewalk somewhere in the LES. It would’ve been after 2:30 AM. I…