Taim in the West Village has abruptly shut down
Closed by Order of the Commissioner of Health and Mental Hygiene. submitted by /u/Fun_Reflection1157 [link] [comments]
Taim in the West Village has abruptly shut down Read Post »
Closed by Order of the Commissioner of Health and Mental Hygiene. submitted by /u/Fun_Reflection1157 [link] [comments]
Taim in the West Village has abruptly shut down Read Post »
Just curious how common it is in NYC, I know in most places in the US people pick each other up from the airport but it usually is assumed it’s because they drive there and will do a dropoff. My gf came to the airport to meet me over the weekend after my flight. I
Do people (who don’t drive) pick each other up at the airport in NYC? Read Post »
https://www.eastvillagemeatmarket.com/ https://www.yelp.com/biz/east-village-meat-market-new-york I know there are other, possibly cheaper places in the city to get this sort of food, but there aren’t as many options in Lower Manhattan as there used to be and I’m very glad these guys are still around. I don’t do this every Saturday—we’re not exactly talking health food here—but every
The East Village Meat Market’s hot food tables, Saturday only Read Post »
Given the housing supply crisis here, wouldn’t a ban on foreign investment groups buying property help with the housing supply? Edit: clarifying the body since a bunch of people think I’m being anti-immigrant submitted by /u/DefNotaBot22 [link] [comments]
Why isn’t there a ban on foreign investors buying real estate in NYC? Read Post »
This cold winter day’s got me feeling nostalgic. What restaurants or eateries of the past would you bring back if given the chance? For me, it’s a tie between Caracas Arepa & Marble Dessert Bar. Oh, how I miss dowsing their seafood arepa with their signature yellow sauce. And to this day, I still can’t
If you could bring back one closed restaurant, what would it be? Read Post »
I search in this sub about which spots hits, this is actually the second time that I go to New York, but the first time didn’t care about what I was eating or where. So I looked around before going this time. How did I do? submitted by /u/Icy_Elevator_403 [link] [comments]
What I ate in NYC for 2 days and a half Read Post »
Restaurants almost universally serve their “sharing plates” in 3 pieces. Oh, we can add a fourth piece for you!! They appear surprised by their clientele showing up as tables of 2 or 4 almost all of the time. Let me adjust this course for you and a few more dollars! I looked at the tables
The Tyranny of 3 Piece Appetizers Read Post »
Serious question. Why do we all gaslight ourselves into thinking this is acceptable? I’m genuinely convinced Satan himself engineered the logistics from Manhattan to the airports (EWR/JFK). And before you say woah woah what about LGA? This is a rant specific to NYCs “International” airports. For a “world-class city,” the options are seemingly designed by
Would love to know if people ever stay at home all day doing nothing. Some weeks I’m out all day/night and barely home and then some days I just rot at home. Feel guilty about it because there is always so much to do here. Interested in everyone’s answers/experiences? submitted by /u/nycbiatch [link] [comments]
Do you ever stay home all day Read Post »
So I landed this amazing remote job in Toronto but I’m still based in NYC and need to drive up there like twice a month minimum. We’re talking 350 miles each way so 700+ per trip through upstate NY winters and border crossings. But I just bought a co-op here or I’d move lol. I’ve
Is it insane to regularly commute NYC to Toronto by car? Read Post »
Was it always a tourist trap or was there a time that it catered to locals? As a kid in the 90’s, I remember there being an arcade just off Times Square. Granted, it was still a pretty crowded sidewalk to get there. submitted by /u/amlextex [link] [comments]
What was Times Square’s original function? Read Post »
As an outsider I always see posts about how most people in New York are living with 1-4 roommates at a time. I know this isn’t for everyone, but what percent of people do you know that actually live alone? Thanks submitted by /u/Anonymous61134 [link] [comments]
How many of you live alone? Read Post »
I was standing in the middle part of a crowded subway car and holding the pole. The car was swerving a lot, and I guess my upper back made contact with a guy’s arm as he passed me. I felt a strong push on my back after this, and at first I thought it was
Random guy tried to square up on the subway – did I handle this correctly? Read Post »
It bothers me how people bring their dogs to places we eat. I can’t blame businesses because by law they can’t do anything out of fear of being sued. They can ask if it’s a service dog which dog owners can simply say yes without any proof. And many dog owners lie about their dog
We need to keep dogs out of coffee shops and restaurants. Read Post »
This time, I wasn’t even the one waiting. I was on lunch, walking back to work. I saw an elderly couple with two young children (assuming grandkids) waiting at the stop. The bus driver looked in their direction and just kept driving. He had a red light just a few feet away, so he ended
Any MTA workers here? Why do you guys drive past people clearly waiting for the bus? Read Post »
I love burgers – especially cheeseburgers – and we don’t make them like you do back in the UK. So, I made it my mission to try as many of the top rated spots from this sub as I could whilst I visited. In the order I visited: *apologies for the poor photography 1) Lovelies.
I tried as many burgers as I could whilst visiting New York Read Post »
I commute to midtown Manhattan daily for work and often rely on local affordable eateries to sustain myself. I work in service & while customers are still buying, my paycheck dropped nearly 40% since October & food costs keep rising so every cent counts when I’m looking for fast calories. 2 bros has been a
Not sure if it’s the exact location, sort of an odd corner near Hudson Yards, lack of marketing or something else, but a mostly empty room on a Sunday night. Surprising considering it’s the latest from Erik Ramirez from the (I thought) well respected Llama Group, and especially surprising considering how strong this meal was.
Why is Papa San not Packed Every Night Read Post »
x-post from r/asknyc I saw: Been living here for three years and I’m genuinely confused why we have literally every cuisine except Kiwi food. Like we got Ethiopian, Peruvian, even multiple Georgian spots but not a single New Zealand restaurant anywhere. I’m craving some kiwi butter chicken the way they do it in Auckland or
Why is there zero New Zealand food in NYC? (x-post) Read Post »
Been living here for three years and I’m genuinely confused why we have literally every cuisine except Kiwi food. Like we got Ethiopian, Peruvian, even multiple Georgian spots but not a single New Zealand restaurant anywhere. I’m craving some kiwi butter chicken the way they do it in Auckland or some decent fish and chips
Why is there zero New Zealand food in NYC? Read Post »
My Chinese father (60 years old) lives in walking distance of Chinatown and has been pretty lonely since my mom passed. He’s Wenzhounese but speaks Mandarin, Cantonese, and decent English. I try to visit him when I can and that helps, but I think he needs likeminded peers his own age and culture. It’s also
Communities in Chinatown for my lonely Chinese father? Read Post »
Throwaway for obvious reasons. I moved to NYC three years ago for work (finance). At first, the whole “decompress with a drink after a brutal day” thing felt normal. Everyone does it, right? Grab drinks after work, wine on the Metro-North home, beers while watching TV to unwind from the chaos. But somewhere along the
The ‘wine after every terrible commute’ habit got out of hand – recommendations? Read Post »
roundup of my favorite restaurants I visited in my Thanksgiving trip to nyc! I brought my parents & wanted them to have as best of an experience as they could, and the food was definitely a highlight of the trip for us. i mostly wanted try as many unique restaurants as possible & avoid super
7 days in nyc… how did i do? Read Post »
THIS IS BEING EDITED RIGHT NOW. ALL LINKS AND DATES ARE ACTIVELY BEING MODIFIED AND REVIEWED. THANKS FOR ALL THE SUGGESTIONS AND EDITS! THIS IS STILL BEING WORKED ON PROBABLY ROLLING INTO FRIDAY! Welcome to this year’s winter holiday megathread. This is the thread where we answer questions about what to do, where, see, and
Ultimate Holiday Season in NYC Thread (2025) Read Post »
Before one could say don’t patronize the business, but now it’s almost everywhere, so it’s hard to avoid. So many food establishments and really any service as well – florists, cobbler, etc. Larger grocery stores are still not doing it. I’ve filed complaints with 311 on a couple of businesses. Both ended up with notices
3% credit card charge is now almost everywhere – is this the new normal? Read Post »
To any non-NYC local who may be seeing this thread: DO NOT accept rides from people who approach you at arrival offering uber/taxi service. Go to the airport taxi stand right ourside of the terminal or order a rideshare directly through the apps. You are going to get scammed otherwise. I flew home into LGA
Drivers harassing people at LGA baggage claim was out of control Read Post »
Here’s one of my current favorite NYC restaurant matchbooks! Please share pics of your favorites! There are over 10,000 independent restaurants in NYC. Does anyone know if someone has made the effort to set up a database of NYC restaurants that currently distribute branded matches with updates to the list to add any new restaurants
Collecting NYC Restaurant Matches Read Post »
Hi all, Small restaurant owner here just spewing my opinions and pleading that y’all try and order directly from restaurants as much as possible. Uber, Doordash, and Grubhub are convenient but man do they take the piss out of us owners and customers alike. I’m on the verge of breaking down becasue its been so
Disgruntled owner pleading with you to order directly from restaurant websites Read Post »
I know this is probably not the place but I am almost 6 years sober and I am having a hard time to the point I think I need to go somewhere that isn’t home. I don’t have a therapist, and don’t want to get hospitalized, but wish there was a place like if you
Can I go to urgent care if I feel like relapsing? Read Post »
Got the #6 soup dumplings with chili oil, $10 cash only. For takeout, waited a solid 10 minutes in this windy ass weather but it was worth it submitted by /u/ThrowawayNYCJ [link] [comments]
White Bear in Flushing Read Post »
For the longest time (like 2 years), the second light fixture in my kitchen has been hanging down because I tried changing it when I moved in and couldn’t get it back properly. Just got back from a month overseas and noticed it’s been put back in its shell perfectly. This is weird because the
Mystery light fixture repaired in my apt Read Post »
I had dinner at Casa Carmen in Tribeca with a few friends last weekend, and within minutes of my second drink, my memory went dark and I completely blacked out, which has never happened to me before. My friend also said she nearly fell asleep at the table after her second drink too, but snapped
Tampering w/ drinks at Casa Carmen in Tribeca? Read Post »
Le Bernardin. submitted by /u/nyccameraman [link] [comments]
This NYC restaurant was just ranked the best in the U.S. by a global ranking. Read Post »
I’ve been living in NYC for a long time and I’ve seen the same pair of twin women several times over the years, and I’m really curious if they’re some kind of local “urban legend” or if anyone knows who they are. Here’s what I remember: – I first saw them around 2016–2017, and then
Does anyone know these twin sisters in black who walk around Manhattan late at night? Read Post »
Absolutely loved it. From the moment I entered: warm and friendly, beautiful space, service was 9.5/10, attentive but not intrusive. Food was amazing, honestly 9.5/10. In lots of pics on here it has looked drab, but I found it beautiful, and well presented. I think maybe the day-time dining and the lovely natural light helped
Eleven Madison Park, first time, lunch, loved. Read Post »
Been wanting to try this place for a while and I took my mom to an event around the corner for her birthday so we went here for dinner after. I got the wine and dine $19 special and chose the pappardelle with bolognese. The wine was a generous pour and the pasta was incredibly
Forma Pasta Fort Greene Read Post »
This was my fifth trip to NYC and my goal for this one was to only go to more under-the-radar food spots and avoid the hyped/touristy destinations so you won’t be seeing any L’Industrie, Joe’s, Katz, or Russ & Daughters in this post! With that said, since Reddit only allows for 20 pictures, this will
My favorite spots after a week in NYC Read Post »
A monk came up to me and grabbed me wrist and put a bracelet on without saying anything so I assumed he was giving it to me. Then he asked me for donations and I said no so he asked for the bracelet back but I kind of liked it so I ignored him and
Monk gave me a bracelet and I refused to give it back, was I wrong? Read Post »
Specifically at restaurants and bars. Prices are higher than ever, service jobs are hard to come by, and yet I keep having these trash experiences… most recently a bartender spilled some of my beer, said not to worry, it was only head, and didnt top me off or anything 😵💫 Wtf is going on? I’m
Have you all noticed a serious decline in service lately? Read Post »