New York City: Your favorite things to do or places to go

[bdk3clash]

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http://www.pinkberry.com

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Holy crap when did we get this in NYC?

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More importantly, am I the only one that really likes the Pinkberry song?

[Taso]

My favorite thing to do: Get off the Amtrak at penn station, hop onto the LIRR and head home [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img] While you're in NYC you should just get on the LIRR, get out onto long island, head to Jones' Beach, come visit me in the lovely Upper Brookville.

[burningyen]

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More importantly, am I the only one that really likes the Pinkberry song?

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When I first found the website, I left the song running for like an hour.

[burningyen]

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http://www.pinkberry.com

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Holy crap when did we get this in NYC?

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Not sure. This morning I walked by a new location being built on Spring St. in Nolita.

[spyderracing]

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More importantly, am I the only one that really likes the Pinkberry song?

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When I first found the website, I left the song running for like an hour.

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[whodaman]

One of the best restaurants for young ballas is Park Ave Cafe
You pay your age and round up if your under 25. Meaning if your 28 years old you pay 28$ for a 3 course dinner after 8:30pm. The food is outstanding and the desert
(especially the choc cube and the apple something) is amazing.

Filet mignon and braised short ribs, chocolate cube, and the cavetelli would be my personal reccomendation.

[samjjones]

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Washington Square is fun to watch stupid kids getting get ripped off and/or get busted trying to buy pot.

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People actually get busted there trying to buy pot?

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[chesspain]

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5) Shakespeare in the Park - another must-do, the talent there is usually quite high both on-stage and off.


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Later this month, I'm taking my gf down for a weekend in NYC (I'm originally from the city). On Friday night we have tickets to the Mets game. On Saturday night, I wanted to go to Shakespeare in the Park for Romeo and Juliet, although I saw that unless one is a patron, tickets can only be had by waiting in line on the day of the show.

For those who've been, what is the typical length of wait? And what time would we begin lining up?

Thanks in advance for any responses, since I would like to know before we get to the city if it will be worth our while to plan on seeing the performance.

[nyc999]

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5) Shakespeare in the Park - another must-do, the talent there is usually quite high both on-stage and off.


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Later this month, I'm taking my gf down for a weekend in NYC (I'm originally from the city). On Friday night we have tickets to the Mets game. On Saturday night, I wanted to go to Shakespeare in the Park for Romeo and Juliet, although I saw that unless one is a patron, tickets can only be had by waiting in line on the day of the show.

For those who've been, what is the typical length of wait? And what time would we begin lining up?

Thanks in advance for any responses, since I would like to know before we get to the city if it will be worth our while to plan on seeing the performance.

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I've never done it personally, but heard you need to arrive very early and it will take up most of your morning.

[The DaveR]

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One of the best restaurants for young ballas is Park Ave Cafe
You pay your age and round up if your under 25. Meaning if your 28 years old you pay 28$ for a 3 course dinner after 8:30pm. The food is outstanding and the desert
(especially the choc cube and the apple something) is amazing.

Filet mignon and braised short ribs, chocolate cube, and the cavetelli would be my personal reccomendation.

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PAC is now closed. I ate there last century and thought it was fairly mediocre.